An intelligent person may or may not have a bit of each of those
options, but none of them define intelligency. I think that it is
worthless to have many degrees or  a successful career without inner
satisfaction. So, I consider intelligent someone who knows how to
handle problems and still find out a way to keep happiness inside.
Dealing with life problems does not necessarily means solving them,
but the intelligent person will know how to avoid losing balance.







On Feb 5, 1:08 pm, pln471 <[email protected]> wrote:
> Wow,thanks to Bill,Chen and Marinaso far!
> As I said,the more feedback,the merrier!!!
>
> After reading your opinions so far,I have some more for all of  us.
>
> Please tell me what differences it is among
> shrewd,clever,smart,intelligent and intellectual,in your own
> impression or ideas?
>
> To what extend can you justify someone's  manipulation?
>
> How do you define the boundries between one 's strength of flexibility
> and one's opportunitism?
>
> Those questions are inevitably essential to me when we talk about
> one's intelligence,and I hope to learn about your opinion in return.
>
> Thanks and good day to you all!
>
> Pln
> On Feb 5, 5:53 am, Bill <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > for example,when he is in to a new situation,he can use his knowledge or
> > experience to adapt himself to new environment,furthermore,control the
> > situation.
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