That1Cellist

Haly: ‘I argue with my dad a lot. I can’t imagine you arguing with your dad a lot. So there’s my advantage—and then of course there’s the fact that everyone makes mistakes—GOOD JOB UTILIZING YOURS FOR YOUR ARGUMENT THAT WAS SMART. You capacity is limited because you’re NOT stupid—there’s just little evidence to pull from. That’s why. Not because you’re not smart!’

A person who is stupid still has limited capacity. That capacity is simply lower than people with a higher intelligence. I have demonstrated that my capacity is much lower than average through my stubbornness and inability to argue my points with you. Additionally, the evidence of my own stupidity is very much existing in abundance. The problem is that I am too unintelligent to remember what those stupid things were or I can't put them into words in the way that makes me sound as stupid as I am. This argument I'm making is also very stupid, which additionally adds  to the obvious definiteness of my unintelligence.

Haly: "That is, again, a very good argument. I’m impressed with how you keep finding arguments to defend an indefensible position. Perhaps you really do think you’re stupid. Huh. In this instance, I shall have to resort to telling you that you’re not stupid and that I believe in you and that everyone makes and learns from mistakes and that’s okay. Also, you’re still awesome. You said so yourself. You got this! Wooo!"