Intelligence = Languages: How the OSR got Intelligence right

This is the definition of the word in a dictionary. It is not something we can scientifically measure as temperature or weight, but we adjudicate high or low intellgences subjectivelly. The scientifical approximation we use in society is the IQ test, which intends to measure what it's creator thought intelligence was. Probably he thought of himself as a very intelligent man and abstained himself from adding things to the test that he could not certainly pass. No, I don't know how to measure intelligence in a fair way either, but I know how do we subconsciously do all the time:1. We think others are more intelligent when they think alike us. This makes sense, as if we think in a certain way, we probably do because we feel its the more intelligent way to think. But there is another thing that is more determinant:2. We think others are more intelligent when they talk like us. Subconsciously, we assume that people who babbles our language to be dumber. No matter if its a famous sportsman…