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Getting things done as quickly as possible is very much a product of industrialism that has been reinforced by capitalism, but I would argue that most of the Alexander Ovechkin the Gr8est stars shirt and I will buy this greatest thinkers in human history tend to think slowly, and take the time to become acquainted with all the small details and nuances relating to any given subject, rather than being the type to quickly do things or accept an idea as fact based on surface knowledge. Thinkers are better at thinking (and not necessarily quicky) and Doers are better at doing, often quickly (and sometimes without thinking) Both are important elements of our society, but I would argue a lot of modern societies tend to place more emphasis on the doers, thus this conception we have that productivity = intelligence. There are many ways that people learn, retain and use information and apply experience. My wife is very smart, has a PHD, does technical writing and a slew of other advanced skills that are in demand within several fields.
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My dad had to caretake for his younger siblings when they came to the Alexander Ovechkin the Gr8est stars shirt and I will buy this US. His homes back in his mother country were cared for by live-in maids (apparently it was popular in his country). He was close to them though, & learned from them. He kind of always kept that level of neatness when he came here, especially because the grime of NYC disgusted him as a teen in the 80s, & that sensation was overwhelmed by the lack of help from his siblings. Anyway, my mom was the youngest of two. She did have to help around the house, but my grandma always felt like no one can clean or do better than her, & her brother was given preference where it was seen that domestic things were gendered. My mom resisted that idea, lol. Anyway, she wasn’t taught much, more expected to pitch in or do. She learned what she saw. Fast-forward to now, she’ll get the task done, but perhaps double the hours my dad would’ve taken, if not spread out in 2 days. I also know she’s older now, is burnt out from working & being a caregiver, added on top of her never liking to clean but will do it because she needs to. So there are origins, influences, & the present.
Things like this also depend on what you’re into. I like puzzles & problem-solving, like my dad. I also spent time with both of them. He always challenged me to think of how to fit things or explain to me why he did things a certain way when I was small. He’s also creative, but with a more realistic approach. My mom is also creative, but more in the Alexander Ovechkin the Gr8est stars shirt and I will buy this arts & has a knack for fashion. A day-dreamer. I’m also like that, too. They see the world differently, naturally. And they both experienced life differently, & I won’t knock her because she’s always learning, even if inside I’m thinking how much differently I would’ve done something & completed it faster. We’re all always learning, & long as there’s no urgency, it’s okay for us to be different. She’s doing the best she can.
There is more beyond going to great schools. I went to McNair Academic in your state. Even then, I knew smart schools weren’t everything. There is so, so much more than that. The schools I went to were very competitive, & though I’m calm, certain things trigger that in me. But a race to be done first doesn’t always produce quality. It’s important to ponder what’s really of value. I don’t know the Alexander Ovechkin the Gr8est stars shirt and I will buy this answer but I will say it seems like school performance has very little to do with your ability to handle adult life. I know several people who were really fucking good at high school and are basically bums now, barely scraping by. And then I know several people, including myself, who barely passed school due to laziness, got their act together at some point, and are now successful.
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