I don't know that morons are always happy. Sometimes they know on some level that they are morons and that makes them insecure and fearful and full of bluster and prone to gaslighting others and furiously projecting on them in order to save face.

It's usually also unfair to call them morons. I think people who behave moronically often have just as much mental potential and resources as anyone, but parts of it are blocked by various forms of fear and ignorance and limiting ideology. I guess you can argue that if someone walks, quacks and smells like a moron, they are one ... but it diminishes me to think of them as "less than", and besides, if they really are mentally limited then it's wrong to despise them for something they have no control over.

Often, the real reason we are disgusted with people who think they're better than they really are, is because that means they think that we're not as good as them. If we are secure in ourselves and have an actual personal "center", this should not impress us though.

@jerry99 absolutely

@mordant You're right but I didn't say all morons are happy and yet, some must be. Anyhow, maybe we are over thinking this one a bit too much?. To wrap it up, if IamMoron then I want to be a happy one.

@IamNobody Yup, they say "ignorance is bliss". I would add, "until it isn't".