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Who said cear thinking requires courage rather than intelligence?
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Would you rather have good looks or intelligence?
well im already not pretty soooo intelligence
'Courage' means what?
Courage isn't being fearless; rather, it is being afraid and having the strenght to press on anyway.
What does Odysseus say when challenged?
Odysseus usually responds to challenges with cunning or strategic thinking, often using intelligence or trickery to overcome obstacles. He is known for his ability to outsmart opponents rather than relying on brute strength.
A sentence with courage word?
She displayed great courage when she stood up to the bullies at school.
What two features distinguish intelligence from information?
Intelligence allows anticipation or prediction of future situations and circumstances, and it informs decisions by illuminating the differences in available courses of action (COAs).
What hero uses his intelligence rather than relying on brawn?
Odysseus
Depth of intelligence?
Rather deep, I have an IQ (when last tested) of 159.
What if your teacher might have called this paper on capitalism independent thinking is it an Euphemism?
Yes, framing the paper as being focused on "independent thinking" rather than "capitalism" could be considered a form of euphemism. It may be an attempt to soften the potentially contentious or polarizing topic of capitalism, or to emphasize the critical thinking and analysis skills that the paper requires.
What is the answer to today's cryptoquote in newsday?
clear thinking requires courage rather than intelligence
Is courage a concrete noun?
Courage is typically considered an abstract noun because it represents a feeling or quality rather than a physical object that can be touched or seen.
What does thinking with your head mean?
Thinking with your head generally refers to "Logic" in thought processes rather than thinking emotionally.
This house believes that success is the result of hardwork rather than intelligence?
To me if someone is intelligent but is unwilling to work, they are not living up to their full potential. On the other hand success sometimes requires more intellectual talent. For example in math, the ability to do some topics can definitely be trained but a comprehensive understanding requires some instinct that could never be taught. Points Against: * with intelligence, it makes someone feel more confident of themselves and achieve better results.
