Apr 29, 2008 05:41AM GMT
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Is Intelligence how much you know, or how you use what you know?
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raves posted Apr 29, 2008 03:07PM GMT
Answered how you use what you know
I dont know... I love Socrates for this very reason... there is no answer, but he learned more about what is wrong from people and never found the right answer... LOVE IT ... He was killed for this however, because all he did was ask questions... You should read about him if you like philosophy -
raves posted Apr 29, 2008 11:16AM GMT
Answered how you use what you know
Certainly how you use what you know. According to IQ testing this is likely not factual, but in the world today, intelligence is judged by how you use what you know. A person without a college degree can advance and elevate in the work place just by exhibiting creative, intelligent solutions. It is a matter of using intelligence, not learning intelligence in a book. -
raves +1 posted Apr 29, 2008 07:17AM GMT
Answered how much you know
It is the ability to establish and realize rational conclusions based on accumulated perceptions, stored as memories and accessed through a conscious effort, it is the humane alternative to intuition and emotional reflex behaviors… through Intelligence we are able to evaluate situations and project consequences, while minimizing the expenditure human resources…
Answered how you use what you know
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