Antonlord7
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What I notice a lot lately is people presenting very basic concepts as “high IQ content,” often without even understanding how or why those diagrams or theories are actually used.
At the same time, there’s a trend of attacking certain creators purely for attention, while praising others for repeating extremely surface-level knowledge and framing it as something profound or “awakening.”
Posting basic theories or oversimplified explanations doesn’t automatically make something high intelligence. True intelligence shows in depth, originality, and the ability to build or apply ideas in meaningful ways — not in reposting common knowledge and labeling it as elite insight.
A lot of this content feels less like genuine thinking and more like engagement farming, appealing to people who confuse familiarity with depth. It creates noise and unnecessary stress.
Honestly, sometimes it feels like we’re living in their own imagined Matrix — they’re waiting for a “Morpheus” moment, thinking they are among the chosen, while struggling with even the simplest challenges of reality.
I didn’t intend to offend anyone with this thread.
It just seemed a bit odd to me that someone could react this way without reason.
But of course, who am I to judge?
At the same time, there’s a trend of attacking certain creators purely for attention, while praising others for repeating extremely surface-level knowledge and framing it as something profound or “awakening.”
Posting basic theories or oversimplified explanations doesn’t automatically make something high intelligence. True intelligence shows in depth, originality, and the ability to build or apply ideas in meaningful ways — not in reposting common knowledge and labeling it as elite insight.
A lot of this content feels less like genuine thinking and more like engagement farming, appealing to people who confuse familiarity with depth. It creates noise and unnecessary stress.
Honestly, sometimes it feels like we’re living in their own imagined Matrix — they’re waiting for a “Morpheus” moment, thinking they are among the chosen, while struggling with even the simplest challenges of reality.
I didn’t intend to offend anyone with this thread.
It just seemed a bit odd to me that someone could react this way without reason.
But of course, who am I to judge?
