Quote by Gerhard Kocher

How easy would life be if you were less intelligent!

How easy would life be if you were less intelligent!

Summary

This quote suggests that having less intelligence can potentially make life easier. It implies that individuals who are less intelligent may not experience the depth and complexities of life that those who are highly intelligent do. This notion reflects the idea that intelligence can sometimes bring added challenges, such as overthinking, analyzing, or increased responsibility. The quote may be seen as longing for a simpler, less complicated existence, free from the burdens intelligence can bring.

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