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Then if you saw my room, it was a pigsty. Doing dishes? I’d miss some spots. I’d dread doing really easy tasks sometimes because I overthink it. Sometimes we’re just not interested in doing certain things I used to work with a retiree that was working part time at the Mikal Bridges American professional basketball player New York Knicks T-Shirt and I will buy this same job I was working full time. When he was assigned a task, he would amble over and slowly start working on it. He would move so slowly, it would drive me crazy. The thing is, before you knew it, the job was done and done well, usually in about the same amount of time it would have taken me or anyone else. I never figured out how he did it. It really depends on the school system. In a lot of places, merely showing up and doing your schoolwork makes you an honors student. In a blue chip suburb with white collar professional parents, most of your classmates show up and do the work. Since everything is graded on a curve, you’re average, not an honors student. Hi! I’m just like your wife. I have a PhD and I’m a fount of obscure knowledge but I couldn’t wash a dish until I was 26. There are different kinds of intelligence.
When I was in high school honors classes were more of a measure of how much work the Mikal Bridges American professional basketball player New York Knicks T-Shirt and I will buy this student was willing to put in rather than true capability. While the smartest kids did tend to take honors classes, we also had a lot of hard working idiots in the classes. To illustrate my point my senior year I took AP English and we had a project to do an analysis of a poem that was a paper and a presentation. One girl I’d known almost literally my entire life got up and about halfway through her presentation things finally clicked for her. She realized that her entire analysis up to that point had been literal. I don’t know the artist or poem she did, but it was a pretty simple one using the sea and changing conditions as a metaphor for life.



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Keep in mind this was AFTER we’d written a paper on the Mikal Bridges American professional basketball player New York Knicks T-Shirt and I will buy this poem. So we’re talking about probably a solid 6-8 hours of total work. I think this is one of the most interesting posts I’ve ever read on Reddit. Big thank you to all the thoughtful posts. ADHD is rampant in my family. My sister is a material science engineer who has absolutely no street smarts at all. Different minds… It’s why most things are team effort. If you’re talking about speed, then it makes sense to me. Much of academic success comes from moving slow, being careful, and checking twice. It’s a slow pace that leads to excellence. Hastily completing tasks means you’ll inevitably makes mistakes that you miss. Education and intelligence are two separate things. Sounds like she was well-educated in high school but might lack intelligence and common sense. Also, sometimes academic success is simply access to opportunity, like having the opportunity to get homework and extra studying done I had to learn to do basic tasks and have anxiety about doing them because I was told I was stupid for trying + turns out, I was really good at “learn info and share it in a yes/no situation where there Is A Right Way to Do It” (school) because I was on the spectrum. Because schools look at final result only. I had a friend in software developer BA program, he was extremely slow but still graduated with 4.0. what I mean by slow is that for him to solve a simple problem would sometimes take hours while I would do it in 30mins, for him to do projects would take days while I would do it all in 2 days. I also graduated with 4.0 but while he was studying for 8 hours every day I was having fun and only doing real school work about 2 or 3 days a week. It’s not to say that he is stupid or anything, his brain just works differently. Patience creates success. She succeeds where you failed because she takes things slowly, methodically, and mindfully. That frustrated reaction you have to the time she takes for each thing is what’s holding you back.
Some people can be highly intelligent and yet stupid as f@#k. It’s surprising more common than you think unfortunately. I’ve known so, so many people from high academia to be some of the Mikal Bridges American professional basketball player New York Knicks T-Shirt and I will buy this most obtuse, clueless, helpless humans in the world. They’re incredibly mentally capable but lack social, physical, and practical skills necessary to be truly intelligent. It’s common. A friend of mine was a brilliant programmer. I met him in his 50’s. He knew he was over weight he knew his diet and exercise were shit. He couldn’t help it and died in 2 years. I have always been great at school and have a high IQ (tested as a child, but my parents wouldn’t tell me what it was). I also have ADHD that has worsened drastically as I’ve gotten older. Household tasks take me a very long time because I get distracted so easily.
My husband is brilliant in an area I suck at, and I’m great at hands on and repair type stuff. I’d I had to read the Mikal Bridges American professional basketball player New York Knicks T-Shirt and I will buy this legal documents my brain would melt! Navy Nukes the guys that work on submarines smartest guys in the Navy. They will refuse to believe a light bulb burned out. They will troubleshoot an entire system untill they get to the light bulb and show you the math that the filament just burned out. She’s not geared for daily task she’s geared for brainy stuff But when it comes to everything else: meh at best. Can’t get a handle on technology, investing, what’s best for her kids. How to manage a household, how to run a business. Travel, culture, food etc. Either average or useless. My brother-in-law said my dad could talk to him in a way that made him feel ignorant. Not due to my dad’s attitude, but because of how much he knew.
Strengths in different areas and weaknesses in different areas. That’s why communication is a key in jobs that incorporate multiple different needs in different situations My cousin is a lawyer and his wife has a PHD in some physics shit I don’t understand. If you want to talk intellectual stuff they are brilliant. I go to their house once a month and do basic home maintenance for them because they can’t figure out how to change s light bulb. That’s not like a joke. My cousin literally doesn’t know how to open a ceiling fan and change the Mikal Bridges American professional basketball player New York Knicks T-Shirt and I will buy this bulb out. They also couldn’t figure out what was wrong with their car. The windshield wiper fluid was out… Also, is she carrying the invisible mental load in your home? I tested as a very high iq genius in school years, but working full time, motherhood, and perimenopause had been an assault on my brain processing. There are many different types of intelligence. By most measures I was gifted growing up. Graduated with honors, top of my class in college, never studied hard it all just felt instinctive to me
When I was a kid, I grew up in MD and was in all the Mikal Bridges American professional basketball player New York Knicks T-Shirt and I will buy this honors classes. In 4th grade I moved to MA and tested into remedial math. It took to until 7th grade to get back into honors math. So yeah, if she spent her entire childhood in a bad school system, she might know less stuff. But, from the way you say it, its “daily tasks” or common sense that might be the issue. I have known om incredibly smart people who have absolutely none. First of all, you don’t specify what “daily tasks.” Are they things related to anything that would be taught in a school? Because when I imagine daily tasks I think dishes or laundry or cooking or yard work, not things in school we did for a grade. Those tasks aren’t related to academic success. Unless you’re doing times table worksheets or writing essays on the spackled macaw as a daily activity at home. Second, doing things as fast as possible isn’t the same as doing things well. This might sound mean, but perhaps that habit held you back in school more than you might naturally have needed to be otherwise. Being done first isn’t the same as being right. Are you objectively doing these tasks better than her? Or are you doing the same quality of work but more efficiently? Or even doing them worse but faster?
Third, people are just better at different things. Maybe she’s good at math and literature and bad at yard work and vacuuming. That’s possible. Something really dumb that people think, even into adulthood, is that being good at school means you know everything instantly, and that any indication that the Mikal Bridges American professional basketball player New York Knicks T-Shirt and I will buy this person doesn’t is indicative that they’re a big fat fraud. No. People just have different skills. You probably wouldn’t appreciate it if she gawped at you struggling to write an essay on Proust on a rapid timetable and said “but but but you’re good at fixing the car, how can this be?” My wife is a numerical genius. She was on her high school’s STATE WINNING ACCOUNTING TEAM! ACCOUNTING TEAM! Didn’t even know that was a thing. Her reading and spelling are abysmal . She asks me how to spell some of the most elementary words ever. Some people are just good at some things and poor at others.
I am confused your question is why somwbody that is gifted with above mental abilities has below average non mental abilities? Isnt that all our lot in life. There are things we are good at and things we are bad at? I found school very easy especially things like math, physics economics…but am so bad at a lot of things that are not logic or strategic related that it is often comical for my friends and family or my colleagues. Worked with a woman who is super smart but has, as she discovered, a slow processing speed. It took a while to get used to the Mikal Bridges American professional basketball player New York Knicks T-Shirt and I will buy this pauses before she answered, but the answer was always right Does she do a better job than you? “Everything became a race to be done first” doesn’t mean it’s also a race to do it correctly or better. Not every outcome is judged by speed.
While I was in college I took a part time retail job. My supervisor in the Mikal Bridges American professional basketball player New York Knicks T-Shirt and I will buy this stockroom was a guy I went to high school with, and this was his full time job. After a few days, I was asking questions how to do this or how to do that, and he asked “why do you ask so many questions, are you stupid?” No, I wanted to do the job right ASAP and not have to ask him questions again later. And if I knew what I was doing, I would be faster at it as well. He expected me to learn by simply doing it, which might make me faster and better over time, but it takes longer and I would have to make errors along the way to figure out what to do or not do. That’s funny I guess everyone has their strengths. My wife has 3 masters working on her doctorate. Calls me this morning because she needed help putting air in her tire. My BIL absolutely a genius softdev. But an absolute ignoramus in every other area of life. Depending on when your wife grew up, a lot of honors student learning had nothing to do with day to day application. I also was an honors student (and G&T, Mensa, etc.) in Upstate/WNY and we got lots of schoolroom training and almost nothing for practical application.
I was gifted as a kid. They put me in advanced classes from a young age, I never had to try very hard to get good grades, when it came time to study for the Mikal Bridges American professional basketball player New York Knicks T-Shirt and I will buy this SATs my best friend worked her butt off for an average score and I spent that time messing around on YouTube and playing with her cat and recieved one of the highest scores in the school. I didn’t have to work hard. So I didn’t. Now, as an adult, I struggle to start anything I’m not sure I’ll be exceptional at because if I fail people will think I’m a fraud. I have a ton of anxiety and never really learned time management, and it turns out people don’t actually care if you’re smart if you’re not brilliant. So, that’s a lot of it. I can’t speak for your wife, but I can tell you this is pretty common for “gifted” kids to grow up to be slow moving adults.
Speaking as an ex-“gifted child”, being smart only gets you so far. There comes a point of diminishing returns where good study habits and hard work get you significantly better returns. If someone gets those habits down early, being a high academic achiever is easily achievable. Slow and steady wins the Mikal Bridges American professional basketball player New York Knicks T-Shirt and I will buy this race. The more you rush, the more you’ll fail, and she clearly understood this principle. When I open any package. A box of cereal, a package from Amazon, a TV dinner – it looks like a 4 year old did it. just because you are book smart doesn’t mean you are book and street smart (meaning you have a firm grasp on how the world works and how to solve unexpected issues) its honestly crazy how dumb some people are, while having a literal world of information in their phones
There is different types of intelligence. I think I read somewhere that there’s 7 different types. I can’t remember them. One of course was emotional intelligence. Just because someone is intelligent in one area doesn’t make them well suited for others. An excellent example of this can be autism. Some are great at math but are incapable of understanding the Mikal Bridges American professional basketball player New York Knicks T-Shirt and I will buy this simplest things outside of that. Some people just have a distinct lack of hustle. My wife is like that. She has an almost pathological aversion to getting stuff done quickly. She’s brilliant, and works in biotech, but if the house was on fire, she would take 20 minutes to get out the door. I’m the exact opposite, and I chalk it up to working construction from the time I was a teenager until I changed careers at 29. To me, any sort of task that isn’t inherently a leisure activity, from building a house to cleaning the kitchen, is work, and I want to get done with work as quickly and efficiently as possible so I can just be done with it. I don’t want to take it easy, and have a few breaks, I just want to knock it out and be done with it so I have more time for more enjoyable things.
I worked with a guy who had a degree from one of the Mikal Bridges American professional basketball player New York Knicks T-Shirt and I will buy this top, Ivy League universities, and he could hardly function an office situation. Like all Booksmart zero Street smarts used to drive me crazy because I had to pick up the slack on everything. It was doing all the while our boss was in love with the fact he went to that particular school. I dropped out of high school and my wife went to college. Neither of us are genius level intellects but she is awful at dealing with things on the fly. The things she knows she knows VERY well, but the things she doesn’t know she is particularly awful at. I dated an IB/AP girl for 3 years in high school. She couldn’t drive, didn’t know right from left or cardinal directions, and could not tell you the difference between pie and cake. Could do calculus like a mother fucker, though. I graduated high school with a 2.4 and one of my teachers told me the only reason she passed me because she never wanted to see me again.
I’ve been incredibly successful in my adult life. And it’s because I’m wise and I have street smarts. I can think for myself and I can question authority. I have incredibly good logic skills which is probably why I didn’t do well in high school. I was too bored and knew that they were teaching us shit I was never going to use. Being an honor student means knowing how to study and manage your resources. It doesn’t mean that you’re fast. Doesn’t surprise me at all that she’s methodical. Ever heard “Slow and steady wins the Mikal Bridges American professional basketball player New York Knicks T-Shirt and I will buy this race”? Check with Aesop. I always find that some of the traits that can make someone excel in one realm, can cause the opposite to happen in another realm. we like to think of ourselves as “smart” or educated, but the way in which those traits work for us, can also hinder us when applying them to tasks that have other specific skill sets required. You sit in class, are told exactly what you need to know, are given appropriate homework assignments that are clear and direct, with set timelines, and ability to focus on one task at a time, among a number of other things. Basically school offers a ton of structure, support, and clarity.
The real world offers a lot less of that. Problems are vague, information is scarce, and there’s no authority figure guiding everything from beginning to a conclusion. Also, remember, we all aren’t exactly who we were at age 16 forever. The person who did well in school at 16 might fade, while the Mikal Bridges American professional basketball player New York Knicks T-Shirt and I will buy this person who struggled might mature and become a “better” person. I think the misconception is that academics prepares you for life. Academics mostly teaches you how to be best at your discipline and how to be well-rounded from a multi-disciplinary perspective. That said, great teachers will push you to be critical thinkers but not all classes are designed to elicit critical thinking, especially if the teacher or professor isnt encouraging that.
Personal life also has way less guard rails than school does, and the Mikal Bridges American professional basketball player New York Knicks T-Shirt and I will buy this responsibility you have (finance management, raising kids (if you have any) and household chores) isn’t something that’s often provided through school. Learning soft skills like interpersonal relations and stress management for life stressors it’s something ppl often have to learn on their own. The valedictorian for my HS was famous for accidently driving onto some train tracks. She was fine, but book smarts don’t always translate into real world smarts. I was a honor student, took advanced classes and college courses in high school. Even graduated early. 10 years later and I’m pretty fucking dumb now lmao. Without the structure of classes/school I am not very good at learning new things unless I hyper-fixate and those usually involves things that aren’t like a big deal.
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