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Innate skill and intelligence are most definitely NOT, NOT pretty much the same thing. Check an English language dictionary. salary.com? Please. I wrote "on a
by mroman 18y ago
Innate skill and intelligence are most definitely NOT, NOT pretty much the same thing. Check an English language dictionary.
salary.com? Please.
I wrote "on average".
- jamiequint 18y agoOk, fine, lets be precise. First, innate skill is an oxymoron then because "skill" implies that it is learned (see dictionary) and "innate" implies it is not. As far as "on average" goes, where do you think salary.com/payscale.com get their data, averages of real-world salaries.
- mroman 18y ago>First, innate skill is an oxymoron then because "skill" implies that >it is learned Wrong. >(see dictionary) Skill n. 2 a) an art, craft, or science, esp. one involving the use of the hands or body b) ABILITY IN SUCH AN ART, CRAFT, OR SCIENCE ISBN 0-02-860586-1 pg. 1257
- jamiequint 18y agohmmm, well they must have changed their minds then... http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/skill%5B2%5D http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/skill%5B2%5D 1 obsolete : cause , reason 2 a: the ability to use one's knowledge effectively and readily in execution or performance b: dexterity or coordination especially in the execution of learned physical tasks 3: a learned power of doing something competently : a developed aptitude or ability <language skills> (emphasis mine)
- mroman 18y agoOh, I am sure they "changed their minds", when there is no mention of a definition being obsolete or deprecated. Edit: Stalemate?
- jamiequint 18y agosure, cheers
- mroman 18y agocheers