Intelligent people I followed on social media seemed very excited.
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Emotionally intelligent people are successful because they never stop learning.
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Socially intelligent people approach every interaction as a learning opportunity
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" He described Pakistanis as "one of the most intelligent people.
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"I'm fortunate enough to be surrounded by intelligent people," she says.
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It's the congruence of intelligent people bouncing ideas off each other.
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How are so many seemingly sane, intelligent people seduced into joining?
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I want to see two intelligent people who are both right.
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I want to see two intelligent people who are both right.
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It's hard to imagine some Pakistani bureaucrat making up Trumpy lines like "Pakistanis are one of the most intelligent people" — which, come to think of it, begs the question of who the least intelligent people are.
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That seems like a reasonable discussion that intelligent people can disagree about.
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Intelligent people have been calling for a top for some time now.
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Yet even intelligent people cling to feeble explanations of why it happened.
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Not just what rational, caring, loving, intelligent people say and agree with.
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Do you think only intelligent people can understand the show in general?
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See, my father is one of the most intelligent people I know.
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These women are accomplished and intelligent people first, and likable in addition.
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There's undoubtedly a large number of very intelligent people working on the problem.
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The constant stress drives otherwise talented and intelligent people out of science also.
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Who has gained the respect of intelligent people and the love of children.
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Is it incomprehensible at points, with ostensibly intelligent people making bone-headed moves?
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Many more intelligent people than you or me have believed in the Devil.
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"All the intelligent people are coming back and can work here," she added.
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The intelligent people of the community have, in general, supported our editorial policy.
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Intelligent people can have interesting, intelligent and courteous conversations about a trending topic.
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Socially intelligent people understand that the best problem solver is a strong network.
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Intelligent people can debate the extent to which climate change caused Hurricane Maria.
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Emotionally intelligent people employ negative and positive emotions intentionally in the appropriate situations.
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My dad's super diligent, loving and one of the most intelligent people I know.
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We've got some idiots among us, but there are also some very intelligent people.
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Emotionally intelligent people are quick to forgive, but that doesn't mean that they forget.
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Emotionally intelligent people distance themselves from their mistakes, but do so without forgetting them.
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After all, intelligent people earn more money, accumulate more wealth, and even live longer.
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Emotionally intelligent people know how important it is to live to fight another day.
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Emotionally intelligent people distance themselves from their mistakes, but do so without forgetting them.
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"Intelligent people want to be connected with a global cohort of collaborators," he said.
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Even with practice, emotionally intelligent people know that they don't communicate every idea perfectly.
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I deal with as many wealthy people, intelligent people who overdose as poor people do.
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Emotionally intelligent people won't set perfection as their target because they know it doesn't exist.
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Intelligent people can argue all the different sides and scenarios as evidence of their position.
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Emotionally intelligent people remain balanced and assertive by steering themselves away from unfiltered emotional reactions.
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Cuban's got some really eclectic, young, intelligent people working for him on the television side.
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A great many thoroughly intelligent people talk more like Donald Trump than they might know.
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Socially intelligent people do not sit around thinking about whether a favor will be returned.
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Emotionally intelligent people distance themselves from their mistakes, but they do so without forgetting them.
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Emotionally intelligent people are self-confident and open-minded, which create a pretty thick skin.
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Then I had to put those crazy intelligent people on the challenge of their lifetime.
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Many intelligent people, looking at the same footage, walked away from it with very different conclusions.
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Intelligent people have a reputation for making dumb mistakes, especially in situations that require common sense.
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By studying socially intelligent people you can learn to better interact with the world around you.
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These are wildly rich and intelligent people proudly talking about their hopes and accomplishments without a filter.
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Both views are held by intelligent people, but only one will be right in the long term.
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He&aposs been out there, obviously, 99% of intelligent people believe he&aposs the person leaking this.
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Despite all the good science here, some very intelligent people are hesitant to give their children shots.
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"They have ideas, they're intelligent people, they come up with some thoughts," Trump said, referring to lawmakers.
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And don't be surprised, or fooled, when its defenders point to the tireless work of intelligent people.
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Emotionally intelligent people let their thoughts marinate, because they know that initial reactions are driven by emotions.
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I keep seeing thoughtful, intelligent people talking about it as not so much an option but an inevitability.
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Instead of being made by intelligent people of both genders, these choices are being made by one gender.
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I think my dad and his girlfriend are both intelligent people who clearly have deep-rooted, complex issues.
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Both seemed like truly decent, extremely intelligent people — 21st century Atticus Finches with only very slightly updated eyewear.
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Emotionally intelligent people won't dwell on problems because they know they're most effective when they focus on solutions.
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Some of the most intelligent people I've ever met are from the South, and they're not just Southerners.
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"We are intelligent people, we are proud of our motherland," Andrzej Duda, Poland's president, told supporters this week.
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There are a lot of otherwise intelligent people out there who can't stop shooting themselves in the foot.
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You know, not very intelligent people, who maybe can't see that it's meant to be a lighthearted joke.
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"She and Bill are such caring people, intelligent people," said Bradley White, an actor who knew them here.
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To that end, there are some phrases that emotionally intelligent people are careful to avoid in casual conversation.
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So, we went digging until we found some great ways that emotionally intelligent people create their own happiness.
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Emotionally intelligent people know how to craft their message in a conflict, whether they're naturally assertive or not.
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Perhaps the scariest thing about the errors that highly intelligent people make is how unaware they are of them.
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But emotionally intelligent people don't worry about that because they don't get caught up in things they can't control.
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Here are five things emotionally intelligent people refuse to do when their children throw temper tantrums, according to psychology.
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Not to be rude, but the people who use this service aren't the most intelligent people to begin with.
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I've learned that really intelligent people operate best in a world where they have as much context as possible.
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It isn't, as Clarkson informed me, the number of highly intelligent people that a psychologist would necessarily cite to exist.
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Numerous intelligent people have now claimed that within the next few decades, robots will automate half of all existing jobs.
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The tough part is some of the people who are on TV, you meet them, they're very smart, intelligent people.
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Listeners. Socially intelligent people understand this, and instead of constantly pushing their own agenda, they prioritize asking others about theirs.
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Wilson said the question exemplified Ellison's confidence in hiring intelligent people who will challenge him to do his job better.
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"He's a tremendous artist, one of the most intelligent people in the business and he's a world class hang," he says.
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I wanted him to see intelligent people, loving people, caring people, who have done well with the resources that they had.
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A number of Quora users mentioned that intelligent people feel like they can get by with less effort than other people.
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Holding on to that stress can have devastating health consequences, and emotionally intelligent people know to avoid this at all costs.
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"All smart and intelligent people know what stability and order are," state news agency BelTA quoted Lukashenko as saying earlier this month.
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But a high IQ doesn't always lead directly to success, and highly intelligent people may never develop the perseverance required to succeed.
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The researchers propose that highly intelligent people might feel like they don't need to work as hard to accomplish what they want.
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I hope that most intelligent people can make this distinction, though it would appear that these hackers hope that most people cannot.
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As I watched intelligent people give up dreams, leave programs, it opened up places and opportunities that I dreamed of being in.
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"You've got highly intelligent people everywhere in the country, and you've got remarkably stupid people everywhere in the country," Mr. Dubuque said.
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Obama appears to believe that any problem can be solved, and any mission accomplished, by intelligent people working together for a solution.
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"Presidents need intelligent people around them to debate tough issues and provide thoughtful, strategic advice on complex natural security challenges," Duckworth concluded.
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Holding on to a grudge means you're holding on to stress, and emotionally intelligent people know to avoid this at all costs.
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Emotionally intelligent people study their triggers and use this knowledge to sidestep situations and people before they get the best of them.
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Intelligent people pride themselves on being independent and self-aware, so is preventing this really just a matter of knowing what's going on?
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When emotionally intelligent people feel good about something that they've done, they won't let anyone's opinions or accomplishments take that away from them.
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Well-intentioned intelligent people can have this major obtuseness around the possibility that what it means to be "good" couldn't be more constructed.
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But you don't put some of the most intelligent people in the world to work on artificial intelligence just to beat board games.
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What is disheartening is how otherwise intelligent people have let themselves fall prey to interpreting factual tidbits to support their own ideological conclusions.
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You either get it or you don't, and it's fascinating because it's usually intelligent people with a sense of humor who get it.
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But it's not just learning more that makes you smarter, it's wanting to learn more, which is a trait common in intelligent people.
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Emotionally intelligent people are adept at reading others, and this ability shows them what they should and shouldn't reveal about themselves at work.
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In other words, they believe two intelligent people with good intentions should be trusted to manage the power dynamics in their own relationship.
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It felt like this peaceful utopia with all these intelligent people who had built this safe haven, and it was just destroyed overnight.
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There's no tonal instability in Roger Michell's taut staging of "Consent," a highly intelligent analysis of intelligent people behaving with self-destructive stupidity.
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BECAUSE, AND THEY'RE VERY INTELLIGENT PEOPLE AND THEY'RE WELL SPOKEN AND THEY HAVE WRITTEN US BEAUTIFUL MEMOS ON WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE.
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You're Not Satisfied With Life Emotionally intelligent people tend to be more in touch with their passions and are motivated to pursue them.
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This is a common problem for any show that's about super-intelligent people who say super-intelligent things every time they open their mouths.
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Mensa, an international organisation founded in Britain in 1946 to nurture the country's most intelligent people, has 20,000 members (you must apply to join).
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The result is a sharp satire of how and when intelligent people feel the need to justify acts of violence for "the greater good".
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People's opinions of my efforts don't matter, what matters to me is the considered, rational opinions of intelligent people about our take on metabolism.
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When talented and intelligent people find themselves doing things that are too easy or boring, they seek other jobs that will challenge their intellects.
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" Corcoran says: "The really intelligent people often fail from the paralyses of analysis —analyzing things and really thinking too deep about 'what went wrong?
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Considering recent events both here and abroad, its insistence that the world is run by a group of hyper-intelligent people is almost charming.
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Instead, he chose to try to convince a group of highly intelligent people that he didn't say what he is on camera as saying.
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And a lot of people we were looking up to as intelligent people; my teacher in school for example, was a deeply Christian guy.
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What separates socially intelligent people is they know that the best way to build their strong network, is by helping others to grow theirs.
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"Honestly, the people that I knew were very smart and it seems like it's harder for intelligent people to come out of it," she said.
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I think most people seem to disagree, but I do like keeping them, they have ideas that intelligent people, they'll come up with some thoughts.
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Every court case is a magnificent piece of theater—the barristers you see working are some of the most intelligent people you'll ever come across.
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Today, steal a line from socially intelligent people and the next time you leave the house, put down your phone and lift up your head.
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Three- incredibly intelligent-- people who are sitting down with us who have expertise in a series of some of the biggest issues facing our nation today.
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To help you improve your EQ, I did some digging to uncover the key behaviors that emotionally intelligent people engage in that make them so likable.
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To help you improve your EQ, I did some digging to uncover the key behaviors that emotionally intelligent people engage in that make them so likable.
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The basic idea is that if voters were intelligent, they would vote for an intelligent person who listened to intelligent people and all would be well.
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At the end of the day, I want my kids to become competent, emotionally intelligent people who care about the world and are curious about it.
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"It's an interesting phenomenon in our culture to hear highly intelligent people bragging about not being good at math, not being numbers people," Dr. Beilock said.
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" By the end of the speech, the Vermont senator was praising Clinton as "a great lady" and "one of the most intelligent people we have ever had.
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Emotionally intelligent people will not be bogged down by mistreatment from others, so they quickly let things go and are assertive in protecting themselves from future harm.
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They're also intelligent people, and that likely has something to do with it, as I get far more hostility from those outside academia than from those within.
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In fact, each individual tale feels like its own conversation, several of them centered on discussions between intelligent people with different opinions exploring a difficult subject together.
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Intelligent people are seeing the writing on the wall — whether it be Virginia's test case for gun confiscation or threats of another world war on the horizon.
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Whether it is the person holding the door, someone sharing the elevator, or the person serving them coffee, socially intelligent people acknowledge them and show them respect.
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"We spent an entire election on this inane story four years ago because a lot of otherwise intelligent people deemed it important," Rolling Stone's Jamil Smith tweeted.
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Mr Presser's book does not always make for easy reading, but the ideas that he has gathered together, all of them put forward by intelligent people, are complex.
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There were clearly a lot of very intelligent people working on this, and looking for level design lessons and even lighting tricks is fun for me right now.
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Emotionally intelligent people are unwilling to be bogged down unnecessarily by others' mistakes, so they let them go quickly and are assertive in protecting themselves from future harm.
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Emotionally intelligent people know that success lies in their ability to rise in the face of failure, and they can't do this when they're living in the past.
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A 2008 Yale University psychology study showed highly intelligent people tend to stay open-minded to others' points of view, not formulating their own until hearing multiple voices.
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Trump's concern for her career is also extremely unfounded, mainly for the reason that most intelligent people wouldn't write off a woman simply because she has zits or otherwise.
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We have quietly watched his speeches, his bullying — schoolyard bullying — and we have sat — some intelligent people like yourself and others have commented — yet nothing has made the difference.
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Socially intelligent people grasp this often over looked aspect of human behavior, and they use it to their advantage by asking questions that bring out the best in others.
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Meanwhile, emotionally intelligent people are like the proverbial tortoise: Slow and steady, they will eventually win people over with their ability to recognize the emotions of others and respond accordingly.
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The Circle is a big honking sloppy mess of a movie, one that flops around so aimlessly that it's baffling so many intelligent people had a hand in making it.
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This might sound like common sense, but in a world where more people are meeting potential partners online, it can become all too easy for otherwise intelligent people to get scammed.
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It was thought to be one of the reasons why rational, intelligent people like you or me continue to do moronic things—like jumping off cliffs or watching Adam Sandler films.
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So, I went back to the data to uncover the kinds of things that emotionally intelligent people are careful to avoid in order to keep themselves calm, content, and in control.
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Psychologists discovered the Dunning-Kruger effect, which says that people who are less competent or bright consistently overestimate their mental abilities while intelligent people are far more aware of their limitations.
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He walks us through how police can manipulate and coerce false confessions — by feeding people lines, lying, and rehearsing a script — to pin crimes on unsuspecting (and often less intelligent) people.
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"I am very confident that the president-elect is very intelligent, he is surrounding himself with very intelligent people that understand the economics of the oil and gas industry," he said.
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The most emotionally intelligent people know that in addition to understanding their own emotions, it's important to perceive the emotions of others, and the way that their environment impacts those emotions.
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The only thing for her to do was persuade anyone and everyone she knew to join — a phenomenon which, experts say, explains how seemingly intelligent people can collectively embrace decidedly bad ideas.
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They're based on years of work and research from the most qualified and intelligent people in their fields, but they distill it down into something that's actually fun to read and watch.
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A lot of extremely intelligent people are working hard on scaling these blockchains, with initiatives like Lightning and Plasma — write caches for which blockchains serve as the master repository, to greatly oversimply.
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I am genuinely baffled every four years when the otherwise intelligent people I know invest themselves fully in watching staged cable news shows and sharing clickbait articles they probably didn't even read.
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By studying socially intelligent people, and taking the time to learn from my own successes and failures when interacting with others, I&aposve managed to improve my ability to connect with them.
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And so, I see that, I know that, you know, people will sit around the table, and, you know, intelligent people will find a way to-, I would say to resolve their difference.
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There's a lot of intelligent people writing stuff about TV, and TV is at a place now where it's getting talked about the same way that film gets talked about, and that's good.
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As for their annual dinner... hmm, strangely insecure of intelligent people to spend time patting each other on the backs for having social skills and getting pretty girls to have dinner with them.
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The argument is serious and often (believe me; I have had this discussion more than I'd care to divulge) and it reminds me of the way that Trump has blinded otherwise intelligent people.
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THE WAY I SEE IT AND I COULD BE DEAD WRONG, THE INTELLIGENT PEOPLE THAT VOTED FOR DONALD TRUMP A YEAR AGO SAID I KNOW THAT WE'RE GOING TO GET WHEN I GET HILLARY.
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From there, it's not at all that great a leap to begin believing that maybe there should be some kind of policy only allowing intelligent people to reproduce—in other words, sterilize the dumb.
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It all started in the early 1970s, when the psychologists Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky conducted an influential series of experiments showing that all of us, even highly intelligent people, are prone to irrationality.
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Many of the great failures of the last 50 years, from Vietnam to Watergate to the financial crisis, were caused by extremely intelligent people who didn't care about the civic consequences of their actions.
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"Why do you follow me like a little puppy, moron?" the future president asked in 2013 of @ninetek, who had assured Mr. Trump, profanely, that no intelligent people cared for his thoughts about sharks.
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"One cannot understand why grown intelligent people reach the conclusion that [you should] get rid of all the things you have put in place in the last 10 years," Fischer told the Financial Times.
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Or did you already throw this open to the outside world, and there weren't enough young, fit, intelligent people with college educations and no rap sheet beating down your doors for an opportunity like this.
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It's not that we assume less intelligent people are more likely to drink; it's that the perceived correlation between drinking and cognitive impairment is so strong that we assume impairment even if there isn't any.
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The last thing Britain needs right now is less intelligent people, but a post-Brexit brain drain from Britain's academic institutions could significantly hurt the UK's university sector, according to a new report from British politicians.
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But at the end of almost every episode, when the music swelled, viewers were assured that these were intelligent people trying their best, and that their good intentions would, more often than not, yield good results.
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However, instead of being like most people, who instead of listening, think about only what they are going to say next, socially intelligent people shut up, and give the person they are speaking with their full attention.
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Because there are a lot of intelligent people in the world, and a lot of brave people in the world, but when you go searching for people who are intelligent and brave you don't find yourself surrounded.
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The majority of those who proclaimed their love for these movies turned out to be well-educated, intelligent people who the study called "cultural omnivores," or people who have eclectic tastes in the varieties of culture they consume.
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Also reflected is the common view, which is not confined to one end of the political spectrum, that our biggest problems are essentially technical ones, and that the solution to them lies in the empowerment of intelligent people.
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"I cannot speak for the others ... but I strongly believe that as thinking intelligent people they will have a similar attitude as I." The precedent: Almost every year since 2001, the White House held an event in the winners' honor.
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" More details: Trump and Juncker also said the EU would begin importing more liquefied natural gas and soybeans from the U.S. Trump said the process would be led by an "executive working group" of "very intelligent people on both sides.
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Repair attempts are the " secret weapon" of emotionally intelligent people, says psychologist and internationally-renowned couples researcher John Gottman, who describes the term 'repair attempt' as any statement or action a person takes that prevents negativity from spiraling out of control.
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Corker said he was glad Pompeo had had the meeting, and hoped there would be more before any summit between Kim and President Donald Trump so the president could receive the best advice possible from "intelligent" people ahead of the session.
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Recently, one NBA executive told me that while there are plenty of intelligent people in front offices, Griffin is one of approximately five that has shown the ability to perform all parts of the basketball ops leadership role at a high level.
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"I have known Greg Katsas for nearly 30 years and he is among the most honest, fair, humble and intelligent people I have ever met," said Leonard Leo, an outsider adviser to Trump and the executive vice president of the Federalist Society.
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Strident rhetoric often obscures the fact that both sides have compassionate and intelligent people who have come to logical moral conclusions, based on opposite premises: pro-lifers believe that the thing in the womb is a person, while pro-choicers do not.
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And because I know that science stuff is meant to be supported by evidence, here are some examples of top-level university sports teams (which are supposedly full of intelligent people, but what do I know) doing some exceptionally dumb, misogynistic stuff.
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If there is one thing we have learned from the restricted Turing test competitions for the annual Loebner Prize, it is that even very intelligent people who aren't tuned in to the possibilities and shortcuts of computer programming are readily taken in by simple tricks.
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"I cannot speak for the others; don't know them personally yet, but I strongly believe that as thinking intelligent people they will have a similar attitude as I." The White House said Trump wouldn't meet with the recipients in person because of foreign travel.
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"While I understand that intelligent people can disagree on the human effects on the global climate, it is hard to imagine a reason why the administration would prioritize the U.N. Green Climate Fund over protecting the American people, especially pregnant women, from the Zika virus," he said.
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" This problem presents itself when it comes to "the often highly literate, highly intelligent people who gravitate to the alt-right: internet savvy, media savvy, who often are radicalized in that way, who 'swallow the red pill,' as the saying goes, the allusion from 'The Matrix.
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Unfortunately, a vocal legion of Rick and Morty fans think that the show's alcoholic, self-destructive patriarch Rick is someone worth looking up to and the show has a quality that only appeals to the most intelligent people, which means they think they're smart and everyone else is not.
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According to this readout provided by the Pakistani government, which sounded a hell of a lot like a verbatim transcript of the president's remarks, Trump assured Sharif that "Pakistanis are one of the most intelligent people": Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif called President-elect USA Donald Trump and felicitated him on his victory.
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Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpPETA billboard in Baltimore calls Kushner a 'rich pest' Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties MORE said on Saturday that no intelligent people believe former President Obama helped the economy or foreign policy.
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It's taking an ostensibly innocuous stand that only actually serves to drive people away from the information any intelligent person would want them to have access to, or be guided to, under the guise of heroic posturing that claims a moral high ground—that claims to be on the side of intelligent people, on the side of right.
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He thrashed his way to this summit by understanding what many intelligent people utterly failed to see: the decline of American institutions and mores, from Wall Street and the Senate to cable news and the Twitterverse, made the candidacy of a celebrity proto-fascist with no impulse control not just possible but in some ways inevitable.
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My colleagues at Yale and I described this in our op-ed "Why companies need discussion, debate — even defiance — in the workplace," making the argument that emotionally intelligent people are better decision-makers, enjoy greater wellbeing, are better able to help others regulate their emotions, are more effective at their jobs, and more respectful and compassionate with family, friends and colleagues.
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Put differently, the hope that we can empower intelligent people to positions where they can design the perfect set of regulations, or that we can rely on scientists to take the carbon out of the atmosphere and engineer sources of renewable energy, serves to cover over the simple fact that the work of saving the planet is political, not technical.
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" Smart people can likely deal with challenges better on their own than less intelligent people can, thus relationships may be less important—but, as Dr. Sternberg points out, "a challenge with evolutionary psychology is that it requires us to imagine what life was like in prehistoric times, and we have enough trouble imagining what it was like in the Middle Ages, or even the 1940s.
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" The quote reads: "To laugh often and much; to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children; to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty; to find the best in others; to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch, or a redeemed social condition; to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived.
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