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September 21 2009

acedalright

Critically Intelligent Living

Being intelligent is considered a blessing and it is no wonder.  The things an intellectual mind can imagine are capable of changing our earth and our lives for a positive eternity.

Talented males and females in the course of  history have had to rely on  their minds to bring alive a universe of fancy, ingenuity, and life saving inventions. They owe a lot of mastery, achievement and in some cases infamy, to their intelligence.


Being born without owning cerebral proficiency in ample quantities isn't a means for a terrible life, not at all, a vast amount of truly wonderful accomplishments have been earned by those with regular intelligence and history does owe them each great thanks.

 But there is an abundance of evidence to highlight that individuals with lower intelligence quotients levels are more aligned with   melancholy, affliction and irrationality grounded fears and judgments, all which exist far less often in individuals who are cerebrally inured.

Critical thinking education



Just because you might have a critical education , though can be valueless indeed if your smarts aren't tested to their limits. There is a saying that seems to reasonate that sounds a little something like "we will not get rewarded for being smart, we will be  rewarded  for acting smart" - Makes Sense!


Therefore, when you don't put your high intelligence to use (that's if you have it), then the luck  is wasted, which absolutely, is a personal choice , you might lose the attainable rewards, similar to how a accomplished sporting star that never pushed their own boundaries.

Of course there are contentment issues here.  You have to distinguish the balance between shooting for success and not over working yourself, but these are the questions for yourself and no one else.  Find the balance and you could be a happier person.

For a definition of critical thinking