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A thought-provoking topic

Hi,

It is nice to come across this well written article.
The term "Intelligence Trap" is a great phrase to describe this phenomenon.
Of course, there will always going to be 2 sides to the argument for this "IT" phenomenon.

For me, think the following might holds some truth:
Successful people are usually intelligent.
But intelligent people may not be always successful.

Kelvin
www.corporateviews.com

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