Do you think, age is factor intelligence or not? I think , age is not factor of intellect....

[big][center][u][i][b][c=A69800]HAHA No,
Age has nothing to do with it..

And "intelligence" what really is that? And how does having that make someone more clever and other not??

Just because someone went to uni Does NOT make them cleverer! Especially when they are conditioned to learn what is told of us but not THINKING FOR THEMSELVE..going with one or more hoaxes/narratives and agendas being preached by people who do not give a shit about them!.

There is Much More to being "clever" and "intelligent" than is being said..[/c][/b][/i][/u][/center][/big]

SW-User

Let’s hope that age would equate to experience.
Intelligence is a broad term. IQ refers to performance a specific group of tests to determine a composite score.

Intelligence testing is grouped by age, if I am not mistaken, most tests have a cut off of 13 for younger people. Another test would be more appropriate for adults.

Genius is not an across the board designation.
Some people are a strong visual spatial ability for example.

Testing has its place, it is import to remember that tests are flawed. There are biases built in to some.

Human brain development, particularly in young men can impact decision making. That can be quantified by the number of driving mistakes made.

MorbidCynic · F

The human brain is not finished development until 25. There is more to “intelligence”, like the ability to process information on a deeper level. That involves the prefrontal cortex, which again, isn’t finished development until 25. So no, not really. If you’re as intelligent as a child, then you’re disabled.

GuyWithOpinions · 31-35, M

This is where i think knowledge and intelligence differ. I think knowledge is knowing enough about something to figure it out where intellect is how well they utilize and gain information. I think everything factors into intelligence because its how we utilize and absorb information. I would think knowledge is learning how to tie your shoes. Intelligence is putting on the right shoes for the right task. I think children just have way more focus and way less distraction than adultw because they arent subjected to the media yet so they are able to learn faster and think outside the box.

SW-User

No...however
It's a factor of experience which in some cases can be seen as more intelligent

Queendragonfly · 31-35, F

There's a reason why we must protect children from this world. They have no consequence thinking or knows how to reason. Their brains are still developing. They need adults to set boundaries because they don't yet know what boundaries are which puts them in an extremely fragile position.

Lanie78 · 41-45, F

I think with age comes wisdom. Life experience counts for alot.
Intelligence though, emotionally tends to come from lived experiences.
Academically I think some are more gifted than others.
We're all unique in our own ways, we all have strengths and weaknesses.

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Neoerectus · M

Raw intelligence no. Accumulated knowledge and wisdom defaults to more years on the planet, UNLESS special circumstances... greater inquisitiveness, greater raw IQ, harder life lived, etc etc.

originnone · 61-69, M

It is. IQ tests are set up to adjust for it. You score a little bit better as you age up to a point. That said, intelligence is the most over rated characteristic there is.

olderuncle944 · 70-79, M

I was a member of M.E.N.S.A. at agew 17 and now there is no way i could be as smart now as then of course time has changed a lot and technology has changed

hippyjoe1955 · 61-69, M

Intelligence is not nearly as important as wisdom and wisdom only comes with age.

Roundandroundwego · 61-69

It's known. Doesn't matter what I think.

SW-User

I'm not sure how old the chimp is...

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ViciDraco · 36-40, M

Most traits are averages. On average, people get more intelligence with age because they accrue more information and new techniques to apply it. However, that is on average. Within that set are wildly varying circumstances.

In other words, it's a trend not a rule.

SW-User

I think you're either born with intelligence or not

The only things you acquire with age are knowledge, experience and perhaps skill

Innate intelligence in younger people can be offset by acting like totally oblivious, obnoxious, narcissistic idiots before [i]maturing[/i] though

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