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Sharing inspirational quotes is a sign of low intelligence, study claims

Published 11:24 7 Dec 2015 GMT

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Sharing inspirational quotes is a sign of low intelligence, study claims

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We've all got friends who share inspirational quotes on social media.

You know the sort - a generic background overlaid with some words that will 'make you think'. https://twitter.com/TheQuoteToday/status/673774006995197953 Well it turns out sharing these messages could be a sign of lower intelligence, at least according to the brilliantly titled study 'On the reception and detection of pseudo-profound bullsh*t'. The study found that 'both ontological confusions and religious belief were positively correlated with bullsh*t receptivity.' 'Bullsh*t is a consequential aspect of the human condition,' the study's conclusion explains. 'Indeed, with the rise of communication technology, people are likely encountering more bullsh*t in their everyday lives than ever before.'
Sharing inspirational quotes is a sign of low intelligence, study claims