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So this would exclude anything besides human body? What about animals? To me best definition of intelligence is: It's the ability to: - Solve problems - De
by mewpmewp2 1y ago
So this would exclude anything besides human body?
What about animals?
To me best definition of intelligence is:
It's the ability to:
- Solve problems
- Develop novel insightful ideas, patterns and conclusions. Have to add that since they might not immediately solve a problem, although they might help solve a problem down the line. Example could be a comedian coming up with a clever original story. It doesn't really "solve a problem" directly, but it's intelligent.
The more you are capable of either of the two above, the more intelligent you are. Anything that is able to do the above, is intelligent at least to some extent, but how intelligent depends on how much it's able to do.
- gtsop 1y ago> What about animals? It's not about excluding animals, the quote was in the context of talking about people. You can apply the very same thing to any entity