Sadness and Intelligence
Charles Bukowski once said that “sadness is caused
by intelligence.” The more we understand certain things, the more you wish you
didn’t understand them. I think it depends on society, on the surroundings in
which we live and work. In ignorance society, when people are materialistic and
shallow, people are not bothered by truth. It is sad that the truth does not
make a difference. Ignorance is bliss when life is easy, and you are simply
minded.
Intelligence is knowledge. Knowledge has power. One day,
you work and lead people with knowledge and action to success to obtain the understanding
of goals. Another day, you have the same knowledge and a different surrounding
and understanding that the reality changed, and that there are no need of the
your knowledge and actions, and that creates sadness if you do not know how to get
new, different knowledge and understanding how to improve, react, reflect,
correct, and illuminate to be able to rejects sadness.
Lord Byron said: “Sorrow
is knowledge, those who know the most must mourn the deepest, tree of knowledge
is not the tree of life.” Wise intelligent minds are looking on a way to act
better, reflect on real-life situations, and finding possibilities for new
beginnings. Of course, sadness is an emotional trigger. Perhaps it is a mental state-of-mind
of being driven to a combination of searching for truth to impower and satisfy
the intelligent curiosity. The inner voice says, go, do something to bring life.
Higher level of intelligence uplifts the perception of sadness and happiness
based on principles of morality of life.
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