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I wouldn’t say that any specific skill (like literacy) is required to have intelligence. It’s more the capability to learn skills and build a model of the world
by zeroonetwothree 1y ago
I wouldn’t say that any specific skill (like literacy) is required to have intelligence. It’s more the capability to learn skills and build a model of the world and the people in it using abstract reasoning.
Otherwise we would have to say that pre-literacy societies lacked intelligence, which would be silly since they are the ones that invented writing in the first place!
- throw54465665 1y ago[flagged]
- AnimalMuppet 1y agoMost people cannot comprehend an audiobook? No way. If you have evidence for that claim, show it. Otherwise, no, you're just making stuff up.
- throw54465665 1y agoSorry, it should be "most americans"! Very simple proof, they can not even read/listen to their own constitution!
- throwaway-0001 1y agoDid you ever had a mainstream product and answered customer questions? You should try to see what it truly means an average person. Examples: Send email with subject “I need support” (no body). I answer by email: what you need? Reply: I need to activate email support … Truly agi.