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To: Ilaine who wrote (92644)	7/18/2012 8:14:15 PM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Respond to of 219944

Yep.. Intelligence is just like love... It is not enough..

To: Ilaine who wrote (92644)	7/18/2012 11:16:26 PM
From: average joe	Respond to of 219944

"He admits he does not make as much as a federal bankruptcy judge, which is $151,984 per year." I have some friends that are barely getting by to but they're still good people. What Socrates said 2300 years ago is true today. "I also say that virtue is not produced from riches, but riches from virtue, as likewise all other human goods, both privately and publicly." I have always viewed the happiest people I know as the smartest people and they enjoy each and every day like it is their last day on earth. The most successful people I know tend to put in 18 hours day even when they don't need to.

To: Ilaine who wrote (92644)

7/18/2012 11:42:01 PM

From: Maurice Winn

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Do you? <
Intelligent people always overrate brains.
>

Why not just rate them accurately?

I take it you were making a joke.

The primary measurement of intelligence is getting the right answer, not the wrong answer, so to say intelligent people are always wrong is wrong.

Mqurice

PS: That's a very precise price for not being able to put a price on brains: < He admits he does not make as much as a federal bankruptcy judge, which is $151,984 per year./i>> Somebody put a price on the federal bankruptcy judge. Obviously over rated.