>25
>dropped out of college because couldn't focus on classes
>low iq
It's weird because I really do like to learn new things on my own terms. The problem is, I know I am a brainlet, I'm not smart. There's this overwhelming amount of information on a ton of subjects relating to STEM to blue collar work to writing that I'd love to get involved in and learn more about. There's so many cool things in the world, so little time, and I'm not intelligent.
I guess, what I want to know is it even worth trying to learn new things? I know I'll always be capped at the slightly above average level. If it's not worth learning, what should I focus on? I feel awful playing games every day.
If it is worth it, how do I narrow down what to focus on? I need a skill to make money, but then I can't figure out the best one for a brainlet that isn't blue collar (back problems, can do my own work but can't do it full time.
>dropped out of college because couldn't focus on classes
>low iq
It's weird because I really do like to learn new things on my own terms. The problem is, I know I am a brainlet, I'm not smart. There's this overwhelming amount of information on a ton of subjects relating to STEM to blue collar work to writing that I'd love to get involved in and learn more about. There's so many cool things in the world, so little time, and I'm not intelligent.
I guess, what I want to know is it even worth trying to learn new things? I know I'll always be capped at the slightly above average level. If it's not worth learning, what should I focus on? I feel awful playing games every day.
If it is worth it, how do I narrow down what to focus on? I need a skill to make money, but then I can't figure out the best one for a brainlet that isn't blue collar (back problems, can do my own work but can't do it full time.
