Intelligence is multifaceted and cannot be simplified to mere academic achievement or rational thinking. Even highly intelligent individuals can make significant mistakes in their life decisions, whether in relationships, business, or friendships. Furthermore, there are individuals with limited mental capabilities who may lack the intrinsic motivation or inspiration to excel in any field, potentially due to genetic factors, upbringing, or other influences beyond their control. These observations highlight that intelligence involves a blend of cognitive ability, personal interests, and environmental context.