<ul><li>The belief that intelligent people are often sad is false.</li><li>Wisdom should be a tool for problem-solving, not a curse.</li><li>The misconception that smart people are doomed to be unhappy is self-defeating.</li><li>Wisdom comes with the responsibility, awareness, and a broader view of life.</li><li>Sorrow is a byproduct of gaining wisdom, not the cause.</li><li>Solomon's perspective implies that wisdom is gained through sorrow and exposure to reality.</li><li>Sorrow is better than laughter as it leads to betterment of the heart.</li><li>Sorrow reveals existing sorrows and should prompt action, not despair.</li><li>Intelligence should be used to solve problems and engineer a better life.</li><li>Intelligence shouldn't be an excuse for dysfunction but a tool for adaptation and growth.</li></ul>

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