the intelligence trap why smart people make dumb mistakes

Beyond Intelligence: Why Smart People Do Stupid Things is a book on human behavior and decision-making. The author makes some interesting points through studying a large number of cases and data. The author believes that IQ is not the only factor that determines a person's behavior and decision-making. Although some people might be very smart in some aspects, they might not be as good as others in other aspects. On the contrary, a person's behavior and decisions were often influenced by many factors, including emotions, environment, experience, education, and so on. In this book, the author presents a few common examples of being smart instead of being smart. For example, some people over-considered the details when making decisions and ignored the overall situation. They were too confident that their decisions were correct and ignored the possible negative consequences. Some people might get stuck in a mindset and not be able to respond flexibly to new situations. The author also emphasized the influence of experience and education on behavior and decision making. A person's experience and educational background may affect their ability to make decisions, making it easier for them to make the right decisions. However, if they have not received sufficient education and training, they may lack the necessary skills and knowledge to make wise decisions. In reading this book, we need to realize that IQ is not the only factor that determines a person's behavior and decision-making, but only a part of it. We need to learn to look at problems from multiple perspectives and use our experience and educational background to make wise decisions. At the same time, we also need to avoid falling into a fixed mindset and keep an open mind to continue learning and growing.

Holding grudges had nothing to do with being smart. Some people hold grudges to solve problems, such as Aries; Scorpio holds grudges against themselves, hurting themselves and aggrieved themselves; Capricorns hold grudges and do not directly show it, but will quietly work hard to surpass each other in the future; Sagittarius may be happy on the surface but remember bad things in their hearts. The truly intelligent people were usually broad-minded and did not hold grudges. They treated the harm of others as a lesson for growth and treated the people who hurt them as passers-by. They knew how to keep a distance from the people who hurt them and did not care about them. This kind of attitude of not holding grudges reflected a kind of survival wisdom. At the same time, there was also a view that smart and honest people would hold grudges against certain people to avoid secondary harm. Therefore, whether one held grudges or not could not be used as a standard to judge whether one was smart or not. "Let go and become a Buddha, draw your saber!" The novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

Smart dogs in cartoons often solve problems quickly and show clever tricks, while dumb dogs may get into funny troubles and make clumsy mistakes.

Maybe it's to show different types of characters and situations for entertainment. Not all cartoons mean to be negative about old people.

Yes, there were such novels. I strongly recommend "My Brother Is Obviously a Trash, But He's Overconfident." The female lead was a powerful existence from the beginning, and the male lead was also strong. There were no disgusting settings or pretentious plots. It was very clean and refreshing. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~