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Hmm maybe you should explain intelligence relative to the post?
This is very interesting to me.
Peace~ Graham
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Hi Graham.
I don't know if this was a private question or a public one, but whatever. I thought that it was about time that this simple word was given a meaning. So from my Universal Law I offer,------Any information received via the senses should be considered as experience.
Human beings have the wherewithal to experience as well as to hold memory of experience, it is this which facilitates learning, anything learned becomes knowledge. The skill and success with which this learning is used is indicative of intelligence.
Knowledge is no more than the result of experience.
All creatures have, to a greater or lesser degree, the wherewithal to experience as well as to hold memory of experience, it is this which facilitates learning, anything learned becomes knowledge. The skill and success with which this learning is used is indicative of intelligence. This applies to
all creatures from microbes, fruit flies and elephants.
Given that such creatures as maggots, crabs and apes have intelligence what is it that makes them different from you and I?
* What is the difference?
arthur