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1 Stupid. 2  Being stupid means that you lack intelligence or common sense, that you know you're ignorant about something and don't do a thing about it. 3  Example: A student taking an algebra class who knows he doesn't know the information, but he doesn't study. 4  There is a lot wrong with being stupid.
Ignorance implies a lack of awareness, while stupidity implies the inability to understand. 2. Ignorance can be removed by the acquisition of knowledge, while a stupid person is intrinsically so, and therefore difficult to reform. 3. Ignorance is caused by the circumstances of oneâs life, whereas stupidity is due to an attitude problem or mental deficiency in the person concerned. 4.