Science Explains Why Very Intelligent People Prefer To Be Alone

Science Explains Why Very Intelligent People Prefer To Be Alone

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[tonyhamilton]

The way the world is today, I prefer to be alone. The more people you know, the more problems.

[spncrbutters]

"Being alone isn't the worst thing. The worst thing is being with people who make you feel alone."
Robin Williams

[LuluAPR]

"I live in that solitude which is painful in youth, but delicious in years of maturity." Albert Einstein

[anitastone]

You realise that 'being alone' is blissful, when....the weekend approaches, neighbours, friends and acquaintances have plans and will be away, and you are overwhelmed by a feeling of perfect and utter peace and tranquillity when you know you are obligated to no-one.

[lsmith]

Being alone could also mean you are not a follower or a leader but an Individual who follows their own path.

[waedjradi]

"A wise man can always be found alone. A weak man can always be found in a crowd."

—Bruce Lee

[alexandrk]

"Be the friend of all, but in your spirit remain alone." Saint Isaac of Syria

[szithaanu]

One of the greatest things you can do for your soul is to take a trip to another country on your own. Being an anonymous observer of life in a foreign land is one of my biggest joys.
It's the only thing I have truly missed since Covid came along.

[nileriver]

“It is better to be alone than in bad company.”
― George Washington

[helenndow]

Spending time with stupid people is stressful that’s why

[pwnmeisterage]

"Why Do Very Intelligent People Prefer To Be Alone?"

"To Accomplish Intelligent Things Which Can't Be Done When Very Unintelligent People Get In The Way."

[luisriba]

Most of the answers that everyone seeks comes from within and in solitude.

[utubeskreename]

Short explanation: intelligent people tend to appreciate depth, nuances, and complexities of reality; but the masses worship the superficial.

[NatLife]

Being alone reduces complexity. You get creative solutions faster. The more you ask around, the more clutter you get. Trust yourself first, then socialize.

[granitesevan]

Being contented with a simple life is beautiful and also a mark of intelligence. Unfortunately, society torments you with a notion of "ambition" and cautions against "wasted talent" - both pillars of vanity.

[_cocoalabs]

I came here for the comments, and they did not disappoint! I love solitude 80% of the time. Anytime I’ve accomplished anything in life, it was after a period of solitude.

[cweefy]

For me when it comes to being around people, it's quality over quantity.

[hokeypokeyalso]

I prefer to be alone because I'm tired of explaining everything.

[thetemplar]

As a vet with PTSD, I prefer to be alone as crowds tend to trigger me….making me uneasy and hyper-alert. So I chose to live out in the country and occupied my time with online college, where I can work at my own pace and complete my studies alone. It just works….and as it says, relax and enjoy yourself. Never be afraid to be yourself…….even if you you have changed. 🙏

[sambeezy]

They say "more money more problems."
I say "more people more problems"