He Wants to be an Orthopaedic Surgeon #ouch

He Wants to be an Orthopaedic Surgeon #ouch. Intelligence is a multifaceted trait that encompasses various cognitive abilities, including problem-solving skills, analytical thinking, creativity, and adaptability. While intelligent individuals often excel in complex tasks and academic pursuits, they are not immune to making silly or irrational decisions. Here's a detailed exploration of how intelligent people can sometimes do silly things: 1. Cognitive Biases: Confirmation Bias: Intelligent individuals may fall victim to confirmation bias, the tendency to seek out information that confirms pre-existing beliefs or biases while ignoring contradictory evidence. This can lead them to overlook alternative perspectives or make flawed decisions based on incomplete information. Overconfidence Bias: Intelligent people may exhibit overconfidence in their abilities or judgments, leading them to take unnecessary risks or make overly optimistic predictions. This overestimation of their own capabilities can sometimes result in silly or reckless behavior. 2. Emotional Factors: Emotional Reactivity: Despite their cognitive abilities, intelligent individuals are not immune to emotional reactivity or impulsivity. Strong emotions such as stress, anger, or excitement can cloud judgment and lead to impulsive or irrational decisions. Peer Pressure: Intelligent individuals may succumb to peer pressure or social influence, particularly in group settings where conformity is valued. This desire to fit in or please others can override rational thinking and lead to silly or regrettable actions. #silly #ortho

[TheInstinctWithinV]

Being smart doesn't necessarily mean you're gonna make wise decisions

[naverilllang]

He should consider being a urologist instead. Imagine the stories

"So what made you want to be a urologist?"

[dzibanart]

When you are teenager, no matter how smart you are, your hormones always have the final say.

[Jelleybean]

When aroused - no one is smart. That part of the brain goes bye bye 😂

[danniellebrown]

17… one of his doctor parents had to sign consents 😂

[umhi]

Getting good grades is more about consistency than intelligence

[foreverNwonder]

I guess this is a smidge better than the dudes who say they “fell” onto an entire watermelon or body wash bottle 😆

[amandah]

Oh no, I can't imagine what his parents must have said!

[rosalinplaat]

Hilarious that he was under full anesthesia while in most countries women don’t get offered any painkillers for childbirth

[drunkenwench]

I’m more surprised that a 17 yo is already experimenting with sounding while chocking the chicken.

[averagedarkmodeenjoyer]

How did bro even fit those in there 💀

[nikolas-]

It doesn’t matter how smart you are, giving in to lust always halves your intelligence for a time, which leaves you sub-brick at best.

[taurusrae]

If it dont flare dont you dare! My motto, and it works for sounds too😂.

[DaanSnqn]

Being smart in one thing usually means you're stupid everywhere else

[DaimyoD]

Yeah it seems like any demographic is liable to injure themselves with weird sex stuff lol

[nylotical]

Doing good in school is more discipline and memory than straight up intelligence.

[cookiesroblox]

He should have bought a sound lol must safer

[tiffanypersaud]

Good. Now we can find a way to make mammograms not feel like the pain of being attached to a kraken.

[milkyblast]

Get a ceiling fan chain extension, it work better. . .

[lilykep]

He's lucky no one walked by with a super strong magnet, cause they would have had a hell of a story to tell.