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they aren't the same, but they sure aren't orthogonal. truly high intelligence and problem solving grit are without a doubt correlated. And at least to me, prob
by gmadsen 4y ago
they aren't the same, but they sure aren't orthogonal. truly high intelligence and problem solving grit are without a doubt correlated. And at least to me, problem solving grit by its nature requires movement rather than stationary
- p0pcult 4y ago>truly high intelligence and problem solving grit are without a doubt correlated As both a former teacher and current parent, i can say for certain that this is not true.
- barrkel 4y agoRepeated success in life is correlated with both those things, but they are not naturally correlated with one another. There are a lot of very smart people who dropped out of the race. Being smart can mean you don't need to learn grit, and maybe you never do; maybe the first hard thing comes, and you do something easier instead. There are also plenty of diligent hard workers who never amount to much more than a small business. Hard work isn't worth much on its own.