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ays · 12-10-2007, 09:40 AM

I used to believe that intelligence was based on survival rather than the amount of knowledge one possesses. If you are alive then you are smart; however, as of... right now, I think it has more to do with HOW you survive in accordance with the universal laws that are set in motion. I don't think intelligence can be measured by some test or DNA sampling. One could have read all the books in the world, and traveled far and wide the information on the internet and not be able to put what's learned into practive. How well do you use your gifts and abilities for the better good of all? That's true wisdom. Knowledge in action.

12-10-2007, 09:40 AM	#157 (permalink)
ays Upright	I used to believe that intelligence was based on survival rather than the amount of knowledge one possesses. If you are alive then you are smart; however, as of... right now, I think it has more to do with HOW you survive in accordance with the universal laws that are set in motion. I don't think intelligence can be measured by some test or DNA sampling. One could have read all the books in the world, and traveled far and wide the information on the internet and not be able to put what's learned into practive. How well do you use your gifts and abilities for the better good of all? That's true wisdom. Knowledge in action. __________________ ReadEZArchive.com - Seach and Submit FREE Articles! Webmasters join our Link Exchange.