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For me the problem is that it's considered an established truth that one could somehow manage to spot intelligence by reducing its dimensionality to some calcul
by poilcn 7y ago
For me the problem is that it's considered an established truth that one could somehow manage to spot intelligence by reducing its dimensionality to some calculable metrics. If one is good in some tests, he or she is good in these tests, nothing more.
- SpicyLemonZest 7y agoIntelligence has dimensionality, but it seems intuitively obvious that there's also a general factor which SAT scores are correlated with. The common-sense concept of "smart" isn't just a made up thing.