Logic Doesn't Apply To The Real World.

What Is Intelligence, Anyway It Is Only A Word That People Use To Name Those Unknown Processes With Which Our Brains Solve Problems We Call Hard. But Whenever You Learn A Skill Yourself, You're Less Impressed Or Mystified When Other People Do The Same. This Is Why The Meaning Of 'intelligence' Seems So Elusive: It Describes Not Some Definite Thing But Only The Momentary Horizon Of Our Ignorance About How Minds Might Work.

We Turn To Quantities When We Can't Compare The Qualities Of Things.

How Many Processes Are Going On, To Keep That Teacup Level In Your Grasp? There Must Be A Hundred Of Them.

In Science, One Learns The Most By Studying What Seems To Be The Least.

The Nature Of Mind: Much Of Its Power Seems To Stem From Just The Messy Ways Its Agents Cross-connect. ...it's Only What We Must Expect From Evolution's Countless Tricks.