On 3/20/2015 5:23 PM, Kim Jones wrote:
Either you make a distinction or you do not. You might all like to fight over the need
or non-need for "degrees of distinction" to complicate it unnecessarily but that would
be a waste of time.
Competence and intelligence are different things and cannot be subsumed or conflated
with or by each other.
That's like saying black and grey are distinct so they can't be conflated. Intelligence is
competence at learning. Bruno not only makes a distinction, he holds that they are in
opposition. So by his measure a baby in more intelligent than a well educated adult.
Brent
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