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Peace here from Forbes.com, who are entering the foray of pop culture and other things

other than just interviewing billionaires.

The headline is two unexpected habits that mean you're intelligent.

I do both.

By a psychologist.

Do you talk to yourself?

I talk to myself out loud all the time yeah yeah yeah

i even talk to chloe now and she's not even around yeah so i'm just i'm just going nuts down here

yeah uh no i do talk to myself uh uh i'll not a lot but i do it enough for sure yeah well sometimes

i usually just like sing random parts of songs yeah i'll do'll do that too. Guitar solos or whatever. That is one of my favorite games in the morning, Nick, is having my door open here and hearing what song Todd is randomly singing when he walks in the door and then trying to identify it. Name that tune. It's usually afternoon delight. It's not shutian vocal band. It was not shut up and dancing with me. No, no. That was an earworm for a minute. And I don't want to have it in my head today. That didn't stick with me yesterday, good. But in a study published in the Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, which I have on my desk desk. I wish that came out more often.

Right.

Yeah, it's just once a quarter.

That wouldn't be called that then.

They would have to change the name.

They were asked to search for a common object,

let's say, for instance, a banana among images of other objects.

Some participants were instructed to repeat the object's name aloud as they searched.

Others conversely remain silent.

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