Black Rose
An unbreakable bond
Intelligence is hard to define, I have been trying to understand it for a very long time. So far what I thought intelligence was about is taking in information and simulating all possible outcomes yet one part was missing, perceptual memory. What happens is that we take in a 3D world we perceive and we remember things putting them together inside our heads with memories of what we have in front of us to solve problems. So first we perceive then we recognize the problem then we combine what we know with our perception. Thinking begins with perception then memory then simulating possible solutions.
When I realized this it became more clear what was needed to formulate intelligence. Intelligence is about the chucking process in retrieval and storage in memory. This means working memory is the chunk former in and out of long-term memory. IQ begins with a value but this value is used to calculate the number of chucks a person can retrieve and compare all at once and then store.
This can be any kind of memory, the 8 intelligences by Howard Gardner.
What matters is that in perception a person is thinking about the subject by comparing all the data in short-term memory to long-term memory. This is different from the manipulation happening in working memory. A person's working memory can only do so much, it is like a calculator but it is not all of intelligence.
For the brain calculator to be integrated into the equation we must do this:
Perception = ((IQ - 65)/5)^3
Caluclation = (IQ - 65)/5
IQ = (P/(C^2))*5 + 65
My IQ would then be,
128 = ((201.6/16))*5 + 65
This means that what I can keep track of is about 4 things at once and what I can calculate is 200 things at once in perception. Putting two and two together is hard for me but it makes more sense to divide things into perception and calculation. Long-term storage is when current perceptions are stored after thinking.
Besides this we can say that IQ 200 is equivalent to this:
200 = (19,683/729)*5 + 65
This means a person can perceive about 20 thousand objects in space and track about 27 thoughts or chunks at once that these perceptions bring up from long-term memory. The average 100-IQ person can handle 7 chunks and perceive 343 things at any given moment. The brain is not always symmetrical in how it does this so many times one will be above or below the other.
A person with a symmetrical IQ of 105 can assimilate around 512 objects in space but can compare 64 of them at the same time. The number of comparisons possible is squared by working memory and 54 squares exist on a Rubik's cube. C squared is working memory.
The point is that this scale is absolute.
What matters is that intelligence is about getting information in and out.
This ability called "intelligence" has everything to do with the resolution of comparison.
When I realized this it became more clear what was needed to formulate intelligence. Intelligence is about the chucking process in retrieval and storage in memory. This means working memory is the chunk former in and out of long-term memory. IQ begins with a value but this value is used to calculate the number of chucks a person can retrieve and compare all at once and then store.
This can be any kind of memory, the 8 intelligences by Howard Gardner.
What matters is that in perception a person is thinking about the subject by comparing all the data in short-term memory to long-term memory. This is different from the manipulation happening in working memory. A person's working memory can only do so much, it is like a calculator but it is not all of intelligence.
For the brain calculator to be integrated into the equation we must do this:
Perception = ((IQ - 65)/5)^3
Caluclation = (IQ - 65)/5
IQ = (P/(C^2))*5 + 65
My IQ would then be,
128 = ((201.6/16))*5 + 65
This means that what I can keep track of is about 4 things at once and what I can calculate is 200 things at once in perception. Putting two and two together is hard for me but it makes more sense to divide things into perception and calculation. Long-term storage is when current perceptions are stored after thinking.
Besides this we can say that IQ 200 is equivalent to this:
200 = (19,683/729)*5 + 65
This means a person can perceive about 20 thousand objects in space and track about 27 thoughts or chunks at once that these perceptions bring up from long-term memory. The average 100-IQ person can handle 7 chunks and perceive 343 things at any given moment. The brain is not always symmetrical in how it does this so many times one will be above or below the other.
A person with a symmetrical IQ of 105 can assimilate around 512 objects in space but can compare 64 of them at the same time. The number of comparisons possible is squared by working memory and 54 squares exist on a Rubik's cube. C squared is working memory.
The point is that this scale is absolute.
What matters is that intelligence is about getting information in and out.
This ability called "intelligence" has everything to do with the resolution of comparison.
