How do you define intelligence?

There are different types of intelligence...mental, emotional and also physical. Emotional and physical intelligence is overlooked by many. Also, in our society a good memory is often confused for mental intelligence. The best measurement of intelligence is...how a person deals with a situation of which he or she has no mental, emotional and physical memory of.

People who make wise decisions that are beneficial, and good, that has everyones best interest at heart...

To me intelligence is a measure of how fast they can process information. Almost anyone can memorize a bunch of facts given enough time. However, it takes a truly intelligent person to take information in, process it, and then use it to solve a problem and garner a deeper understanding of said information. It's incredibly rare to find.

Someone in control of their life and their emotions,consciously moving toward their goals and have a deep understanding of things in general.🤔 Or we can go with the usual pattern recognition skills of course:)

Problem solving and adaptability. It's all well and good being academicly intelligent but it isn't usually applicable in the real world.

Abilty to comprehend and to figure out solutions to problems.

Living your life. Being your true self. Being aware. Being kind. Understanding where people come from. Seeing the world with open eyes. Always learning from experiences. blah blah blahasdhasbd

Retaining info, and being able to use it in a meaningful manner:)

Ones capacity for logic and understanding

The ability to combine knowledge and creativity

I see intelligence as how good we are at prediction

What you do when no one tells you what to do

People who know more than me.

😶 Beep, Boop!

Ah...well...duh..not sure...

IF you can at least understand the word, intelligent, then you are.

I'm way to dumb to figure that out