N.Wells
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| Quote (GaryGaulin @ Aug. 19 2014,18:55) | http://www.antievolution.org/cgi-bin....y236905
| Quote (Woodbine @ Aug. 19 2014,13:19) | | Quote | | Intelligence is the cognitive ability of an individual to learn from experience, to reason well, to remember important information, and to cope with the demands of daily living. |
Are you listening, Gaulin? |
Yes. But I hope you are not naive enough to believe that a scientist must change the systematics found in cognitive science and in their computer model just because of the invention of one more of thousands of operational definitions that do not have to be as precise, can generalize. |
So Gary confirms his incapability of correctly using systematics, their, and operational definition. Gary, that's a nice example of a theoretical definition, and is very far from an operational definition. The whole point of an operational definition is being precise and not generalizing, being very specific about what something in a way that tells you how to measure it. For all the "thousands" of definitions of intelligence, you have yet to provide one, operational or even theoretical, that is in the slightest bit supportable and logical. The closest you have come to a definition rules out such things as someone planning their life, you thinking out how to resolve a programming problem, or the christian god, if one existed, being intelligent.
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