how stupidity can save your life

Ever thought being dumb could be your greatest asset? Today, we're flipping the script on intelligence and revealing how embracing your inner "dumb" can actually save your life. This isn't your typical self-improvement spiel.
Why embracing your inner "dumb" might be the smartest thing you ever do. Share your own "dumb" success stories in the comments below!

[@AstroRoZx]

That's so true. Epictetus once said "If you want to improve, be content to be thought foolish, and stupid"

[@RealityRogue]

It also makes it more likely for someone to teach you.
If you answer a question wrong online people will jump to try and tell you how to do it right, compared to just asking.
In real life no matter what level Im on, I usually come off as open minded and willing to learn, so It becomes easy to have others who are more knowledgeable take me under their wing a bit.
Admitting previous specific mistakes is a good way to start. "I tried [this] like [that] but it didn't turn out how I wanted it to. Do you know how to do it?."

[@siddhartacrowley8759]

I'm too stupid for that

[@Inner_Dojo]

damn..interesting

[@slavessy]

When I started to be an intern my manager told me that it wasn't bad I didn't know some things about the work it was bad that someone who had worked there 10 years didn't know answered my questions

[@GoalGalaxy2000]

I'm dumb n I'm proud of it

[@KM-vl9np]

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[@Mr.KokoPudgeFudge]

None of these are stupid things, what's really stupid is trying too hard to look smart.

[@ka1w4i]

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[@Mr.KokoPudgeFudge]

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[@smil3_for_0nce]

literally ☝🤓