> people who believe they possess an inordinate amount of intelligence so often fail to notice how limited is its capacity for solving actual human problems >

> people who believe they possess an inordinate amount of intelligence so often fail to notice how limited is its capacity for solving actual human problems > we who have studied computer science and know a thing or two about completeness and complexity and therefore the limits of reason, can easily call the bluff It seems that even with that, there are many people in the second group who belong to the first group. To me, humans are not actually that different in their inborn intelligence. The bell curve actually falls of quite quickly besides the mean. The most difference is specialized training.