couldn’t find the article due to all of the pop ups. I don’t tolerate pop ups.
*They pronounce “divisive” as though it rhymes with “submissive”.
*They start every verbal opine with the word “Look”.
*They parrot “I could care less”.
*They say “at the end of the day” frequently.
*They inject the word “comprehensive” into every policy wish list.
*They get a Marketing or Ad Agency position and use the 30 year old tired palilogy of “REAL this, REAL that!”
*They frequently misuse the word “whom” (That’s me! 😜 Doh!)
-PJ
I already know I have average intelligence. This article indicates that fortunately, I missed the bus going to Full Dunning-Kruger.
Bkmk.
Gee. I've never seen the point of reality TV. I never had time for it when I was in graduate school or later when I was working.
Most TV is trash.
One habit of people with zero intelligence who try to seem smart:
1: Work for MSN / MSNBC.
What’s number 1? Reading MSN on a regular basis?
OK ... off to read the article ...
OK ...
Reality TV is trash, and it has nothing to do with “emotional intelligence”. It’s just scripted soap-opera pretending to be real life. Bleh ...
“Embrace change”??? Coming from MSN, that seems like a slam at people who reject woketardery and the push for “diversity”.
Well, I'm certainly guilty of that one.
“They think reality tv is trash.”
I only need one gauge to decide wether a person is worth my time and or worth his salt...
If he/she changes their attitude/body language/aura when the boss walks in the room or a popular person, then they aint worth af in my book. may as well just drop to their knees and perform oral on the person they shifted mode for. it’s thoroughly disgusting...
They talk in circles, they make little sense, they use many words when few will do.
1. They display loads of books they’ve never read.
2. They talk about articles having only seen the headline.
3. They start sentences with, “People say…”
4. They can’t handle conversations they aren’t controlling.
5. They’ve memorized several “interesting facts.”
6. They say everything with immense confidence.
7. They’re likely to talk over others to avoid being corrected.
8. They have a superiority complex.
9. They pick friends they deem impressive.
They spend years getting a Ph.D. to feel superior, but nothing they say or write is actually interesting, despite having written a voluminous doctoral thesis, which was nonsense.
Those who know do not speak. Those who speak do not know.
18. They block the Micro Soft News from their computer network.
They think prepositions have subjects.
Everybody has done some of these or even all of these at some point in their life, even Hannah Acton.
“16 Habits Of People Who Have Average Intelligence But Try To Seem Really Smart”
17. Join MENSA and never shut up about it ...