There may be evidence to back up that perception. A new study is claiming that people who post 'inspirational quotes on social media have lower levels of intelligence. In addition, people who post ...

These and other inspirational quotes flood social media, and have become almost ubiquitous on Facebook and Instagram feeds. People who are more receptive to inspirational quotes score lower in ...

Well, according to a new study, people who post these 'inspirational' quotes also have lower levels of intelligence. They're also more likely to hold religious beliefs and be taken in by ...

But according to a new study, there may be another way to evaluate people's intellects: seeing if they take stock in the so-called “pseudo-profound” quotes that dominate social media.

You don't need us to remind you, but there are a group of people on social media who incessantly post inspirational quotes to… well, nobody really knows. Whether it's the cliched "If you can't ...

Research suggests that the people who post those pics ... Some people failed to notice the difference between the meaningful quotes and the genuinely profound ones, and those people were the ...

It is stardust and recycles as life. Of all people you should know.” The trend to post inspirational quotes has also led to a backlash of copycat social media sites which post parodies of them.

If you post sentimental ‘inspirational’ quotes on Facebook then you have lower intelligence ... But apparently they are a sign that you are, well, a bit thick. And people who post them are more likely ...