Why are intellectuals nearly everywhere discontented with the existing state of affairs?
A) They are highly educated and acquainted with a variety of ideas, some of them utopian.
B) They are elitist and can work with neither the people nor with the government.
C) Negative people tend to be attracted to intellectual spheres of life.
D) Intellectuals are no more discontented with the existing state of affairs than the rest of the population.
Answer: A
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