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Imagine someone gave you a pencil and a sheet of paper and asked, Draw stupidity. You might think about it for a long time without knowing where to start. Yet when you look at the world today especially social media you realize that sometimes you don’t need a pencil and paper to see what common sense tells us to avoid.
You see young people devoting their time, energy, and intelligence to arguments that bring them nothing. One claims that his group is the best, while another insists that his is superior. Everyone wants to win, but no one takes the time to ask themselves, What do I gain from this argument, and how does it benefit my future?
What’s even more surprising is seeing two people spend hours insulting each other each trying to get the upper hand. Yet if they devoted that same time to learning a new skill, reading a book, or planning for their future, they could make much more progress.
Let’s ask ourselves this: What’s the point of bragging about something you didn’t accomplish yourself? No one chooses the family or clan into which they’re born, but everyone can choose the person they want to become. Your birth isn’t an achievement you’ve earned your true achievement lies in what you bring to your life.
A person’s worth does not depend on their ability to convince others that they are superior, but on their actions, behavior, knowledge, and progress. Intelligence isn’t about having the last word. Sometimes, it’s simply about remaining silent in the face of an argument that contributes nothing to your future.
Finally, if you want to observe stupidity, don’t rush to draw it. Instead, watch the person who wastes his potential trying to prove his superiority, while others use their time to build a better future.
Remember: An intelligent person spends their time building their own life, not trying to convince others that they are superior to them.
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