system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
If reality is so vastly complex and so seemingly absurd, is it even worth attempting to comprehend, especially when I am such a big dumby McDumb head?

I feel like I have neither the intelligence nor attention span to make any philosophical progress, and I'm not convinced it's benefitting me. I think it's more likely that I'll just keep falling into various traps of language while becoming increasingly isolated and weird.

Like, imagine if you had to teach philosophy to someone with an intellectual disability, who struggled with basic logic and critical thinking. Would it be worth it? It would be hard to teach it without simply resorting to dogmatism: here's what's wrong and what's right. And that seems to defeat the purpose of philosophy. You'd be tempted to just pull out  the arts and crafts and say 'Let's just have fun!'

Now imagine some super intelligent alien trying to teach philosophy to the human race. Would it even be worth it, or would they just be like: 'Aww you guys, go off and play."

Point is, humans are big time dumb and I'm not even a particularly bright human. So chances are any philosophical 'progress' I make will just be another elaborate misunderstanding that I'll trick myself into believing.

I'm thinking now it might be better to embrace absurdism and live life in a completely random fashion, because I don't have much faith in my ability to make good decisions.
gpt
A lot of the things you say in your post are philosophically contentious. You're in something of a catch-22 situation here. Perhaps the only genuine escape is to say and believe absolutely nothing but this is seemingly impossible. 

You could also make these assumptions and just never interrogate them, accept them and move on. But, assuming that the no belief route isn't an option, these are our two choices: adopt beliefs almost at random and never think too hard about them or, adopt beliefs that may well be wrong but actually interrogate them along the way. 

Also the process of interrogation can be fun and interesting in and of itself.