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Why is it that the more intelligent you become, the less you crave constant social interaction?
In this video, we explore Arthur Schopenhauer’s powerful explanation for why highly intelligent people often withdraw from social life — not out of arrogance or shyness, but because of how they experience reality itself.
You’ll learn why deep thinkers feel drained by superficial conversation, why small talk can feel like suffering, and why solitude isn’t loneliness… it’s relief.
Through the lens of Schopenhauer’s philosophy, we’ll break down the psychological and existential factors that make intelligent individuals choose solitude — and how society often misunderstands this choice as a flaw.

What You’ll Learn:
– Why intelligence leads to detachment from social norms
– The emotional exhaustion caused by shallow interactions
– Schopenhauer’s views on solitude as a strength
– The difference between isolation and independence
– How intelligent minds process the world differently
– Why choosing fewer connections leads to deeper ones

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If you've ever felt like being around people drains you — not because you dislike them, but because your mind is wired differently — this video will speak to something you’ve always known.
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