Why assert that training does not increase actual intelligence? The application may be limited, yet even knowing and experiencing that is a degree of intellige

Why assert that training does not increase actual intelligence? The application may be limited, yet even knowing and experiencing that is a degree of intelligence. I say [citizen] scientifically that intelligence is the mitigation of uncertainty. If it does not mitigate uncertainty it is not intelligence. All that other stuff you attached is on you. You are telling yourself things about intelligence which may be something else mixed in. "Quicker than others", "will do nothing", that inference is an inferior kind of intelligence, etc.