Quotes About Intelligence

Ask a stupid question, get a stupid answer.

Smart people, working hard, paying attention, thinking laterally.

He's smarter than me. I get things done better. He's more cerebral, I'm more physical.

Are we going different places?" "Of course we are," she said. "You're looking at the crime scene and I'm going to the DGSE." I nodded. The Direction Générale de la Sécurité Extérieure. The French version of the CIA.

Stands for, aren't really Marines yet." "Like Marine stands for muscles are requested, intelligence not expected.

But I wanted someone who was more than just intelligent and educated. I was searching for an expert who wouldn't gloss over nuances or blithely dismiss challenges to the records of Christianity

whereupon the third machine stepped out into the center of the cave, bowed low and said, in a voice that was tonic, euphonic, and most electronic

must be lonesome, being bright and witty and aware

Today we call our subspecies Homo sapiens sapiens, or "Wise, Wise Man.

When a teacher initially believes that one student is smarter than another, he selectively focuses on evidence that tends to confirm the hypothesis.

We are inclined, that is, to see movie stars as more talented than aspiring movie stars and to think that the richest people in the world must also be the smartest.

Humans usually try to guess the pattern, and in the process we allow ourselves to be outperformed by a rat.

The defenders of capitalism spent their time broadcasting the vibrations of guilt and futility. Implicitly or explicitly, they were telling the country: human intelligence is impotent to control the course of society, men are helpless in the face of their own motivation, laissez-faire appeals to the evil in men, but men are stuck with it.

Providence," said Hitler to Rauschning, has ordained that I should be the greatest liberator of humanity. I am freeing men from the restraints of an intelligence that has taken charge; from the dirty and degrading self-mortifications of a chimera called conscience and morality, and from the demands of a freedom and personal independence which only a very few can bear.45

Anyone who conducts an argument by appealing to authority is not using his intelligence; he is just using his memory.

Oricine îÅŸi susÈ›ine un argument prin apelarea la o autoritate nu îÅŸi foloseÅŸte inteligenÈ›a; el îÅŸi utilizeaz? doar memoria.

Boys don't make passes at female smart asses.

No Ghost of any common sense begins a conversation

If I had but the time and you had but the brain

Every story has a moral you just need to be clever enough to find it - the Dutchess

One novel has been all my reading, Our Mutual Friend, one of the cleverest that Dickens has written.

Su cara refleja algo de sentido común, ¡Aunque no es una niña demasiado lista!. Sin embargo, tienes un bonito color, y eso siempre ayuda.

Algunas personas ¡Tienen menos sentido común que un bebé!

I know because I read. Might I suggest you try it?