Well, absolutely not because in my life, especially in my school, I also had a friend in the smart people. She can easily earn the hard scot in the old subject. She is very kind and always ready to help me when I have problems. She can spend more time to give me the good skills, good tips, help me improve my knowledge. Another show show easily to join, become the volunteers and have the poor people. So I think that smart people cannot become the selfish if they don’t have many issues. And I think that people become selfish. Most of the main reason is become their friends, their environment and their family is more than because they are smart. And another smart people in the world is how many people got it. If the smart people cannot try harder in the future, they can easily be decleaned and just nothing different than normal people.
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Well, absolutely not because in my life, especially in my school, I had a friend among the smart people. She can easily earn high scores in all subjects. She is very kind and always ready to help me when I have problems. She can spend more time giving me good skills and tips to help me improve my knowledge. Another shows how easily she joins and becomes a volunteer to help poor people. So I think that smart people cannot be selfish if they don't have many issues. I believe that people become selfish mainly because of their friends, their environment, and their family, rather than because they are smart. And among the smart people in the world, there are many who have it. If smart people do not try harder in the future, they can easily decline and become no different from normal people.
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