Smart basilers?
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thread starter Thug Sep 05 2009 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT
IMO its angramainyu and Mindstormer.
patsaccount 09/06/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT
simsands : Psh. If you're smart, then you'll have no problem with that. Ye, ok. All people have their limits. *COUGHIBCOUGH*
Milkshakess 09/06/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT
They're probably the most knowledgeable people on the site. But I'm sure there a plenty of other smart basilers. Just not in a general sense like they are.
SmokeyTheBear 09/06/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT
aznseal : Bey credentialas, proknefe ment my standadized testin scores and GPA. I don't think you're smart. Jk
Coffee 09/06/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT
SmokeyTheBear : I don't think you're smart. Jk you must be a comedian
Excelion 09/06/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT
That's an oxymoron.
luckywiz 09/06/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT
Is smart the amount of knowledge one possesses? or the amount of knowledge they can possess? If it is the latter, everyone is indeed smart, because no one can fulfill the potential of the human brain within the human lifespan. If it is the former, then anyone can be smart, and still not be necessarily useful. I contest that smart can never be quantitatively defined, because people are always gaining knowledge, and the potential of the human mind is nearly limitless.
iwantram3n 09/06/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT
luckywiz : Is smart the amount of knowledge one possesses? or the amount of knowledge they can possess? If it is the latter, everyone is indeed smart, because no one can fulfill the potential of the human brain within the human lifespan. If it is the former, then anyone can be smart, and still not be necessarily useful. I contest that smart can never be quantitatively defined, because people are always gaining knowledge, and the potential of the human mind is nearly limitless. (a quote you said on the previous page) "yes, but truly smart people don't rub it in others' faces. They attempt to explain their point as simply as possible when amongst a crowd which requires it." hmm lol. anyways, that's an interesting speculation. although i agree that it's impossible to use up the full potential of your brain, i think a definition, however artifical, of smart still exists, and is primarily based on the society's perspective and standards. you should read my post about our "desires" when you have the chance, since it was made specifically for you lol. im curious to know what your "desire" is.
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