latviski - tu esi stulbs vs tu uzvedies stulbi

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aha, uzvedības zelta likums - nekad nekritizē otru, kritizē viņa darbus!

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priekš tam mums ir the sufferable voice (ciešamā kārta)

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kā arī doable voive. For example, Classical Mongolian features five voices: active, passive, causative, reciprocal, and cooperative.

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doable voice

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it ka it was done, 'cos it was doable?
as opposed to
it was suffered 'cos it was sufferable (LV style)

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:D

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:)

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interesantākais sākas, kad vairs nesaproti, kā īsti ir ar cilvēkiem - are they just being stupid or are they permanently stupid :))

vai arī - es pati. i'm pretty sure i'm stupid, because i really wish i wasn't :)

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hmm - they are being stupid when you are about - or they appear (state verb) stupid to you - or they are appearing stupid tonight at 20:00 at the pietura by your house.

so intelligent people know they are intelligent because they really wish they weren't?

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(oh, the visions that are appearing in my mind now! "they are appearing stupid tonight at 20:00 at the pietura by your house" :) )

i don't think it works about positive traits this way.

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can't you wish you weren't .... I dunno...good, sometimes?
I mean, you know if you were, err...'worse', you could do something that would bring some pleasure.

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good point.

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Attiecībā uz gudrību tas strādā (ie arī ne pārāk gudri cilvēki var apjēgt, ka viņiem būtu vienkāršāk dzīvot, ja viņi būtu drusku stulbāki). Tāpat kā, piemēram, attiecībā uz tikumību vai godīgumu vai citām labām, bet neērtām īpašībām.

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Varu vērtēt tikai sevi, jo man nav tā lineāla un cirķeļa ar leņķi lai mērītu citus. Jā, atzīstu esmu stulbenis, ik pa brīžam.

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I welcome you red wolf.

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you've been welcoming

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you've been being welcomed

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you being welcoming been welcomed

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I'm not stupid. I am being stupid all the time.

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for a laugh?

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I think it started that way, but now I'm just used to it and don't know how to get rid of the stupid habit.

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nerves probably

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the modern lifestyle kind of demands to have at least that.

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people need to have nerves of steel, but then end up being killed by them

softer nerves do less harm

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in the end most people die from stress related health issues anyway. since most issues can be caused by stress, I will be stupid and presume this.

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Krieviski ir burvigs jedziens "ущербность", kas ir nepietiekamiba visplashakaja nozime. Not good enough (too dumb, acting too stupid or just not being there enough). Tas shkiet tuvak.

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"always in the presence of superior possibilities"

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always :)

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Vispirms tad jāvienojas, kas ir "inteliģents"? Manuprāt inteliģencei ar intelektuālismu (bet gudrs/pastulbs attiecas tieši uz prāta aspektu) visai maza saistība - tās divas dažādas īpašības.

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Tad pastāv pastulbi intelektuāli? Prāta cilvēks, kam ir nevisai specīgs prāts. Kas, tad ir inteliģents? Esmu dzirdējis, ka cilvēki lieto šo vārdu 'neinteliģents', lai aprakstītu provokatorisku (provocative) uzvedību.

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Domāju, pastāv neinteliģenti, bet ļoti gudri intelektuāļi ar ļoti spēcīgu prātu. Savukārt ļoti inteliģents var būt onkulītis laukos, kas jaunībā knapi pamatskolu absolvējis un visu mūžu par govju fermas sargu strādājis.

Protams, Austrumeiropā 19. gadsimtā (un arī vēl 20. gs. sākumā) "inteliģents" apzīmēja konkrētu sociālu kategoriju, taču 20. gs. otrajā pusē te ar "inteliģents" saprata jaunai informācijai atvērtu, izteikti smalkjūtīgu (empātisku) cilvēku. Tāds var būt arī pastulbs (ne velti 80. gados ļoti daudzi Austrumeiropas inteliģenti aizrāvās ar aurām, čakrām, jogām, ziemas peldēm, mistiku un NLO ķeršanu. Savukārt intelektuāls/gudrs cilvēks var pretendēt aš uz Nobela prēmiju, bet sadzīvē būt ļoti neinteliģents (agresīvs, neiejūtīgs, neempātisks, konservatīvs).
Taču es vārdu "inteliģents" saprotu tikai šajā reģionālajā nozīmē, un iespējams, tu piešķir šim vārdam citu saturu. Tāpēc ieteicu pirms spriest, vienoties par kopīgu sapratni, lai nebūtu tā, ka viens runā par māti, bet trs - par meitu. :)

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