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> not to intelligence, but aptitude for abstract vs concrete thought. But this is simply a dimension of intelligence. All of our cognitive abilities are.
by exolymph 4y ago
> not to intelligence, but aptitude for abstract vs concrete thought.
But this is simply a dimension of intelligence. All of our cognitive abilities are.
- spiffytech 4y agoYeah, I didn't word that very well. What I'm trying to say is that people who are considered smart in the traditional sense won't always be good at math (or any other specific subject). The difference is something more nuanced than "I'd be good at math if I was smarter".