Is honesty better than intelligence?
Is honesty better than intelligence?
Hunter Hill
Jace Wilson
what's worst, ignorance or indifference?
Xavier Anderson
For instance, would you prefer to work or hire someone who is moderately intelligent but very honest, or very intelligent, but lies to get their way?
Hunter Ward
I don't know and I don't care
Charles Perez
You should, it might help you decide who to be around in the future.
Connor Gutierrez
Philosophical drivel.. Fuck off to /b/
Jonathan Rodriguez
Common sense is better than both
Landon Russell
the joke...
honesty is a liability, intelligence is an asset.
Stop asking stupid questions.
Logan Lopez
Does baby not want to think right now?
I'm sorry, maybe you're the one who needs to fuck off back to /b/
What's common to one person isn't necessarily common to another, you'll have to define what that means.
Owen Richardson
I mean obviously to a point, but I would prefer to work with/hire someone moderately intelligent and honest than a genius liar.
Michael Sanchez
Very good.
Logan Morales
>What's common to one person isn't necessarily common to another, you'll have to define what that means.
No you dont, thats what common sense is, its "common".
Noah Bennett
>common sense
>good sense and sound judgment in practical matters
Kayden Stewart
cool samefag
Nolan Clark
if you dont know what common sense is, then you dont have it
and youre a troglodyte
Anthony Edwards
>"I would like to fugg your daughter"
no
Kevin Cook
yes
Jayden Taylor
it's the jews.
William Taylor
nice.
Angel Lopez
As a h.school student I used to obsess over intelligence. I wanted to find people equal to my intellectual standards ( I do consider myself part of the 1% intelligence wise, and so does society (based on my perception ofc))
As I got older I understood that intelligence is not really that important. As long as the person has enough IQ for the job required, then competence, industriousness and wisdom are way more important.
I've met in my life very intelligent people that utterly failed due to lacking the above attributes.
As for honesty, honesty can be a positive & powerful tool, if used within the right group. The average human spends lots of time in power plays & other low IQ drama-driven actions, so in such environment honesty could have negative consequences.
Jayden Nelson
The only thing common between all humans is a basal desire to not die. Anything beyond that is subjective; even what constitutes valid logic is up for debate.