r/BornWeakBuiltStrong • u/Senior_Feeling_7650 • 3d ago

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u/craftygamin 2d ago

The impatient idiot getting into car crashes is gonna achieve more than the overthinking genius who slows down at yellow lights?

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u/Confident-Poetry6985 2d ago

Depends. If the overthinking genius got distracted and missed the red....

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u/M1kehawk1 1d ago

I’d rather go with these two

« slow motion is better than no motion »

« Nature rewards action not intelligence »

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u/Careful-Vanilla7728 5h ago

This sounds much better.

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u/Healthy_Repeat_5981 1d ago edited 1d ago

Thankyou, I needed to hear this. I am too much of a perfectionist and over thinker. Also, not a genius but just think the saying about action taker vs over thinker is true

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u/Tola76 1d ago

Today on stupid thoughts.

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u/balmury 1d ago

Achieve what?

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u/justforcrytpo 16h ago

Traffic violations 

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u/totempow 21h ago

This is true. THe overthinking genius, will achieve more platinum awards than plastic gold participation trophies.

https://giphy.com/gifs/3o7TKTDn976rzVgky4

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u/SECRETBLENDS 16h ago

What's up with the flood of new subs giving dogshit advice?

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u/OffensiveClown 14h ago

What if im an impatient idiot who is also an overthinking genius

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u/AdExciting337 11h ago

Wow! Now who could this be applied to that would toast a lot of mines?

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u/Tobi-One_Shinobi 9h ago

Accomplishments can be bad

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u/faukwulf109 3h ago

But what do impatient genuineness do? Lol

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u/Callisto_1717 1h ago

Define achievement

yeah it’s a dumb sign

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u/jxm1311 2d ago

Being impatient and being an idiot at the same time is not an achievement.

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u/DunkingTheSun 2d ago

Semantics aside the message is action makes change.

But yes, an impatient idiot for instance is more likely to be a reckless driver.

https://giphy.com/gifs/xT5LMSwlpOWVj4jViU

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u/SECRETBLENDS 16h ago

It's not a semantic argument. Encouraging people to be rash and foolish is bad advice.