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Communicating clearly doesn't require a high IQ at all, it's a general skill. If anything, high intelligence might be a detriment since a lot of the smarter peo
by Wohlf 4y ago
Communicating clearly doesn't require a high IQ at all, it's a general skill. If anything, high intelligence might be a detriment since a lot of the smarter people I've known can't or refuse to communicate clearly.
- ClumsyPilot 4y agothen they arent that smart? /s Seriously, I think our judgement of 'smartness' is lacking. We call people of loelw emotional intelligence smart.