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From: nessus@nsc.UUCP (Kchula-Rrit)
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Subject: Re: Intelligence
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Date: Wed, 5-Jun-85 13:17:39 EDT
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> ...
> 
> Now that I'm through college and in the "real world", I have to say that the
> same intelligence which caused me social problems in high school have enabled
> me to get a well-paying job doing something I enjoy. So in that respect,
> perhaps, I DO have it better than less intelligent people who had to settle
> for something less. Now. 
>                          But I've only had one steady girlfriend in six years,
> and that for only four months. 

     To my mind, in relationships, quality is better than quantity; i.e. I
would rather have one good relationship than a lot of mediocre ones.
However, finding that one good one can be QUITE difficult...

>                                So I would not say I've had it all that much
> "better" or "easier" -- emotional support is as necessary as financial
> support.

Same here.

> 
> Rick Lindsley

			Kchula-Rrit