Sublime

Robert Sternberg writes about successful intelligence,9 which he considers to be a composite of academic or analytical intelligence, creative intelligence and practical intelligence. Analytical intelligence refers to the ability to solve

The predictive brain has much in common with Freud's general understanding of how the mind functions. Predictions are comparable to desires (or wishes), and desires encounter limitations imposed by reality. Behaviour is a compromise, a middle way negotiated between internal drives and the environment. These compromises are, in effect, revised 'pred

They can combine frames into cognitive networks.

achava que as qualidades humanas eram esculpidas em pedra.

To them, the brain and intelligence was all about language.

• Machines are good at deductive reasoning. This is the Sherlock Holmes type of reasoning, which depends on eliminating untrue hypotheses and ranking true hypotheses to determine the remaining set. • Machines are good at managing simultaneous complex operations.

If competence without comprehension is so wonderfully fecund—capable of designing nightingales, after all—why do we need comprehension—capable of designing odes to nightingales and computers?