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This is the introductory page for my article on: Intelligence: What it is and How it Works.
You can follow the link below to see the article on intelligence, which describes my conception of how intelligence actually works. The article is in the form of a slide presentation. I may edit the material in the presentation in my original source file. The displayed presentation will eventually not represent the latest version. If you would like to see the latest version you can request a copy in PDF format by e-mail. New details come to hand from time to time and there is always a lot more that could be said about the subject than could fit into 32 slides.
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Have you noticed how nature hides her secrets right in front of our noses and we take them completely for granted and don't see anything exceptional in them? Have another think about what you experience every day.
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I have left these sayings from previous material that was on this page, that I thought might still be of interest.
The logic is independent of the implementation and combinatorial logic with feedback creates memory. Together intelligence is created. |
Human consciousness: You can't touch it, see it or measure it but it is the one thing that you can be most certain exists! |
David Warren-Smith
The whole page: (Copyright) David N. Warren-Smith, MSc.Modifications and additions: 21 September, 1998, 2 October 2000, 27 March 2002, 14 April 2002, 3 June 2002, 18 June 2002, 22 July 2002, 28 July 2002, 23 October 2002, 15 November 2002, 30 March 2003, September 2003, November 2006, 21 November 2009.
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