It’s not your fault. its this one rare trait ft. @LifeOfRiza

It’s not your fault. It’s this one rare trait the reason people dislike you @LifeOfUTuber
It’s not your fault. It’s this one rare trait that only a small percentage of people have… and exactly the reason people dislike you without even realizing why.
Arthur Schopenhauer, one of the most brutally honest philosophers in history, believed intelligence isn’t a gift… it’s a curse. A mirror that forces people to confront their own limitations—and guess what? They don’t like what they see.
This isn’t just theory. History is full of brilliant minds who were rejected, ridiculed, or even persecuted—not because they were wrong, but because they made people feel inferior.
Think about it—society celebrates wealth, beauty, even raw talent. But intelligence? It makes people uncomfortable.
Why? Because it’s a direct challenge to the ego. When someone smarter speaks, it forces others to ask: “Why didn’t I think of that?” or worse… “Does this mean I’m not as smart as I thought?”
Einstein, Tesla, Van Gogh—geniuses were ignored or misunderstood.
So now the question is what do you do? Do you dumb yourself down?
Schopenhauer had a better answer: Don’t fight the system—understand it.
1. Pick Your Battles
- Not every conversation needs to be deep. Learn when to engage and when to step back.
2. Find the Right People
- There ARE others who think like you. Now a days its easier than ever to connect with thinkers just like you.
3. Use Intelligence as a Tool, Not a Weapon
- The most brilliant minds aren’t just smart—they know how to communicate their ideas without making others defensive.
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[InsideOut]

brother i cant stop myself from writing this comment but i have to it might sound rude but u have a very strong accent(indian) therefore ur video isnt performing well i think u should make videos in hindi/Tamil because ur content is very good and with ur own language it would be 70 times better im an indian too and ur accent is the first thing i notice i saw ur other videos and cinematography is very good my suggestion is too make video with ur mother tongue