What does it feel like to be a genius?

[Anonymous]

[Kaneki05]

It's Highly annoying, average constantly have a Dunning-Kruger effect even though you have resource right in front you to check what your saying is true or not they never do...
And education sucks doesn't appeal to be asked same questions which are obvious.
Become more a social outcast cause you point out flaws in others thinking and they don't like that, get emotional typically and double down.
Besides that it helps financial literacy vastly and understanding things much easier, seeing ideas beyond yourself, morality is not so black and white, etc

So it has perks but in a world where you socially want to get along with many who are just average it's sorta a negative, even if I want to say I am less of a social human I need some sociality.

[Anonymous]

I’m a “genius”.
Here is my perspective.

You are in no position of real power or authority, but you have a position where you can tell people to take certain measures and do things now to better the future or prepare for it.

Only for them to ignore you and do something stupid that even you didn’t see possible, yet they managed.

This has happened a lot. Sucks. Wished I were dumb so, I wouldn’t see the mess of things others cause and live in my bubble.

[Simslover92]

It feels incredible... just kidding. I'm far from a genius. But I know someone who is and admire them for being one.

[Abbycado]

Aww, ty. XD

[Simslover92]

Haha you're welcome lol

[Abbycado]

XD could't resist. Mwah

[ZameerAnsari91]

Hahahaha

[Gamer20282]

No idea, I take the psyco route more than genuis

[ZameerAnsari91]

Hahahaha 😂🤣🤣

[Twodogs0525]

You're expected to end up with a position of great importance and respect, with great earning potential, otherwise you're seen as "not living up to your potential." Your happiness of having an occupation you love, doesn't matter.

[slatyb]

I've known some really smart people and they don't think they are all that. They just do the things that interest them.

[Anonymous]

true geniuses don't think of themselves as morally superior because of "intellectual" superiority if the basis for their morals is purely subjective

[AMS700CX4u2]

Isolating, either because I don't' want to fit in or because others don't want me to fit in.

[OneViewpoint]

Probably different for each personality. I doubt there is a single genius "type".

[permanentem]

It feels normal... The only brain I've ever lived with is my own.

[permanentem]

Think of it this way If you get up and go to work every day and you use a super computer and that's the only computer you ever use, then it's going to feel how a computer is suppose to feel from your perspective. If you were forced to swap to some low end piece of shit, then everything would feel very slow and you would be frustrated by your lack of ability. You'd feel disabled, like you can't do what you are suppose to be able to do with a computer. You'd probably start screaming obscenities and you might throw a coffee mug across the room in anger. The person that only uses that piece of shit computer every day however would feel like it is great. They can do everything with it that they know how to do. In reality though we can't swap brains so everyone just feels normal. They are confined within their own ability. A super computer and a piece of shit computer can still network and communicate in the same language, though the piece of shit may never completely process more complicated concepts. It might have a memory error and crash out. For more simple stuff though, we're all on the same page.

[AgentG111]

Have you seen how they act? There's your answer.

[BrittneyHl]

I have no idea 😹

[ZameerAnsari91]

You can see me 😁😁😁

[queenofcardio]

I wouldn't know

[Anonymous]

Ask some AI :P

[itsannalee]

No idea😅

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Sad, mostly

[jahaims]

Torturous

[Jeff51]

Don't know.