Apparently the internet thinks I am really smart.

Apparently the internet thinks I am really smart.

Do you know the little boxes that are on practically every website, that say "people you might know",  "suggested blogs", or anything of that sort? Well, on every website I am on, they give me links to people all over the world. (None to people I really do know, or (most of the time) blogs I am interested in, of course.) If you believe these little boxes, I know the entirety of Norway, half of Poland, and an interesting mix of other Europeans.

How does this relate to my intelligence level? Well, to know all these people, or read all of these blogs, I would need to know at least 12 languages.

I can honestly tell you that the programmers of these boxes are clueless. I only know English (and a few words in German and Spanish), and certain day I wonder if I even know English very well at all.

I only wish I knew that many people from around the world, but I only know a few people out of my state, none of which are outside of the United States' boarders.

I do wish I could read more languages. Some blogs seem like something I would love to read, but I can't. (Side note: Google Translator doesn't work very well unless the person is using text book language.) (Text book language is the prim and proper way of saying things, (The correct way.) but no one who speaks it fluently speaks that way.) (Why do classes teach us text book language if no one talks that way?)