>So are you saying that that's not actually the case, that smart people aren't disproportionately unpopular?
That's been my experience.
Not to say there were no unpopular smart kids, but I never noticed a higher percentage than dumb kids. Though even then most of the smart people I knew who were unpopular globally were popular locally (that is within what ever group they ran with).
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>So are you saying that that's not actually the case, that smart people aren't disproportionately unpopular?
That's been my experience.
Not to say there were no unpopular smart kids, but I never noticed a higher percentage than dumb kids. Though even then most of the smart people I knew who were unpopular globally were popular locally (that is within what ever group they ran with).