>>11345187No, I hate math. I'd value it as a means to an end.
I'm pretty creative, and I could compensate my lack of logical skills by working on my creative problem solving. But I'd still feel at a loss because I'd still be unable to interpret life at a higher level. For example, I barely know what's going on in my city at any given time. But a much smarter person, Could just casually glance at a construction project being done and connect that politics, the cities budget, why it's being done, etc. This is why I get fucking pissed whenever PC fags on reddit say it's okay to be dumb. Fuck forrest gump, He achieved alot but he was to stupid and child-like to even acknowledge his accomplishments.
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When your IQ is low, It's hard to multi-task you have to focus more on a task to get it done or research something thoroughly so you don't get fucked up later down the road. Oh but the reddit fags will say "blah blah learn critical thinking" but a smarter naturally have all that, and won't even have to research. Say he wants to buy a house, He'll be able to walk into and be able to get a scope on whether or not it's good for long-term living, but me, I'd have to pull up a few articles and assimilate tips because I went house searching. It's not that I can't be thorough and efficient, it's just that everything is so fucking HARD. If i wanted to improve the grammar of this post, I'd have to devote so much time and energy and by the time I've done that I'd be mentally exhausted, too exhausted to focus on more important things. Maybe it's my ADHD or slight autism, but If I didn't have those I wouldn't have my mental diversity that I could only get from websurfing on 4chan and reddit and forums and shit.
Sometimes I just wish I could be a 200lb nerd with a 140 IQ that plays elder scrolls and shit, and uses his intelligence to freelance program and write immerse elaborate fanfics about sex with kairi from kingdom hearts. I mean, I could still do all that but it's just hard
