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I know that no one is going to like the answer but it is nothing less than the truth. To recognize another person’s intelligence depends entirely upon one’s own depth of intelligence. Now I did not say level or measure of intelligence such as in Intelligence Quotient (IQ) or amount of education (although they are useful) but it is about having an understanding and comprehension of intelligence without personal issues of being prejudiced or biased. Frankly, that is not among the majority of societies of most western thinking populations.People are so far self involved that they have little or no respect for those of higher intelligence other than that of their own.So, it really comes down to one’s perspective of what an intelligent person is.Most intelligent people have an aura of strong confidence and high self esteem, it is apparent in their eyes, facial expressions and the general ease in which they carry themselves. They speak with a certain comfort and flow. Most of them ‘should’ be patient, but it is unfortunate that some are not, because some higher intellects are equally guilty of being self absorbed, not because they have narcissistic traits, but because they are busy thinkers and have more on their plate than the average mundane, and tend to get easily annoyed by the prattle of those who are repetitive and redundant. It doesn’t make them bad people, it just makes them as I noted before, on a different level of intelligence. Otherwise they have extreme amounts of learned knowledge imprinted upon their brain cells and the effort to keep it all in conscious order is a trial indeed.The point is, there is really no true rule of thumb to determine or decide upon another person’s magnitude of lack thereof of intelligence in a short time. There are some rather clever people with just a tad higher than average intelligence who are much better at words and vocabulary than even the greatest geniuses in the world.Otherwise, being a high intellect does NOT mean that you know everything. You only happen to excel in certain fields. Of course, if they are taught and accredited with degrees, they certainly have had to learn a semblance of spelling and vocabulary along the way, just not necessarily proficient at it. There are different types of intelligence.For example my father was one of the most intelligent people I have ever known and he only had a grade eight education, but he understood principles of mathematics, construction, and design in ways that baffled. He also had earth wisdom he could predict the weather better than any meteorologist. He could walk up to almost any wild animal and pet it. He had no fear. He hand fed bears, he picked up skunks and porcupines with no ill effects. Rattlesnakes? No problem. He bred and raised purebred horses and dogs. They would do everything by simple voice, sound, or motion commands, he never hit a horse with a crop or such device, and he won all sorts of awards at shows. He was notorious for catching other people abusing their horse or dog and taking the device from the human’s hand and using it to deliver equal punishment, saying, “Do you like that? Does that feel good? Does it make you want to obey me?” Then of course they would lay grievance and assault charges against my father and he would settle by agreeing to purchase the abused animal, which he would retrain and sell to a good home. He was contracted by some of the top horse owners in Alberta Canada to train horses for trail and family riding. He would not train them for racing. His specialty was Tennessee Walkers, the Cadillac of riding horses. My father’s greatest weakness was he never charged his worth, and people took advantage of that. Yet it didn’t bother him, he would do what he loved for free, but he still had to deal with family and upkeep. He also was a plumber and gas fitter, self employed. He built the house I grew up in, as well as a few others for friends and he strongly believed in the barter system. Most of our clothing and food came from him doing work for private businesses such as stores and farmers. He was popular with the First Nations indigenous peoples of southern Alberta so we had plenty of fish and game, he was also popular with the Hutterite colonies of southern Alberta where we got fresh eggs, poultry, vegetables, and grain. The man taught me a great deal about respect.Intelligence without respect is not a favorable intelligence at all.

I'm not a specialist or an expert on that topic , but from reading a lot about it and having done it myself, I can tell you the following.There are many ways to lose weight, but the ONLY healthy way to do it (no matter what TV or magazine ads tell you) is this:You have (depending on your age, height, weight, body type, lifestyle) a certain number of calories necessary to mantain your body weight. You can look the formula up on the internet or consult a nutritionist on how to know that number.Once you know that, you need to reduce your body fat (never by losing muscle or water), and for that you have a deficit from that number, by doing one of two:1) Eating less calories than those needed to mantain your weight. That deficit can't be too big, because it will traduce in a risk to your health. Normally, it would have to be something from 100 to 500, depending on your age and size.2) Eating the necessary calories to maintain weight, BUT burning calories through physical activity, such as walking, jogging, practicing a sport, lifting weights, etc.Please remember that it is a process that requires time and patience. The fastest you can lose weight in a healthy way is by losing 1 kg a week. NO MORE than that, unless you're being helped by a professional.You have to reduce the intake of foods and beverages that contain sugar, fried foods, candy, alcohol, because your body processes them and keeps them as fat.Eat a lot of vegetables, fruit, eggs, poultry, fish, whole foods, almonds, nuts, and most importantly, drink a lot of water. Something like 2 liters a day, and from 3 to 5 If you're practicing a sport or doing exercise.Instead of eating 3 big meals a day, try eating from 5 to 7 smaller meals a day, because that will keep your energy and sugar levels steady, and will accelerate your metabolism, which makes you lose fat.Your usual plate should consist on something like: 50 % vegetables (broccoli, carrot, spinach), 25 % protein (chicken, meat, eggs), and 25 % carbs (rice, bread, pasta), UNLESS indicated otherwise by a specialist. These percentages may change a little, from 5 to 10 %, but not more If you're trying to lose weight. In between the 3 main meals, you can eat fruit with greek yogurt (much better than regular or "reduced fat" or "light" yogurt, which contain a lot of sugar and won't help you lose weight), cottage cheese, nuts, almonds, raisins, etc.You can drink coffee (no more than 3 cups a day), any kind of tea, but green tea (3-6 cups a day) will be very helpful for you.These are common scams or myths that don't work and can be very damaging to your health, so always ignore them:- Don't buy into the "this vest will make you sweat and lose weight" or "go to the sauna for 1 hour daily" stuff, because that makes you lose weight by dehydrating, which you will recover the next time you drink the amount of water and nutrients you lost; and If you don't drink enough water, let me tell you that being dehydrated REALLY sucks.- Don't buy "special pills" or "suplements" that "will make you lose 10 pounds or kgs in a week". They say it only to sell their products, but It's usually bullshit.- Don't stop eating, and never skip breakfast (or any meal for that matter). Healthy people and athletes, instead of no eating or eating in very little quantities, they eat a lot of food, only healthy food and spread intelligntly through the day.- You should never be hungry when eating healthy; when you feel hungry, eat an apple, a banana, a greek yogurt, drink a glass of water or as many vegetables as you like.- You don't have to absolutely cut cookies or desserts, just eat them occasionally and in moderate quantities. For example: one ice cream a week. There are also a lot of recipes for healthy desserts.Making a change in your lifestyle is the best way to lose weight, put on muscle (this requires a different process, though), and feel amazing. Eat vegetables, chicken, drink water, eliminate chips, french fries, burgers, pizza (you can make healthy pizza or burgers, there are a lot of recipes on the internet), candy, alcohol, soda; start practicing a sport; sleep well, and don't stop!There are apps that you can have on your phone FOR FREE that help you calculate an approximate of the calorie intake you must have, and to write everything you eat (which is a really helpful habit in order to lose weight).You don't need a lot of time to do a little exercise, learn some workouts that you can do at home that are very intense, but they don't take more than 30-45 minutes, and doing them at least 2-3 tomes a week will help you lose weight or stop gaining weight.I myself work all day and usually don't have enough time to work out (I hate running as well), or practice a sport, but I chose to commit to being healthy most of the time, so when it really matters, when eating, instead of choosing to eat a donut, I choose something healthier (I LOVE donuts).I once read a quote that said something like "people worry about what they eat between Christmas and New Year, when they should be worrying about what they eat between New Year and Christmas". I like it. When you eat healthy most of the time, there are times When you can eat anything you want and not worry about it.Don't give up, being persistent is the one virtue every successful (in anything) person has. Good luck!! :)

Unless you've been living on Mars, in a cave, with no Wi-Fi, you already know the score with PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds – it's a phenomenon. At the zenith of its popularity in December 2017, 30 million people were out to kill one another for a chicken dinner. That's no poultry (sorry, paltry) number to have as your player-base, even when compared to the mightiest shooters in the henhouse.Before all that happened though, the ripples of PUBG’s early-access prosperity caused Fortnite Battle Royale to spawn, technically a few months before PUBG entered its version 1.0. Understandably, PUBG purists were not impressed with this bandwagon hitchhiker, but, as time's gone on Fortnite has managed to evolve into a unique entity.Before we get down to the comparin', let's all acknowledge what's coming down the pipeline. This is just the beginning. Every major publisher out there has smelled cash in the battleground format and their greed-boners are at full attention. We're all about to be force-fed fowl in the evening for a very long time, because this fad isn't going off the menu. If the Chinese variant of Call of Duty is any indication, I'd say Black Ops 4will be the next big player in this Battle of the Battlegrounds Bastards...SKIN DEEP DIFFERENCES?Let's do this by the numbers. What we have here are two games with some differences, but also a lot of sames in their fundamentals. In both titles you start with a 60 second screw-around session on your own personal island. Next, the devs jam 100 of you into a POS cargo plane at which point you'll Geronimo out and make landfall on a large island (hopefully after deploying a parachute).Sadly, you can't wear the boxes you find things in...From then on it's a you-only-live-once deathmatch played with old school Solid Snakerules -- your mission is OSP (on-site procurement) with regards to weapons and supplies. Sadly, you can't wear the boxes you find things in.Admittedly, the early scavenging sections of either games is kind of boring once you've done it a bunch of times. Things pick up however when an unexplained and utterly lethal weather phenomenon starts to circularly shrink the playing field in around you. What starts as a whole island quickly becomes an exclusive Thunderdome in no time.The last individual or squad standing is given an honorary title. The more serious game of these two (PUBG) shrieks “winner winner chicken dinner”, while the goofier game (Fortnite) pats you on the back with a low-key “Victory Royale” message. It's... odd.BOOK BY ITS COVERWhile the heart of the Unreal Engine 4 beats inside both games, visually they're like chalk and cheese. Fortnite is cartoony, brash and in the wacky vein of Team Fortress 2-- a natural flow-on from a title trying to lure in the Minecraft crowd by lashing LEGO building onto a shooter.Meanwhile, PUBG's roots stem from dour military shooters like ARMA 2. It's retained that self-serious, white-knuckle atmosphere of its forebear, though you can expect the immersion to be regularly broken by online peeps trying to engage you wearing nothing but their tightey whiteys. With a frying pan.The visual design of both games are set up completely differently in that one is designed to make your life easier, while the other wants to reward those with a keen eye. Take the in-game pickups for example: PUBG insists you scour through ramshackle residences and warehouses for inconspicuous loot, whereas Fortnite hides its goodies in obvious chests ripped right out of the latest Legend of Zelda.When you do pop them open (or pop an enemy in the head) you're rewarded with a veritable Skittles rainbow of coloured guns whose value can be instantly discerned. This keeps you out of any inventory menu and makes the pace of the game faster -- a plus in my book.DIFFERENT BULLET BALLET SCHOOLSWhen it comes to turning heads into canoes, these two “twins” are like Schwarzenegger and DeVito. PUBG adheres to gritty realism. You'll need to take the tunnel to Toonville to see what Fortnite does – it exists in a space where the bullets think, feel and have their own ideas on where they want to go today.Epic Games' offering is arcadey as heck. Only certain long-range weapons have bullet drop and the majority of boomsticks use hitscan (ie instantaneous round delivery without projectile travel time). You'll also need to deal with bloom, a percentage chance accuracy mechanic (governed by an aiming cone that shrinks or expands based on how erratic you're being).Over the fence, RNGesus has no say in whether your bullets hit in PUBG. Kills belong to the player who has a steady hand and a knowledge of weapons/attachments/ammo behaviour. Skills like knowing how to trace and lead targets, flick shoot and manage bullet drop are paramount at the higher play levels, too. Also, this being a battlefield filled with speeding vehicles that can get up in your grille quickly (or you in theirs) knowing when to transition from aim down sights (ADS) to hip fire, and being proficient in both, quickly separates the heroes from the hood ornaments.If you build it, they will comeACHIEVING PEAK SNEAKThe literal downside to this building mechanic: deaths by fall damage are common...Speaking of an overall difference in tactics, it should be noted that Fortnite swaps out vehicles for verticality. Guns, grenades and traps typically aren't what win matches –- being able to intelligently insta-build your own cover, or a higher ground that Obi Wanwould be proud of, can change the game. The literal downside to this building mechanic: deaths by fall damage are common, and funding these structures requires a lot of bashing the environment for resources with a pickaxe.Though PUBG is great at what it does, points are lost due to it offering no unique mechanics that separate it from the overflowing shooter crowd. You've done this dance a hundred times. It's all about sensible use of cover, moving as a unit (if you have one), checking zones as you clear houses, leaning corners and exercising movement discipline.THE PRICE (AND PATCHING) IS RIGHT?Obviously, given that PUBG is made by an indie and Fortnite a AAA dev, quality and frequency of updates are completely out of whack here. PUBG is a notoriously unoptimised piece of software, and the less said about the mobile and Xbox Oneports the better. It's incrementally improved since the clunky early-access days, but rough corners still exist. Glitches, hackers and crashes to desktop do persist and harm the experience.Fortnite is no stranger to stutters, FPS drops and other graphical eyesores, but in my experience it's quite a bit more polished. That said, you'd be surprised to hear that the well-established Epic Games doesn't hold a candle to PUBG Corporation when it comes to timely patching. The meteoric rise of PUBG created the manpower and funds to deliver weekly bug fixing/optimisation with monthly content patches. Fortnite debuted as a multi-platform product right out of the gate and this makes it bound by lengthy cert processes (to ensure any update code isn't dodgy).All that being said, the cost of entry shouldn't be ignored here. Fortnite Battle Royale will cost you all of zero dollars to enjoy. PUBG is a full-priced title that's much more competitive, not as well optimised, and therefore requires an expensive rig if you want to achieve a decent FPS (and avoid getting mashed by the 14 year old with mummy's credit card and a HAL-9000 PC).CONCLUSIONThough these two contenders exist in the same sub-genre, you'll find they diverge from one another significantly once you parachute into them proper. Personally, I'm a purist who values hand-eye-skill over random-number-generation when it comes to shooting, and I'm happy to wait until all the kinks are worked out of PUBG.