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You aren't what people think you are!

You are more than what people think.

Remember, first impressions are not always accurate. It's important to look beyond appearances and get to know someone before making judgments.

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DON'T JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER!

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Can smart people appear to lack intelligence in others' perception? smart people can appear to lack intelligence in others' perception. This can happen for various reasons including

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