1. Read all the words, carefully and thoroughly. 2. Respect the scientific method 3. Understand that light-year is a measurement of distance, not time.
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Step 1: Understand how the world works. Step 2: Arrogantly come up with a subjective paradigm, but call it objective. Step 3: Maintain the delusion that you're always correct.
@@MorganBallardWheeler Intellectuals do understand the world, they just can't get beyond a subjective vantage point because intelligence can make you too proud to even consider the possibility that you might be wrong about the big picture. They think their perspective is objective, but it's not because they're the ones creating it. I fall prey to this regularly, have to constantly question my own perception in order to remain truly objective.
I am an intellectual, the value of my IQ is so high that just 1 attempt to store that value crashed the entire internet, and fried every server known to man.
Well I'm an Intellectual and I was not made an Intellectual but born, I would say some traits of an Intellectual are: 1- just really quick in solving problems 2- less emotional 3- courageous 4- careless in a good way etc. Misconceptions: 1- we are always reading books 2- we live in school 3- we talk and behave like this guy in video 4- we are not people.
You're right. Becoming an intellectual proper involves collaborating and sharing questions and ideas with other voracious readers. Try emailing professors at universities with questions related to their field; I've gotten insightful responses!
Hi Existencial Dread, I can't recall having Tom Stoppard among the books/plays in the video, but I do love "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead" and "Arcadia"! Judging by your moniker, I bet you like "Waiting for Godot" too. ;)
i dont even have money to be an intellectual. books cost a lot of money. no libraries in my neighborhood. you could i say i could start my journey by maintaining proper punctuation, but im too lazy for that.
To start, read The Iliad by Homer (translated by Robert Fagles). One of my favorites is Nicomachean Ethics by Aristotle. If you're looking for something more modern, try Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf. Lastly, read King Lear, Macbeth, The Tempest, and Hamlet by Shakespeare (be sure to have a dictionary handy!). Hope that helps!
Hello Mr. Garcia, a book I recently enjoyed is Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind by Shunryu Suzuki. As referenced in the video, read Chekov's plays, like Uncle Vanya or The Cherry Orchard, as well as The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde (and go to performances of the plays!). Also read books by Jane Austen such as Pride and Prejudice or Mansfield Park. Here's an interesting article about why her writing has lasted the test of time: www.nytimes.com/2017/07/06/upshot/the-word-choices-that-explain-why-jane-austen-endures.html
Morgan's Monologues and Music So you recommend books such as Iliad, Hamlet, or Chekov's plays. I just don't understand why. Elaboration: I don't understand, what I am supposed to be getting from those books, or what I am supposed to mentally take away from them.
carlton sorrells That is an excellent question. A simple answer is that these books contain advanced vocabularies and complex sentence structures. If you study these aspects of the books I recommend, you will acquire a greater facility to express yourself: how you feel, what you think, why you believe what you believe, etc. Also, these books are a testament to the annals of human experience regarding every emotion from divine jubilation to despondent suffering. A better authority than me for your question is Harold Bloom, who has written numerous books on what you are asking. I highly recommend his book "How to Read and Why."
Red Riot Why do you say that!? Everyone has to start somewhere, and if you want to become more knowledgeable, start reading! It sounds like you need some inspiration, so I recommend you read Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand. Hope that helps!
Sir,I respect your intellect activities but how come you could'nt even solve that architectural designed for only intellect, a color puzzle with a color combination To be straight forward why aren't you able to solve that rubik's cube?
Hi TheDarkDawnGT! That geometric solid is made out of origami paper and was used in the video for purely decorative purposes. I can solve a Rubik’s cube though! And thank you for respecting my intellectual pursuits.
Dusabe Benon Brian .. Ask your self. What are you interested in? Sports? Then read about sports. Math? Then read about math. Intellection? Then read about it.
falconelly You’re right! I would also guess that the ratio of illiterate intellectuals to illiterate people is higher than literate intellectuals to literate people.
@@yassin9161 Most intellectual. Unfortunately I cannot pin a reply to a comment, if you comment again in the main section your pin wish will be granted.
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...I'm going to go out on a limb here and say this is satirical
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1. Read all the words, carefully and thoroughly.
2. Respect the scientific method
3. Understand that light-year is a measurement of distance, not time.
*watch rick and morty*
*and steven universe then watch an entertaining science channel*
Blipp season 1 episode 7
No
Watch random stuff and over think about them
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READING BOOKS IS SIMPLY Accumulating Knowledge!!!!
Step 1: Watch Rick and Morty
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Step 1: Understand how the world works.
Step 2: Arrogantly come up with a subjective paradigm, but call it objective.
Step 3: Maintain the delusion that you're always correct.
Who said you have to understand how the world works before proceeding to steps 2 and 3? ;)
@@MorganBallardWheeler Intellectuals do understand the world, they just can't get beyond a subjective vantage point because intelligence can make you too proud to even consider the possibility that you might be wrong about the big picture. They think their perspective is objective, but it's not because they're the ones creating it. I fall prey to this regularly, have to constantly question my own perception in order to remain truly objective.
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I am an intellectual, the value of my IQ is so high that just 1 attempt to store that value crashed the entire internet, and fried every server known to man.
Well I'm an Intellectual and I was not made an Intellectual but born, I would say some traits of an Intellectual are: 1- just really quick in solving problems 2- less emotional 3- courageous 4- careless in a good way etc.
Misconceptions: 1- we are always reading books 2- we live in school 3- we talk and behave like this guy in video 4- we are not people.
Im not a proffesional intellectual but im pretty sure that is actually more complex than just reading books
You're right. Becoming an intellectual proper involves collaborating and sharing questions and ideas with other voracious readers. Try emailing professors at universities with questions related to their field; I've gotten insightful responses!
@MorganBallardWheeler you look like bryce from 13 reasons why. God forbit you're like him irl 😢
Ayy, Tom Stoppard! Really liked that one.
Hi Existencial Dread, I can't recall having Tom Stoppard among the books/plays in the video, but I do love "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead" and "Arcadia"! Judging by your moniker, I bet you like "Waiting for Godot" too. ;)
@@MorganBallardWheeler You hold it up a 0:40, I haven't read Arcadia yet, definitely adding it to my list.
Existencial Dread oh you’re right lol! I need to upgrade video quality.
@@MorganBallardWheeler Eh, my camera is definitely worse.
Well what did you expect from a one minute video talking about such a broad topic?
satire. and i was not dissapinted.
Fucking idiot 🤣
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why does this have 19K views? marketing gurus are confused
I'm not a marketing guru but I'm confused too. Thanks for commenting and hope you enjoyed the video! :)
Satire
i dont even have money to be an intellectual. books cost a lot of money. no libraries in my neighborhood. you could i say i could start my journey by maintaining proper punctuation, but im too lazy for that.
start with reading articles and save up to buy a book that has great reviews so you wont regret reading it
Can’t tell if this is a parody or not
I can’t tell either 😂
Funny person do stand up
Talk show hosts are sometimes funny and always sit down.
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recommend me some books
To start, read The Iliad by Homer (translated by Robert Fagles). One of my favorites is Nicomachean Ethics by Aristotle. If you're looking for something more modern, try Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf. Lastly, read King Lear, Macbeth, The Tempest, and Hamlet by Shakespeare (be sure to have a dictionary handy!). Hope that helps!
Morgan's Monologues and Music recommend me books too
Hello Mr. Garcia, a book I recently enjoyed is Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind by Shunryu Suzuki. As referenced in the video, read Chekov's plays, like Uncle Vanya or The Cherry Orchard, as well as The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde (and go to performances of the plays!). Also read books by Jane Austen such as Pride and Prejudice or Mansfield Park. Here's an interesting article about why her writing has lasted the test of time: www.nytimes.com/2017/07/06/upshot/the-word-choices-that-explain-why-jane-austen-endures.html
Morgan's Monologues and Music So you recommend books such as Iliad, Hamlet, or Chekov's plays. I just don't understand why. Elaboration: I don't understand, what I am supposed to be getting from those books, or what I am supposed to mentally take away from them.
carlton sorrells That is an excellent question. A simple answer is that these books contain advanced vocabularies and complex sentence structures. If you study these aspects of the books I recommend, you will acquire a greater facility to express yourself: how you feel, what you think, why you believe what you believe, etc. Also, these books are a testament to the annals of human experience regarding every emotion from divine jubilation to despondent suffering. A better authority than me for your question is Harold Bloom, who has written numerous books on what you are asking. I highly recommend his book "How to Read and Why."
I'm too dumb :(
Red Riot Why do you say that!? Everyone has to start somewhere, and if you want to become more knowledgeable, start reading! It sounds like you need some inspiration, so I recommend you read Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand. Hope that helps!
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Sir,I respect your intellect activities but how come you could'nt even solve that architectural designed for only intellect, a color puzzle with a color combination
To be straight forward why aren't you able to solve that rubik's cube?
Hi TheDarkDawnGT! That geometric solid is made out of origami paper and was used in the video for purely decorative purposes. I can solve a Rubik’s cube though! And thank you for respecting my intellectual pursuits.
Rubik's cube is very easy to solve
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Audiobooks are faster
read books..............what Books sir!??!!
Dusabe Benon Brian ..
Ask your self.
What are you interested in?
Sports?
Then read about sports.
Math?
Then read about math.
Intellection?
Then read about it.
illiterate intellectuals aplenty. Literacy is not a prerequisite for intellectual ability. Just don't argue that point with a journalist.
falconelly You’re right! I would also guess that the ratio of illiterate intellectuals to illiterate people is higher than literate intellectuals to literate people.
Yes perhaps more Socrates than meets the eye :-)
Bro pin this
Say something intellectual and I'll pin that!
@@MorganBallardWheeler Shrek
@@yassin9161 Most intellectual. Unfortunately I cannot pin a reply to a comment, if you comment again in the main section your pin wish will be granted.
Giggity!