So. According to science, I’m “intellectually superior” to my coworkers, with “amazing ideas constantly running through [my] genius brain….” And that’s not all:
The cleverest among us find it difficult to prioritise which idea to focus on first, with the distractions potentially leading to “a feeling of inadequacy and inability to deal with the workload as a whole”, according to psychiatrist Dr Ned Hallowell.
Let me put that into a logical proof for you:
A. I’m easily distracted.
B. Easily distracted people have ginormous brains.
C. Ergo, I’m better than you.
Sure, it sounds impressive and all, but it’s really a disadvantage—for everyone. I mean, imagine the awesomeness I could unleash on the world if CK would quit distracting me with all this busywork.
by Linda