Intelligenz / Intelligence:

Samstag, 3. Oktober 2020

Intelligenz / Intelligence:

Wie wichtig ist Intelligenz bzw. Denkbegabung letztlich? Und was gibt es neben der Intelligenz bzw. der Denkbegabung alles noch?

Als Erstes würde mir da die "emotionale Ansprechbarkeit" oder "Schwingungsfähigkeit" einfallen.

Der Ausprägungsgrad der Intelligenz, in dem Sinn, legt fest, wie wirksam eine Person Phänomene der Um- und Innenwelt unter Kategorien bringen kann.

Die "emotionale Ansprechbarkeit" als die Fähigkeit, Äußeres oder Inneres als Wert zu erleben. Angesprochen zu werden und anzusprechen. Zu lieben, zu hassen. Freude und Schmerz zu erleben. Mit dem Herzen an Menschen, Dingen und Ideen zu hängen.

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How important is intelligence, or mental ability, ultimately? And what else exists besides intelligence or mental ability?

The first thing that comes to mind for me is "emotional responsiveness" or "capacity for resonance."

The degree of intelligence, in this sense, determines how effectively a person can classify phenomena of the external and internal world.

"Emotional responsiveness," on the other hand, is the ability to experience what is external or internal as value. To be addressed and to address. To love, to hate. To experience joy and pain. To be attached with one’s heart to people, things, and ideas.

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