Are you intelligent?

[nyk45]

Nah.

Socrates (spelling in english?), a wise ancient greek, said something like:

'Being wise is recognising not to know anything, because as we know more, more questions come upon us'.

idk how it is in english, but it is something like that.

[Mini]

some people say i am

i really aint:eh:

[GardenGnome2]

hey, am i intelligent? that really depends...do you mean intelligent at being dumb or intelligent at being smart

[droid3k4]

Originally Posted by GardenGnome2

hey, am i intelligent? that really depends...do you mean intelligent at being dumb or intelligent at being smart

Either or :P

[GardenGnome2]

o ok then no

[droid3k4]

Lol, you're intelligent :P

You asked what intelligence IS :P

That's definitely part of being intelligent. Now, what is the other part :P

*waits for subs eventual answer*

[GardenGnome2]

sry got nothing =p

[smashattack]

Why yes thankyou =)

[nyk45]

*still waiting for sub to outsmart us again*

But we won't get anywhere now, will we?

No one is intelligent enough to define the term.

No one is important or wise enough to define life.

Life is what we make of it.

Trying to define it won't do any good.

[Saram0n]

*since sub hasnt replied, i will attept to spread my smartness to the RSA in hopes of praise & fortune*

you guys are making this soo complicated.

Intelligence comes from the Latin verb "intellegere", which means to understand. This means that intelligence is different from being "smart"(the ability to adapt to ones environment), or being "clever"(the ability to creativly adapt).