Since time immemorial, people have died from stupidity. Watch any news broadcast showing tourists stepping over protective railings at a zoo to get a closer photo of the nice Bengal Tiger, or youthful (and occasionally geriatric) naked sky-divers hurling themselves out of aeroplanes. Or consider the young couple who've left their two-year-old toddler alone in a room with their new pet Pit Bull Terrier,
With the above in mind, the answer becomes axiomatic.
The problem with the gene pool is that it doesn't come with a lifeguard.
It's hard to say. Probably a lot more than one things. Stupidity is synonymous with lack of common sense or sense of complacency that a person gets when they do the same thing, no matter how dangerous it is (or not) every day and fail to pay attention to the warning signs that have been in front of them for quite a while. A sense of fatigue and recklessness can also be synonymous with stupidity, like driving while tired or while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. So it really depends on what you associate stupidity with.
Duty, Honor, Stupidity.
His stupidity led to the accident.It was a moment of stupidity.
The study of stupidity is called monology.
That is the correct spelling of "stupidity" (inanity, foolishness).
"Stupidity and stupid" are nouns. It is not common to turn a noun into a verb - and even then it is not correct practice. I know of no verb form of 'stupidity'.
Noun = stupidity Adverb = stupidly Adjective = stupid
In piglatin, "stupidity" would be said as "upiditystay."
It can be both, because it depends on what you are comparing 'stupidity' to.
the Greek word for Stupidity: is Ηλιθιότητα Pronounced: I̱lithióti̱ta
World Stupidity Awards happened in 2007.
That is the correct spelling for "stupidity" and "contagious." (It isn't always.)
Stupidity isn't a virus, but it sure is spreading like one.