Howard Gardner wrote Frames of Mind that described that there are many different forms of intelligence... so many I did not even bother reading about them all. If there was this hypothetical perfect intelligence test that examined all quantifiable aspects of different intelligences, by all means cross reference it with genetic traits of people and races. I still feel that this data would not incorporate the power of the human will. The great part about our brain is through determination and perseverance, we can train ourselves to learn the things we want to know. I thought I was just maybe some fool hearted optimist but I saw this from you, Ustwo:
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Originally Posted by Ustwo
I've had so much both formal and informal its sort of hard to say what I learned on my own and what I've learned in a traditional class, but I'm a firm believer that you can become an expert in a lot of fields just by doing reading.
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I can become an expert just by doing the reading? Is that part of my original genetic makeup? For this test you would have to run a follow up test to look at the anomalies; and marvel at those that boldly went beyond their skills into places the test concluded they would not.