Sentences with phrase «nature of intelligence»

My mother certainly wouldn't, but that might lead us into a discussion about the heredity nature of intelligence!

This eye - opening, well - structured volume will enlighten students to both the richness of the animal kingdom and the nature of intelligence.

How Trump views the nature of intelligence through these statements is not clear — but in this post, Harvard University's Howard Gardner attempts to unpack the issue, bringing his unique understanding as a researcher who revolutionized the fields of psychology and education with his «theory of multiple intelligences.»

It started as an investigation into improving arts education and gradually expanded to include investigations into the nature of intelligence, understanding, thinking, creativity, cross-disciplinary and cross-cultural thinking, and ethics.

... I would like to rethink the nature of intelligence with respect to our new biological knowledge...

Dean Benbow: The exact nature of intelligence will probably always be subject to debate, in part because it's a construct.

They build on research and evidence about the learning process and the nature of intelligence, and positive mindset.

Rather, Gardner wrote his 1983 book, Frames of Mind, with the goal of inciting debate among psychologists about the nature of intelligence.

• Gardner says that most psychometricians, those who devise and interpret tests as a way of probing the nature of intelligence, conceive of intelligence as unitary.

The on - campus institute, Project Zero Classroom, leverages 50 years of Project Zero research that has examined many facets of human potential — such as the nature of intelligence, creativity, learning, ethics, and thinking — and how educators, schools, and other learning environments support its development.

Two new books that grapple with the nature of intelligence in the nonhuman world offer vastly different conclusions.

Bees do remarkable things with a brain the size of a pinhead, raising some intriguing questions about the nature of intelligence for David Robson

It lies in the very nature of intelligence that it effects the transit from the episodically causal (the thinking) to the abstractly rational (the thought)-- and in matters of discourse also from the concrete declaring to the generic declaration.

Graber is passionately concerned with the nature of intelligence and the human capacity for sinful or irrational choice.

Not exact matches

Law - enforcement agencies continue to connect local gangs to cartels, even as the nature of those connections remains unclear, according to the National Gang Intelligence Center's 2015 report.

Due to the sensitive nature of foreign intelligence activity, FISA submissions (including renewals) before the FISC are classified.

Our mission is to discover, develop and commercialize core principles of nature which give rise to information, consciousness and intelligence.

Sales Intelligence: The nature of how travel programs are managed means that inbound leads often originate with lower level, non-primary persona people.

Joshua joins Charlie Rose to discuss the power of artificial intelligence, the future of billion - user platforms like Linkedin, and the power of the network and connection in forever altering the nature of work and culture.

We talked about those tech areas, some newer arenas Aspect is eyeing such as artificial intelligence, voice, and blockchain — as well as issues such as international competition, diversity, potential effects of trade sanctions on startups, and the changing nature of entrepreneurs themselves.

The Green Party published a media release criticizing the PC Government's record on environmental regulation, describing it as a «fake, not authentic, regulation and thus an insult to the intelligence, dignity and trusting nature of Albertans.»

If physics proves right about the nature of reality itself (and the concept the universe is a simulation), you're short - changing yourself by not believing in a loving high intelligence.

It is our free, human intelligence that is part of our spiritual nature.

The argument is really about what precisely is the «intelligence» we find in Nature, and how it organises matter into a creative economy of inter-related entities.

And, as Pope Benedict again has said, this fundamental question, which isa question we have to answer with our intelligence sustained by the light of faith, is that if we discern reason in the world, in nature - if nature is understandable - the question arises; where does this come from?

Nature has many examples of things that have the appearance of an intelligence designing them... that were not actually designed by an intelligence.

He merely inverts the ID equation and confesses his own personal incredulity at the idea that nature — containing so much that is inefficient, ungainly, brutal, wasteful, abortive, and ill - formed — could be the product of a designing intelligence.

Hint 2: Because you don't have the intelligence or desire to consider scientific evidence clearly explaining the processes of nature, doesn't prove that their's any god.

But this inevitably raises the question of why, if the «intelligence» can intervene, did nature need to be so rife with suffering in the interim?

He also quoted a statement to the effect that the refusal to ask questions about a transcendent source of finality in nature amounts to an abdication of intelligence.

«This responsibility for God's earth means that human beings, endowed with intelligence, must respect the laws of nature and the delicate equilibria existing between the creatures of this world... The laws found in the Bible dwell on relationships, not only among individuals but also with other living beings... by their mere existence they bless him and give him glory»... «the Lord rejoices in all his works» (Ps 104:31).

In short, the Nature we know from modern science embodies and reflects immaterial properties and a depth of intelligibility... To view all these extremely complex, elegant and intelligible laws, entities, properties and relations in the evolution of the universe as «brute facts» in need of no further explanation is, in the words of the great John Paul II, an «abdication of human intelligence».»

There is nothing about the nature of «the good» which explains why enjoyment is better than suffering, or why enjoyment plus intelligence is better than simple enjoyment, or why it is better to be aware than not to be aware.

The Higher Power I'm referring to could simply be the intelligence of nature OR whatever created it..

It is enough for me to contemplate the mystery of conscious life perpetuating itself through all eternity, to reflect upon the marvelous structure of the universe which we can dimly perceive and to try humbly to comprehend even an infinitesimal part of the intelligence manifested in Nature.»

Basically, he was in awe of Nature and her Laws, and used the word «God» to describe that which he had a «religious» feeling toward, but he rejected all claims that it was a being, or intelligence.

The controversy stems from a series of news reports that raised questions about the nature of a Central Intelligence Agency partnership with the New York Police Department, pointing to the alleged surveillance of Muslims living in New York.

It is certainly the case that any view of evolution which recognises the emergence of intelligence as a sort of destiny, written in the script of nature, is welcome.

Bleich, bucking the trend of halakhic opinion, does not hesitate to declare that the «halakhic categorization of deaf - mutes as mentally deficient is ad hoc in nature and hence does not apply to deaf - mutes who have overcome their handicap and manifest normal intelligence.»

Nature knows of animal intelligence, but only man speculates and constructs alternative mathematical and logical systems.

Thankfully, it is proof that God, the Supreme Intelligence, or, as is described in the Decla * r * ation of Inde * pen * dence, Nature's God, had and has absolutely NOTHING to do with the Bible!

We look for mechanical explanations, feed - back processes and other trends that might make aspects of nature intelligible to us in terms of our own functionally purposive intelligence.

Whether it was inevitable that life and intelligence would eventually occur somewhere in the universe, given the nature of matter and sufficient time to allow random processes to explore all the possibilities, and whether intelligent life may also have occurred elsewhere in the universe, are questions which scientists have long argued and sought to ascertain.

If nature contained the power of producing life, intelligence, and spirit, then clearly it was not merely an inanimate machine.

When a student learns math from a human teacher, the fire of love for the teacher is limited by whatever the nature of the relationship is, and the fire of love for the subject may well be limited by intelligence.

Whitehead concludes that «for the purpose of understanding social institutions, this crude threefold division of human nature is required: Instinct, Intelligence, Wisdom» (AI 59).

Since the nature of matter as such could in no wise account for the perfect order of its movements, there was almost unanimous agreement that the laws of nature must be understood as imposed by a supreme intelligence.

We can not abrogate our intelligence, but we would give a great deal to have reliable clues to the nature and purpose of life.»

Physically he is an awesome athlete... with a great balance of stamina - power - dexterity - skill... add to this his humility, attitude, hard - working nature, intelligence and decision - making....

His impeccable metronomic passing and football intelligence triggered Ajax's positional game (in possession they morphed into a 2 -3-2-3 shape), one - touch combination football was second nature to them, and the same could be said of Wenger's sides.