The Brain, A Decoded Enigma

Chapter 16

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Of course, the author has no definition of the term "intelligence"; he has only a description of it. Even worse, based of the impressive bibliography, it is clear that this very important term has no definition. The authot himself recognize this by saying: "the intelligence is a hard to define concept because it is impossible to find a single definition to be accepted by all".

In association with the above example, MDT-model generates the normal definition of the term "intelligence" as the facility to make and opperate a long range model.

The book cited above cannot be used and the situation is the same with all the books associated with the function of the brain, available now.

I used only brute data associated with the history of the human species (e.g. dictionaries or press reports) which cannot be cited in a specific way.

Dorin Teodor MOISA [email protected] October 2004