Intelligence 1: What makes us intelligent?
Simplifying Complexity
Three Dimensions of Intelligence: Strategy, Encoding/Representation, and Inference
Intelligence has three dimensions: strategy, encoding/representation, and inference./nIntelligent tasks involve pursuing an objective using strategic thinking./nEncoding or representation involves encoding properties of the natural world for strategic advantage./nInference involves deduction, induction, and abduction, and is the calculation on the stored memory./nDifferent forms of life vary in their respective inferential representational strategic powers.
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