What is the difference between a clever and a brilliant ?
By dorothy09
@dorothy09 (1520)
Philippines
October 23, 2008 1:10am CST
As for me:
Clever is when you believe only
half of what you hear
Brilliant is when you know which half to believe.
So what do you like to be clever or brilliant...
I would love to be brilliant person..LOL
7 responses
@littleowl (7157)
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23 Oct 08
Hi dorothy, I would love to be the brilliant but am too trusting and most of the time do believe most of what I hear!! So guess I'm not that clever either! LOL hugs littleowl
@tamarafireheart (15384)
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23 Oct 08
Hi dorothy09,
I am neither clever or brilliant, but I would love to be both, now I have a headache for thinking too much, brains can't take it.
Tamara
@msedge (4011)
• United States
23 Oct 08
Clever means having sharp or quick intelligence.Brilliant means having or showing great intelligence, talent, quality, etc.It would be nice to have both qualities but i guess we can't.I would prefer to be brilliant also.The meaning itself speaks of good qualities to be one.
@Opal26 (17679)
• United States
23 Oct 08
Hey dorothy! I'm with you! I'd much rather be brilliant!
Who wouldn't? I tend to think that when someone is clever
it means that they are smart, yet flip. Bright, but not
extremely bright. They know things, but not everything.
They know how to talk and what to say, but not necessarily
the right answer. Someone that is brilliant is wise and
intelligent and knows what they are saying is correct
and matter of fact. They are confident and know what to
say and how to say it with the knowledge to back them up.
@Raja_Franklin (683)
• India
23 Oct 08
Fisrt of all, be clever first. Because without becoming clever, you can not become brilliant. Happy Mylotting.







