Naivety vs. Intellectually challenged

[3rd of January, year 2024 A.D.]

I'm learning that people easily underestimate and confuse naivety or the fact that a person is unlearned in certain subjects with foolishness or intellectual challenges. We also tend to speak about people before we know them personally and spread lies and misinformation about them, and this behavior can really ruin a person’s personal and professional image and reputation.

Good Neighbor Policy: Not spreading rumors or gossip. 🌱

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