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According to the Dictionary, Ingenuity is a lack of malice, or doing or saying of the naive.
Although it seems simple by definition, in practice it is really not that simple to know exactly what naivete is; so knowing it with as much certainty as possible can help us change the way we lead our lives.

What do I mean?

Neither to sin of naives, but neither to have exaggerated malice that configure badness; because the terms are usually confused, almost always tending to go towards the negative side.

Let's see, if a person of very good heart shows in many occasions to be subtle, with an endearing and overflowing mixture of innocence, it is not at all true that he does it for being silly, to the point of giving everything for nothing; and although perhaps he or she is naive, the most true thing is that the person is very noble and altruistic with high principles.

In fact, Ingenuity can sometimes be a manifestation of its own that reflects innocence as something genetic or learned behavior, and even something innate and intrinsic and reinforced by the solid values instilled by their parents.

In this sense, I consider the noble Ingenuity as something wonderful that God gives us to be better people; but, many "living" take advantage of the ingenuity of their peers to harm them, for the simple pleasure of self-pleasure and the evil morbid of making others suffer.

However, those "alive" overloaded with malice, I define "alive-assholes" because they are really fools, who go stupidly for life leaving their evil, sowing hatred and resentment; and in their crazy career they believe they take the world by the means and destroy not only strangers in their run over, but also their loved ones who really love their from the heart; to finally result in their own self-destruction reaping grudges, mistrust and fatal loneliness.

Do you think that being naive makes us stupid?

Would this be a better world if we are a little more naive?

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