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12-29-2020, 12:31 AM

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Originally Posted By aleeboy⏩

It is impossible to deal with people under 35.

The small proportion of people with light in them are not working in offices for long.

So, people down to earth?

12-29-2020, 12:33 AM

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Originally Posted By mesobuild⏩

So, people down to earth?

Being down to earth can be faked by people with strong acting skills.

I would say Tier 1’s have already made bank and are out.

Who’s left are mostly Tier 2’s as it’s mostly pat on the back kind of culture now. Think about this, do you think a Tier 1 would push the “agenda” and advertise this?

ROFL

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12-29-2020, 12:40 AM

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Originally Posted By aleeboy⏩

Tier 1. Superiorly intelligent (5% or people)
Tier 2. Average but thinks they are intelligent. Oh lawdy (70% of people)
Tier 3. Average, which is just a bit better than a rock (5% of people)
Tier 4. Dumb as a rock (20% of people)

I personally think being Tier 1 is painful as the majority of people are unable to see the world as you do and ha e simplistic minds that are unable to make connections between events, systems and money. Tier 1 are the enemy of the system.

Tier 2 are parasitic entities that are selfish and self serving. I haven’t met a non pretentious one. They are group thinkers and trend followers. Many scammers are from here. They have about 0% success rate in scamming Tier 1 people though. Often can be found trying to sound intellectual and they cannot carry a proper conversation without referring to books they’ve read lol

Tier 3 is your regular uninteresting person.

Tier 4 is your simple not a worry in the world type.

Discuss

i always refer to books for reference ? whats wrong with that ? atleast i read books fgt

12-29-2020, 12:43 AM

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Originally Posted By mrsloppyfist⏩

i always refer to books for reference ? whats wrong with that ? atleast i read books fgt

Have you seen the threads where Tier 2’s try to add to the conversation by posting content they copied on the internet? It’s painfully obvious when they add their own verbatim that they know absolutely nothing about the content, it’s context and the ****ing topic Lol

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12-29-2020, 12:54 AM

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Originally Posted By CrimsonSteel⏩

People have different skill-sets, they develop their mind to do things that pertain to their interest or career.

I've taken IQ tests and hit 140+, I've taken IQ tests and gotten 90. I got a scholarship for my MCAS scores, I didn't even put effort into it. It all depends contextually. Some days you're a big stupid f$%^in' idiot, other days you're firing on all cylinders. There's so many variables. IQ isn't even a constant thing, it ebbs and flows and fluctuates.

You gonna judge a drummer on how well they can figure skate? No. Find your thing, and become a genius / expert in THAT, to the point of being compensated. If you can turn your passion into money, any sort of money, not even fully paying your bills with it? At that point you're pretty genius. But the guy who gets the OSHA Certification and can build a house, all the trade jobs? That ain't brainless manual labor, either. Framing a wall at 16 on center is one thing, reading blueprints, figuring out cost of materials and labor, and so on all takes considerable intellect.

so much this,
you get aspys who are god like chess masters, its all about what your good at.
intelligence is generally how you react too your enviroment and how you make decisons based on what informantion your given. which is never consistent and never done individually.