Sentences with phrase «much greater intelligence»

Steve: So it would seem to intuitively make sense that if an individual, regardless of what species that individual is a member of, does not have to reinvent the wheel, so to speak, with each new lifetime that you would have the potential for much greater intelligence within a population.

Since no one philosopher or theologian (of much greater intelligence and ability to reason than I) has adequately answered it, I believe the majority of us are ill - equipped to answer it.

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This is significant because it builds on what has long been considered Facebook's greatest strength — how much it knows about us — and discards its biggest weakness, which was that it could only use that intelligence within the social network.

Warren Buffett is so fascinating because not only is he the greatest investor of all time, but he has so much emotional intelligence to go with his intellectual intelligence.

In the animal kingdom - and we are very much animals, albeit with a greater intelligence - it is survival of the fittest.

The measure of intelligence that one can exercise in the conduct of his life always depends in great part on how much understanding he has of his own ruling purpose.

21, out and out striker, a clinical finisher, a power header, an excellent jumper, definitely one of the future, he's a counter attacking threat (He do nt have explosive much pace but he is intelligence when making runs) and he possesses great technique.

Excuse me but I really do nt think that Henry is an intelligent person: / he's a great footballer but if it comes to intelligence i would bet that DB10 and arteta are much much more intelligent..

«This pretty much confirms what we've been saying, that the benefits of breastfeeding are great, and now there is proof that intelligence levels can be improved into adulthood,» said Kim Cavaliero, spokeswoman for the Schaumburg - based advocacy group La Leche League International.

Although she acknowledges that the relationship between intelligence and neuron count has not yet been firmly established, Herculano - Houzel and her colleagues argue that avian brains with the same or greater forebrain neuron counts than primates with much larger brains can potentially provide the birds with much higher «cognitive power» per pound than mammals.

Philip Seymour Hoffman's precise, uncanny performance as Capote doesn't imitate the author so much as channel him, as a man whose peculiarities mask great intelligence and deep wounds.

So much of A Quiet Passion's unlikely snap comes from Nixon, in a role - of - a-lifetime performance of great billowing emotion, but also of quicksilver intelligence.

Just another great reason why it is I appreciate climate scientists so very much, and the wisdom intelligence and skills they bring to the table.

Our great intelligence, our propensity to fashion new things out of what we find in our environment (be it wood, metal, or elements in the atomic and subatomic layers) would not have allowed us to do so much damage to the earth were there not so many riches in the environment out there to be exploited.

Only in so much as it «cause» s great concern over the apparent and rapid decline of homo - Americanos» intelligence.

Moderator of the Angel Investment panel Ed Wilson of Anthos Capital ended the discussion with a great question for the panelists: in 20 years, how much of today's legal practice (in terms of activity) will be done by artificial intelligence?

Building a product which is already being actively used in law firms has been one of our greatest accomplishments at ROSS Intelligence, although there is still much work to be done in this market.

On the surface, they might not look like much of an upgrade compared to their predecessors but looks can be deceiving as these two models come with a much greater emphasis on artificial intelligence (AI) and augmented reality (AR).

I am not referring here to intellectual intelligence, but something much greater.