Would you rather live as a depressed genius or a happy fool?

Answer 1

If I could get someone to take the depressed fool could I please take the happy genius?

Answer 2

Gemius is more a matter of technique in how you use your mind. It's pretty much known now how it works. Einstein said in effect that he was ordinary. It also makes you happier since I assume your not a fool and can't go that root. Besides a fool can have good intuition and that has the same effect. I can't understand, though, how anyone would not be curious about the world and themselves. I find that those who are usually aren't that happy in the end and their health usually goes down over the years. It's easy to be happy without the cares of life and health. If you don't have to put out any effort then you were just raised right or were naturally intuitive somehow. Yeh, I'll go with marmicaben, be a genius and then meditate and clear your mind and be happy too. No, I'm serious, that's how a genius learns to be happy. You've got to clear out what you learned every once in a while, like everyday. It's still up there somewhere, just push it back every day.

Answer 3

Definitely the depressed genius, but only if slightly, situationally, or temporarily depressed. I imagine long-standing clinical depression as being a very difficult ailment, just next to not being at all. Oddly though, I think it would seemingly be more fulfilling, perhaps, even easier being the happy fool. I guess I rather truly know than not know though than be happy about what is really only a facade...I wonder if this makes a lick of sense to anyone but me? Ask me again tomorrow and I might just change my mind :-). *Wink*.

Answer 4

Oh man, that's a good one! I would definately not want to be a depressed genius. Being happy but totally oblivious to your surroundings doesn't sound like the best either. I am going to have to go wiht being a happy fool, though.

Answer 5

i personally like being a happy genius, lol, but if i had to choose, i would say a happy fool as long as i didnt know i was a fool
ps: no wait, i would rather be a depressed genius, i would hope my brains could pull me out of depression and into happiness

Answer 6

I consider myself to be both a fool and a genius.

Answer 7

a happy fool but I hope you know it is possible to be happy and be a genius..once you clear all the negative thinking and crap out of your head,defrag your brain,you can think clearer and be even more of a genius while being happy.

Answer 8

Happy fool hands down. Fools can grow up and be wise and happy while genius are all grown up and cannot get smarter or happier. (Since they already know everything......)

Answer 9

95% of human beings are stupid and satisfied, or i could desire to assert ignorant and satisfied, because of the fact in the event that they weren't ignorant , then they could understand that what's relatively occurring is a lot too inhumane to settle for, or be satisfied to stay by ability of, apart from, each and every physique is greater powerful off stupid and satisfied, bc thats the we you sheepdogs are. mixing intelligence with emotion, and the interplay between cognitive filtering and regulation of emotion, could be defined in many techniques, the customary way is termed Emotional Intelligence. A growing to be analyze section in experimental psychology. i've got faith while you're intelligence, and be attentive to the actuality, you would be outraged, no longer depressed, and in case you have been depressed, you are able to desire to be intelligence sufficient to understand that its purely a neurotransmitter deficiency, this is cured actual, any and all sorts of deppresion i'm reffering too for you brainwashed DSM4 worshippers.

Answer 10

Doesn't the saying go, "Ignorance is bliss"? That's the way I'm going... Happy fool.