Why Intelligent People Scare Society | Schopenhauer

Why do intelligent people often feel isolated? Schopenhauer's philosophy reveals the harsh truth about society’s fear of deep thinkers. Watch to uncover the reality of intelligence and loneliness.

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[Psyphos_official]

If you want to explore Schopenhauer’s philosophy and the connection between intelligence and isolation in more depth, I’ve recommended some of the best books in my shop. You can find the link in the About section. Thanks

[bugsterkaferrr]

"Deep thinkers aren't rejected because they are wrong, but because they are right too soon". So so true.

[MaartendeJager]

Its not about how much you know, its about how aware you are.

~ Robert Morse N.D.

[QuatrroS]

these days i just talk to myself and happily spend my alone time with these videos

[libertasofficial]

Every second of this felt like a warm hand reaching into my chest and saying, 'You're not alone.' What a masterpiece.

[pwetzels]

"You don't need millions of people to understand you, just the right ones." Truth.

[muhammadrezahaghiri]

There is a famous Persian poetry which is believed to be by one of contemporary scholars of Iran Shafi'i Kadkani, which says "Must suffer the pain of loneliness, the man who's ahead of his time".

[John-vjk]

The Art of “Not Knowing” is the greatest characteristic one can demonstrate.

[Napoleonhill_Life_Principles]

Some seek comfort in small talk. Others long for conversations that stir the soul. When you’re wired for depth, surface-level exchanges feel like silence. This explains more than words ever could.

[wejw]

It always appalled me when people seemingly werent interest in figuring out what reality is and why.

[TodkariA]

Never mistake disapproval for a flaw within yourself. Sometimes, your intelligence challenges others, stirring discomfort in their own insecurities.

[HoodedCalisthenicsWorkout]

I cannot believe how relatable this is. I cannot even have conversations with kids my age, I just go silent as all they talk about is small insignificant talk that I'd rather not even partake in. I prefer intellectual and complicated discussions but they do not have them. It can be annoying at times.

[abidss]

I never comment online. But this is the best piece of knowledge I ever found online. It has addressed the void in my knowledge and a lot of my unanswered questions are now answered. This is absolutely brilliant.

[smthsupwithaanya]

it's not just about the huge intelligence difference, but also about the keenness to listen. i know people with sub-par intelligence being able to make connections with the intelligent ones because they're so willing to listen to them and just admire them instead without taking it personally- I adore those people.

[doc]

this guy has just explained me, but I have never thought of myself as intelligent.

[HelloMedicAnkit]

YEAH, IT'S SO TRUE ... THE MORE YOU SEE THROUGH PEOPLE CLEARLY, THE LESS YOU WANT TO BE SOCIAL.

[Prince]

it's kinda crazy how nobody's talking about the forbidden ebook called Korvosis Manipulation on Krimnosis

[TherationalSoul]

This explains exactly why my mind feels scattered all the time. We've traded depth for constant noise—and it's costing us clarity.

[xray-wzgw]

Intelligence is the most powerful blessing there is in existence.

[UMBRAINSIGHT]

From Socrates to Schopenhauer, truth has always been lonely. But lonely does not mean wrong—it means rare.
If you’ve ever been dismissed for thinking too deeply, take it as a sign you’re among the greats.
⚖ Respect and blessings to all fellow seekers watching this.