Scientists are saying that the intelligent people are
the stereotype of the mad, lonely genius might actually have some basis in
reality. According to a new research, intelligent people tend to crave ‘alone
time’ and are happier
when alone even than with their close friends.
The research states that smart people may be far happier
with their own company than meeting friends. Basically, if you are visiting
someone clever, odds are, they’re probably waiting for you to finish your cup
of tea and leave, they just won’t say it to your face.
Researchers from the LSE and Singapore Management University
analysed data from a large survey involving 15,000 people, who also underwent
IQ tests.
The scientists found out that , for most people, they were happier the more ‘social’ their
lives were.
But the opposite was true for high-IQ types, suggesting
that they were happiest when alone.
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