I think it is normal to observe and think about others' actions that you feel are foolish. Some people don't think about the same things as you might. Your priorities and the decision that you make are probably very different, but that doesn't necessarily mean that they are bad people and they shouldn't be treated as such (I am not trying to say that you do). I just mean that you should attempt to respect their actions and decisions but if you really feel they are wrong, you can question them to discover their motivations and share constructive ideas.
Anyways, sorry for such a long response that might not totally be relevant but it is normal for you to feel a sense of pride in your own decisions and for others' decisions to, on occasion, stir up an anger inside of you.
Is it normal to feel intellectually superior
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I think it is normal to observe and think about others' actions that you feel are foolish. Some people don't think about the same things as you might. Your priorities and the decision that you make are probably very different, but that doesn't necessarily mean that they are bad people and they shouldn't be treated as such (I am not trying to say that you do). I just mean that you should attempt to respect their actions and decisions but if you really feel they are wrong, you can question them to discover their motivations and share constructive ideas.
Anyways, sorry for such a long response that might not totally be relevant but it is normal for you to feel a sense of pride in your own decisions and for others' decisions to, on occasion, stir up an anger inside of you.