Intelligence, etc. (or etc, etc. )
It seems to me that one of the key elements of this post is the -- etc. -- part, which is a digression, but may be more important in some ways than the " intelligence " part. I am referring mostly to the movie here, The King and I with the prominent role of Yul Brynner, and his enthusiastic embrace of the expression " excetera " ... Back to intelligence, one problem with this word is certainly it's over use and under appreciation. It certainly has a big implication for people who live in the U.S.A. , because of the significant role the " Central Intelligence Agency ", plays and has played in our government. So, I guess we should start off with Roger Penrose , mostly associated with Oxford, but also the 2020 Nobel Prize in Physics. I am currently reading Shadows of the Mind , one of his many publications, in which he more or less " proves ", mathematical thinking/reasoning/"intelligence" ... is not a computation. Hi...