The simpler the person, the more simple the method for contending what they challenge...
Thus when someone of a higher intelligence comes along, the very nature of it being above the simple person in forms of intelligence can cause it to be daunting, and thus creating a divide - with possible animosity from the superiority, though it wasn't maybe implied by the wise.
Yet the mere act of someone smarter causes an inherent backlash at a psychological level; which is possibly where trolls come from.
Thus is this a social error that wisdom should be highly esteemed before wealth, so that the priority of everyone is to be smarter; therefore it is respected, not resented to be wiser?
Because to become wise there is an element of hard work, to begin being even interested in continuous learning (enlightenment); thus does someone already have to be on the road to wisdom, to appreciate the beauty of other journeys?
Having spent 15 years online discussing with people, I'd say unless someone has experienced the road to wisdom; most are simply contending that others are using the road to walk past them, when they're trying to find somewhere comfortable to sit down.
In my opinion.
Thus when someone of a higher intelligence comes along, the very nature of it being above the simple person in forms of intelligence can cause it to be daunting, and thus creating a divide - with possible animosity from the superiority, though it wasn't maybe implied by the wise.
Yet the mere act of someone smarter causes an inherent backlash at a psychological level; which is possibly where trolls come from.
Thus is this a social error that wisdom should be highly esteemed before wealth, so that the priority of everyone is to be smarter; therefore it is respected, not resented to be wiser?
Because to become wise there is an element of hard work, to begin being even interested in continuous learning (enlightenment); thus does someone already have to be on the road to wisdom, to appreciate the beauty of other journeys?
Having spent 15 years online discussing with people, I'd say unless someone has experienced the road to wisdom; most are simply contending that others are using the road to walk past them, when they're trying to find somewhere comfortable to sit down.
In my opinion.