Intelligence and its Flaws

Twenty first century intelligence has strayed a long way from Weischler’s ( of WAIS intelligence tests) original definition “the global capacity of a person to act purposefully, to think rationally and to deal effectively with his (or her) environment.“ Weischler was specifically interested in “non-intellective factors” that could not easily be computed. However this ideal … [Read more…]

New Models of the Brain

How likely is it that a wiring system, sending little electrical charges, across hundreds of miles of cable has given rise to movement, awareness and consciousness, compassion, creativity and can generate daily, sufficient information needed to keep a human or even an animal alive? With no outside influence, no Watchmaker, nor Intelligent Designer, these self … [Read more…]