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RE: IQ and EQ Cannot Measure Intelligence
As far as I'm concerned intelligence, on a practical level, is the ability to recognize and adopt (or synthesize) new better ways of doing things. This, btw, is environment-agnostic.
Agreed.
How many I.Q tests have you seen taking place in an African Savanna?
Zero? :D
It happens hourly.
The smart live.
The stupid die.
wrong again.
It is not the smartest or strongest who survive but those who are more adoptable to change .
This is how rats and cockroaches made it after the jurassic extinction.
This is how useless and ["stupid" by your logic ] creatures like peacocks get to survive.
You need to open a book on biological adaptation my friend
I got one open right now. I'm trying to find out about rats during the jurassic period.
Can't seem to find them. Odd that.