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People can be very intelligent on one area, and not as much in others. There are many scientists who have very high standards for proof and evidence in their p
by nkrisc 6y ago
People can be very intelligent on one area, and not as much in others.
There are many scientists who have very high standards for proof and evidence in their professional life, but accept other theories as truth without a shred of evidence in their personal lives.
- 495636483 6y agoSure, but I think it's also easy to conflate success and talent with intelligence. I think many successful scientist are not particularly smart, but rather dilligent and educated; most innovation is not a leap, but a steady incremental progress which may accumulate in a "innovative" product at some point. I don't know much about Jobs, that's why I asked. From what I got, he was rather a charismatic leader with a good intuition, but I wouldn't call those attributes intelligence per se. Is there any evidence for a particular intelligence of his?
- nxmnxm99 6y agoWhat exactly do you consider an evidence of intelligence?