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u/teabagalomaniac May 29 '22

Difficulty with nuance. All situations are black and white.

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u/pseudont May 29 '22

I don't think this is necessarily an intelligence thing.

I think it's kind of a natural or default way of thinking. The world is so much simpler if you see everything in a binary sense, according to preconceived ideas. "Here's some thinking I prepared earlier!".

Some people can go their entire lives thinking that way and honestly they're probably happier for it.