How do you know you are intelligent? Probably not only by your results in school, at work or in competitions, but also by the way you speak and live life. It turns out that cursing, ranting, and going to bed late play a role in your intelligence, too.
For intelligent people according to scientists, these should apply three characteristics.
They curse a lot
Yes, there seem to be people who have “dirty” mouth, intelligent person. This does not mean that intelligent people curse all the time, but rather that their intelligence helps them judge when it is most appropriate. If they decide the moment is right to curse, they can't stop. Forget the belief that it is cursing is a sign of lack of intelligence. This is not supposed to be true. V according to this study the person should be intelligent, to create lots of swearing – that's what it should be closely related to a rich vocabulary.
They go to bed late
They are supposed to be intelligent people from a young age night birds – children who tend to stay up late at night are said to be more intelligent later in life. This should not be surprising. There is a lot going on in the heads of intelligent people.
According to scientists, the sleep schedule according to a person's intelligence should be something like this:
IQ < 75
working day: 23:41 – 7:20
weekend: 12:35 – 10:09
90 < IQ < 110
working day: 00:10 – 7:32
weekend: 1:13 – 10:14
IQ > 125
working day: 00:29 – 7:52
weekend: 1:44 a.m. – 11:07 a.m
They live in chaos
To intelligent people, their chaos appears to be organized chaos, but to others it is mere disorder. Creative people tend to have messy desks and thrive in disorganized environments, the scientists note in the study. In this way, they should have more creative ideas. A messy environment is the way to do it avoid conventional thinking and attitude.
Do you know someone who he goes to bed late, curses a lot and lives in chaos? If you're not one of those who do, don't worry. This does not mean that you are not intelligent, but your intelligence you show in a different way.
