
One of the main questions comes down to this: If you make a mistake does that discredit your intelligence? Your brain processor is bound to make mistakes, but making the same mistakes over and over is a lack of intelligence or access to intelligence. And then the definitions of ‘mistake’ would have to be given. Is a mistake for one a mistake for all? Or, all mistakes individual? Now what about intelligence is it individual or is it the same resource for all? Posing these questions brings new light to intelligence, brain and the use of each in relation.
Being smart is not a person that makes no mistakes, but a person that makes progress because of mistake. If a person where never to make a mistake where would opportunities of progress reside? A mistake invariably carries consequence. Those consequences provide opportunities for enhancement.
Mental Statistics: What are you best at? Look back and determine the mistakes along the path to your achievement. Compare them to the activities in which you are not as proficient. Within your areas of strength you have surpassed thousands of large and finite obstacles, your weaknesses are halted due to only a few large blemishes and small blunders.
A Good Score: 4400/476>151
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How deep, if at all, is intelligence embedded into our genes. Is it actually in our genes or is there something else that carries the power to reason and innovate? If one’s mother is a doctor are the children also encased with the same genetic makeup to become doctors, solving problems and discovery procedures?
Extremes are often a good way to highlight certain points of perspective. What is the whole makeup of the intelligence of man? Is it learned, genetic or absolutely individualistic where enough coincidences exists to conjure an equation?
Is one intelligence as complex as any within its own sphere? Does the intelligence of an infant challenge the shear genius of the great thinkers, each based in it’s individual area of understanding?
Being smart and using intelligence are obviously distinct and would appear on two completely separate scales. Smarts may solve problems, but intelligence solves time and space.
The thought of genetic intelligence stands idle next to the infinite thought of pure intelligence.
A Good Score: 1600/285>51
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The gas prices certainly have dropped. Yesterday a sign posted a price of $1.49. About 4 months ago the same sign read $3.95. Everyone was upset. People were yelling and wondering when it would stop.
The report came out and the gas price excuses were well targeted.
Is the oil industry corrupt? Look for an organization that isn’t and you’ll be far dead by time you find one. So, corruption is a part of life, it’s what the general man builds, unfortunately for most at the wrong time.
Intelligent research would suggest a flaw in bureaucratic thought and thus procedure. Once a man covers something it is difficult to remember where it is he covered it. (Like the squirrel and the nut.) When the gas/oil prices where at the maximum level of disgust it was stated that the prices were being made for oil barrels and in essence purchased due to production six months into the future. Why therefore was the public not made aware of such a disaster 6 months prior? And the best question of all. Why, when the public was frenzied at the cost of gas, were they not injected with anticipation that in the near future the prices would plummet to a reasonable level?
Corruption is not the enemy. It is the poor intent of man. A well intended individual can overcome that which is corrupt, first within then without. Intelligence encompasses the present, remembers the past, and protects the future.
A Good Score: 1300/366
In Thought Of bureaucracy, gas, oil

Have you heard the one about the guy that applies for a janitors position at an elementary school and becomes a millionaire? It goes like this.
A man of small recourse and without any formal education found himself smack in the middle of necessity, needing a job. Because he had no education and was in fact illiterate, there was little available. At the end of his rope and recognizing his weakness he decides to go for the job that just about anyone can do, janitor. At the interview he is able to answer all the question; Can you scrub a toilet? Do you know what a vacuum is? Etc. The final question seals his fate. Can you read and write? “No,” he responds and leaves defeated by the system.
On his way out the door the school director asks if he can take some packages across town, which he kindly does. On his way he thinks that there must be others that could use a similar service, dropping things off in his old truck, and in fact there are.
He soon finds himself running all over the neighborhood, back and forth, to and fro. Later and after few years he owns a fleet of trucks making deliveries all over town working for all types of businesses including the school.
He eventually ends up being asked for an interview by one of the local business magazines that would like to highlight his success. During the interview they discover that the man is illiterate. Considering all that he has accomplished, the interviewer becomes quite perplexed and after the interview asks in confidence, “Where you would be if you knew how to read and write?”
“I would be a janitor at the school,” he rejoices.
So, as this smart joke suggests; What we do is a sign of our intelligence and not simply what we know. It is a complex integration of who we are as a whole focused in a positive direction.
A Good Score: 1900/213
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A Good Score: 1000/182
In Thought Of intelligence, invitation