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How would you define cerebral and how is cerebral different from intellectual?

Question is, how would you define cerebral and how is cerebral different from intellectual?

So this is interesting, so when I was a younger man, a young man, I would play a game like I did a lot of manual labor and I'd need something to intellectualize something to occupy my mind.

So what I would do is I would say, well here are two words that are that seem like

synonyms. Why are there two different words? I mean it was an interesting game for me to sort of slice and dice language and figure out why there are two different words.

So initially I was like, who cares? This is a ridiculous question.

It's so unimportant.

But then I thought, okay, well, this

is actually similar to the game I used to play

when I was younger about taking two different words and figuring out, or two similar words of

figuring out why we had to have two different words. So there is cerebral and

there is intellectual. So cerebral of course refers to actions of the brain and it generally tends to be I think refers

more to platonic stuff that's within the brain, imagination and reflections, ruminations, memories,

insights and so on so it goes on within the brain.

Intellectual tends to be interacting with other people's brains.

So intellectual reads books on philosophy and psychology and history and so on.

So cerebral I think has to do with self-reflection, interacting with your own brain, and intellectual usually has to do with

interacting with other people's brains for better or for worse.

So that would I think that's why there are.

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