When you're higher intelligence and have read every book, including the classics

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do you take b.s. from people?

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I don’t fall into that category. Not sure what i would do.

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@Daze
Did you read The Collected Schizophrenias by Esme Weijun Wang?

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you see there’s not higher mind on here

why would they put up with the weather

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You sound like you’re having a rough day. How’s the leg?

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I’m not having a rough day, is that a criticism? I’m all about big talk.

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No it’s not a criticism. Maybe i read you wrong. Glad you’re okay.

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no, I read novels, and all the best. If it’s not the best, I won’t touch it.

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You might end up learning something

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I bought that book and have read parts of it but didn’t enjoy it too much. What did you think of it?

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Well, this is not a popular opinion but you hear people say, “I don’t take no sh*t from no one”. Well, I have to sometimes.

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I got a lot of ■■■■ in high school because i read Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein 6 times, also love crime and punishment. I’ve read three john Steinbeck novels east of Eden, of mice and men and grapes of wrath. I use to love to read.

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Is it humanly possible to have read every book ; even if you are of a higher intelligence !?

This will give an idea of how many books you could read per year. I read faster than 77% of people.

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I guess I meant every book that matters

I loved when Unusual Beliefs was all deep random discussions

I guess everybody is afraid to do it now

I know we have smart people on here

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You can’t have deep discussions that encourage delusional thinking.

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Genius and delusional is a slippery slope

What’s the sense of having beliefs?

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I think The Collected Schizophrenias is a very well written book. Some of it was a little triggering to me. But overall I had a neat experience with reading it. :+1:

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@VanDam @Montezuma
I enjoy reading books about schizophrenia. It wasn’t my favorite though. I appreciate Elyn Saks’ book more.

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Intelligence can be a pendulum depending on the topics discussed. This Skunk loves the classics though.

:innocent:

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@cbbrown. Cannery Row is an excellent short book…by J. Steinbeck

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