Is it harder to be kind or clever?

[ErGingerbreadMandude]

I don't really understand the question, but I know I'm a kind person.

Just trying to understand what you (general you) value more kindness or Cleverness...

Edit: I think you're kind too, you're a good person.

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Dr. Watson was kind, Sherlock Holmes was clever.  Holmes was more useful than Watson, and had a much greater positive impact on society.

That being said, and given the option, I'd sooner have a cuppa with Watson than Holmes any day of the week.

Boru

I see your point, sherlock Holmes was definitely "better"(with his job) but Watson was more likeable.

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When I'm clever, that seems like something that just happens once in a blue moon. I can't seem to do it on purpose.

When I'm kind it's often with people I care about, and obviously, trying makes a difference.

I would say it'd easier(for me) to be kind because I have more control over it.

You're just being modest, most intelligent people actually consider themselves just ordinary. I think the difference between clever and kindness is big because being kind is hard imo and it's much easier to just be unkind, if someone is kind it means they're more selfless and a more caring person.