It seems to me dumb people talk a lot more than smart people, especially about things they know nothing about. Has anyone else noticed this?
It seems to me dumb people talk a lot more than smart people, especially about things they know nothing about. Has anyone else noticed this?
"......and words spoke per day?"
there is in my family wrote:
.. especially about things they know nothing about.
Or as we say in English, "...spoken..." and, "...about which they know nothing".
Your first sentence has two parts. First, dumb people talk a lot more than smart people. (No, this is not true).
Second..."especially about things they know nothing about."
(Well, if they're dumb, they may simply not know much, so even if they talk the same amount as smart people, the odds of more of it being about things they don't know are much higher, so yes).
I notice this with people who do a lot of texting. The same holds true for people who post on letsrun a lot.
Written words, or texting abbreviations, expose more about about than most realize.
By definition, dumb people don't talk, so I'm going with no.
there is in my family wrote:
It seems to me dumb people talk a lot more than smart people, especially about things they know nothing about. Has anyone else noticed this?
Stupid vs dumb wrote:
By definition, dumb people don't talk, so I'm going with no.
there is in my family wrote: "It seems to me dumb people talk a lot more than smart people, especially about things they know nothing about. Has anyone else noticed this?"
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