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From: brian@bu-cs.UUCP (Brian Ross Gardner)
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Subject: Re: Intelligence
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Date: Wed, 29-May-85 02:40:26 EDT
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I was thinking that intelligence is probably 'problem' for relationships.
It seems, from people I know and consider bright, that there is a
jealousy factor involved. (Not the 'envey' type.) Very bright people
are usually also highly involved with their career. I've known several
people who seem half married to their career and half dedicated to
their relationship. Unfortunately, people can get jealous of 
more than just other human interests.
   Has anyone else encountered or noticed this?