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Smart can have many definitions. But generally speaking smart people;
  • question everything while seeing commonalities in everything.
  • love to read and learn.
  • see everything as being a math equation to be solved.
  • are referred to as walking encyclopedias and can quickly recollect information they have already absorbed from years before.
  • know that to retain it, you must maintain it, so journaling is a habit they adopt when they are young.
  • are creative. Most are born with natural talents in art, music, etc.
  • enjoy their alone time.
  • can suffer from anxiety and addictions. ( Believe it or not, geniuses are not exempt from addictive behaviors..)
  • understand that they don't know everything. Therefore, they crave to understand everything they possibly can while they are here.
  • work best independently.
  • are open-minded.
  • admit when they are wrong or could be wrong.
  • are honest to a fault.
  • are mostly optimistic and driven to meet their goals, no matter the time and work involved.
  • Can set their own pace.
  • are argumentative and curious as children.
  • are genuinely curious as adults which leads to awkward interactions with others.
  • ask “why” a lot in their formative years.
  • give excellent one-liners.
  • are often misunderstood by the world around them.
  • can suffer from imposter syndrome as both a child and adult.
  • Their explanations are like lightbulbs going off in their heads and yours, too.
  • are human, but some will seem of another world, place, or time.
  • make you question your own life without even trying.
  • are born this way for a reason that they aren't even sure of as to the why, but will always be in search of the answer for the rest of their lives.
Hm, I'd appoint you to write my biography if I'd ever wanted one.
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