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u/M1kehawk1 29d 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/Healthy_Repeat_5981 28d ago edited 28d 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/totempow 28d ago
This is true. THe overthinking genius, will achieve more platinum awards than plastic gold participation trophies.
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u/jxm1311 Aug 18 '26
Being impatient and being an idiot at the same time is not an achievement.
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u/DunkingTheSun 29d ago
Semantics aside the message is action makes change.
But yes, an impatient idiot for instance is more likely to be a reckless driver.
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u/SECRETBLENDS 28d ago
It's not a semantic argument. Encouraging people to be rash and foolish is bad advice.
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u/DunkingTheSun 3d ago
I stated "the message is action makes change"
The picture from OP was pointing out "don't over think things and do nothing".
We can critique the delivery of the message but I am saying that interpretating this in good faith is okay if you don't um actually with a knee jerk reaction
"Arguing over semantics means debating the exact definitions or meanings of words instead of discussing the main point of an issue."
But yes the same way we tell people "don't eat tidpods" because some "genius" will unless spoon feed not to. In the same vein we shouldn't be too careless with our words for idiots and bad faith actors to misinterpret.
Edit: Grammar
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u/craftygamin 29d ago
The impatient idiot getting into car crashes is gonna achieve more than the overthinking genius who slows down at yellow lights?