IQ = 100 * mental age / physical age For the moment, let's excuse people who aren't smart, and those who "top out" instead of continuing to develop through their life.
What do smart 40-year-olds have that smart 20-year-olds are missing, and then what do they pick up by their 60s, 80s, etc? My own impression is that a context emerges that permits a wider range of thinking than younger minds can grok, based on MUCH more experience from which to draw understanding. A 40-year-old has TWICE the work experience of a 30-year-old. By the time they reach 60, their work experience has doubled again. They have seen a LOT of things work, and have seen a LOT of things fail, etc. Anyway, that is my thought, but maybe I am missing something important? If AGIs are ever to reach some level of brilliant maturity, we need to understand what brilliant maturity is all about. Thoughts? Steve ------------------------------------------ Artificial General Intelligence List: AGI Permalink: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/Tb561a65c9170651e-M24927fbd9a196e0cb5459036 Delivery options: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/subscription
