BRAINLET PRIDE WORLD WIDE

History. I loved it since I was kid. But then now I'm in uni and the amount of shit I have to learn is too much and too fast. I need my own pace to learn shit.

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After dropping out of University for the second time it began to become to clear to me that I might perhaps be a brainlet, or at least just disabled in some of other way.

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When I was around 17, 18 to my full extent, even before that I was observing my inferiority in many many occasions, but didn't spend too much thought into it.
Needless to say, I have dropped out of uni several times, and nowadays I am a 32 year old wizard NEET.

I don't feel bad about the decisions I have made, the attitude I have, but I feel bad about the lack of my potential, my inferior genes and the lack of future I was born with thanks to that.

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>gratuate Bachleor with 3.9 GPA
>decide to go for M.Sc. in Statistics
>first lecture is too hard for me to ever understand
>have to switch schools after first semester because I am literally crying (without any exaggeration) every other night
JUST

>perfect grades again at new school though

Also I despise the people with positive attitude in general, even though it is clear as day, that their success is mostly due to their genes, their upbringing and a little bit of work compared to that.

We are not born equal, we are not born to be equals.

It's a delusion to think you could overcome your inferiority.

True brainlets don't even know that they are brainlets.

How can the difference be so blatant?
The quality and level of teaching should be about the same, especially in the academic world of Germany.
Just from switching schools you went from a zero to a hero?

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That's a bullshit lie that has been ongoing.
Of course if you talk about brainlets with IQ below 80, which is plain and simple retardation level of intellect, your statement might be true.

But we are talking about the average, below average compared to the gifted ones.

really? That's very interesting, I also love history and also am fascinated with it since I was a little child
Is it worth going to Uni for a history degree? Are there enough jobs that you can get with that?
And did you drop out now? What are you going to do now?

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kys already

like everyone on Earth is a brenlet if you start comparing. Anyone over 90 IQ shouldn't be considered brenlet imo as they still have potential to be successful in life, such as getting accepted to a med school etc.

I have been feeling devastated for half of my life being both a brainlet and a bodylet.

There are many various idioms and even in different languages that basically say that if you don't have the brains, you have the muscles.

I got none, no positive features unless you grasp for the straw and say that having 2 eyes, 4 limbs etc. is a positive feature now.

>Is it worth going to Uni for a history degree?
IDK, it's not like I'm going to have some super duper career, so I might as well study what I like. In the end were all more or less fucked.
>And did you drop out now?
No, not yet.

>uni professor thinks I'm a massive brainlet
>we eventually have a conversation about things unrelated to classes
>calls me wise and intuitive but that I "perhaps aren't meant for regular schooling"
>later find out he told someone he thought I was mildly schizophrenic just from that conversation
There's something severely wrong with me. It's like I'm constantly concussed but I don't know what the cause is.

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That's BS.
You cannot be academically successful and be a brainlet.
You have never been a brainlet to begin with then, your perception of yourself was wrong.

Also a brainlet includes more than just the IQ. If you have an average IQ and still manage to be successful, you are not a brainlet in my books.

stop crying and start reading and lifting
realistic outlook I suppose
so are you just learnig history in general from the early civilozation to the present or what do you do in Uni?

>start reading and lifting

Requires interest, focus, disciplines and other qualities that I don't possess on top of the very bad foundation. Not worth it as well with bleak outlook for any success.

Or do you tell cripples to try harder to walk as well?

how old are you? Why do you consider yourself stupid? Did you make an effort in school? Are you working or in Uni?

Welfare office is causing me problems starting now.
Also stopped cooperation with psychiatrist and other institutions.

More incentive to kms, but on the other hand the situations of my mother and sister are very fragile and in a critical phase as well.

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>so are you just learnig history in general from the early civilozation to the present
yeah, more or less

See

Ah you are that Chinese guy right?

There used to be proper entrance filters to stop you brainlets from wasting your time on university but big brainers realised they could drain you of your money and face no consequences

Have you chosen an more appropriate career yet?

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Yes. It was only that specific class ("Mathematische Statistik"). I had good grades in the other classes even at the school that made me cry from feeling too stupid for this world.
Everyone told me the rest of the degree would be much easier and it's just that one class which is hell. I still couldn't grasp it though. For me it was the right decision to switch before I waste my time.

This shit is from the first lecture and it's basically taken for granted that you can do it in your sleep.
The lecturer would ask the students what's the next step in his proof at hand. Some of these proofs took famous mathematicians years to come up with, but he asked "come on now? people, are you having a bad day? still sleeping?" if no one raised his hand to deliver the proof within 30 seconds after he asked...

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Yes, and going to bed now....

kys

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In university also, but I sit among other brainlets and I can be considered the top 1% of brainlets
>but then again meme degree

have you gone to see a doctor? what makes you stand out in a regular conversation?

>chinese
ah, that explains why you hate yourself so much because you didn't understand one lecture in statistics.
>The lecturer would ask the students what's the next step in his proof at hand. Some of these proofs took famous mathematicians years to come up with, but he asked "come on now? people, are you having a bad day? still sleeping?
math professors do it all the time, depending on whether or not the next part of the proof is easy enough to deduce. i have complex analysis this year and the proofs are actually quite easy.