6 Surprising Traits of Highly Intelligent People

Are you hoping to increase your intelligence? Maybe you need a few tips, or perhaps you’re curious as to what common traits intelligent people seem to have. Well, you clicked the right video, my friend.

Writer: Michal Mitchell
Script Editor & Manager: Kelly Soong
VO: Mithrilda
YouTube Manager: Cindy Cheong

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[Psychgo]

How's everyone enjoying the first week of the new year so far? Anything wonderful happen yet?

[flostalzhu]

1. They’re curious about everything
2. They can adapt well
3. They’re empathetic
4. They realize they don’t know everything
5. They know who they are
6. They continue to learn

[kettakujo]

The animator needs a raise for how many references there are in these videos 💀

[GibranEscobell]

"A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies, the man who never reads lives only one"
- George R R Martin

[ComicalRealm]

"If a cat does something, we call it instinct; if we do the same thing, for the same reason, we call it intelligence" - Homer Simpson

[NoNameX_X]

me: *has all 6 traits*
depression: “i’m about to end this man’s whole career”

[TheSaneHatter]

For me, this list has to start with point #5: Know Who You Are. It's a long story, but thanks to problems like Asperger's Syndrome and a convoluted upbringing, I never understood who I was that clearly. This blinded me to many of both my weaknesses AND my strengths, hindering my adaptability, leading me to "learn" in ways that didn't suit me, and to be curious about the wrong things. I've only begun to correct this in the past half-dozen years, after finishing a gradual change in my self-image.

[lonewolfnergiganos]

People who doubt too much: "you're too dumb to make it through this world."

Psych2go: *laughs in intelligent videos*

[merioo]

1: They're curious about everything 0:23
2: They can adapt well 0:59
3: They're empathetic 1:48
4: They realize they don't know everything 2:23
5: They know who they are 3:26
6: They continue to learn 4:00
Hope this helped have a great day ◡̈☘︎

[GibranEscobell]

"The best investment you can make is in yourself. The more you learn the more you earn. "
Warren Buffet

[zoom]

Again, I LOVE the animation and the voice acting! It's just so full of energy, I love it!

[johnlemon]

These traits are just of XNTPs lol. As an INTJ, expressing emotions and realizing what I felt at a certain time takes so much time for me to know tf I felt🗿

[perfectdivot]

Never forget that all these traits are not innate and be developed, and if you still believe you are not that smart, being kind in enough to make you a very important piece of the world we live in <3

[solonada]

I am not going to believe that I am intelligent, unless someone or something proves that I am intelligent. I currently believe that my intelligence is on the average level, however I am significantly better at logical reasoning than the average person. The majority of people I had witnessed arguing were using logical fallacies in their arguments, and were most likely not aware of them. Unfortunately, some people are too biased to admit that their arguments are fallacious. Most average people to whom we refer as "idiots" or use other terms denoting intellectual inadequacy are simply ignorant, biased, or vociferous, hence the words they utter makes them appear dumb.

[womenwhodate]

This is my favorite channel. I especially like it when you explain everything so nicely. I wish you a lot of success with the channel and happy life ❤️🙌

[Chef]

Someone sent me this video for conversation. This honestly seems like a personality video. People, having these traits do not make you book smart. If you have these traits, it's doesn't mean your SATs are through the roof. This is just intelligence by social standards and interactions. Plenty of introverts and reserved people are intelligent in a particular field. The main take away should be to use this as a guide if you want to do better in the workplace.

[cnbgamer]

Even though everyone tells me how smart I am I still say I have average intelligence. Even with the video I still think I’m average. I know I do have a small amount of photogenic memory and I’m still able to dig up some stuff from my high school years. Even with studying and understanding subjects in college most of the time it was for naught. I also still have reading comprehension problems and it really does suck. I’ve been called “special” and I still am. I know I have problems with those kinds of things though despite being slow while also being quick to adapt I’ve been doing great at my job now. I’ve come far with such simple things to do though it adds up. I love my job a lot. I’ll be working later tonight and I’m curious to see how many people will come in.

[Cartagonist]

I identified with all the points on this list, I have to say that intelligence is a gift but it can also be a curse, empathy can also be a gift and a curse as I have learned the hard way. If you put too much into someone else and trying to help them, you may neglect your own emotions and needs.

[ErvaarT]

3:52 = that’s the whole point of my channel. But you explained it better than me in a few seconds.

[gamerchief]

this video: *exists*
Everyone: Maybe I am highly intelligent