Essays on Intelligence

It is foolish to be indoctrinated with blindness on the head. It is good to test such suspicious stones as soon as possible and to put them in the system. If the religion is true, then they will never burn in the furnace; inverted ones…

Do you remember what a hassle it had been to recall the name of a famous person, the model of a car that once was in your mind, or what year a historical event took place? luckily, with Google, the answers are right in the…

Imagination is defined as the power to construct new ideas, images, concepts, and possible models of human experience, that are not based on the five human senses. Humans generally use their imagination for two wide-ranged categories. Solving problems, formulating hypotheses, making predictions, and coming up…

Abstract 1. Background Context is relevant information related to location, time, user, identity, role, activity and nearby devices. In general, context refers to any information that is related to given entity, such as user or device. Contextual Intelligence refers to the ability of a system…

Intellect is subjective. Methods of becoming intellectual are subjective. In Hidden Intellectualism, the author is posing an argument that is up for debate. He is arguing that students do need intellectually challenging content, but can students really adopt this intellect if it is not in…

People are born without knowledge but they collect it during their lifetime. Whether a person is more skilled in street smarts or academic intelligence depends on the conditions in which he or she has grown up. Academic smarts and street smarts have a lot in…

The article I chose to use for this analysis was “Clever people: Intelligence and humor production ability” written by Alexander Christensen, Paul Silvia, Emily Nusbaum and Roger Beaty. I chose this article due to the fact that this question can be common for discussions or…

“Magic is a cognitive intuition or belief in the existence of imperceptible forces or essences that transcend the usual boundary between the mental/symbolic and physical/material realities, in a way that, diverges from the received wisdom of the technical elite, serves important functions and follows the…

Subsequent to taking the social knowledge evaluation, I have learned a considerable measure about myself. I am a man who cherishes associating with individuals from various societies. This has influenced me to figure out how individuals see things and how different societies impact the method…

First, there is evidence that videogames develop the executive functions (FE) of the brain, which are “[. . . ] the product of the coordinated operation of various processes to achieve a particular objective in a flexible manner” (Funahashi, 2001). These FEs encapsulate skills such…