in·tel·li·gence
/inˈteləj(ə)ns/
1.a the ability to learn or understand, deal with new or trying situations using reason
2.b the ability to apply knowledge to think abstractly as measured by objective criteria (such as tests)
Rene Descartes a French philosopher, mathematician, and scientist is referred to as the Father of Modern Philosophy. He believed that Intelligence wasn’t knowing everything, it’s is the ability to challenge everything you know.
If you are a real seeker of truth, it is necessary that at least once in your life you doubt, as far as possible, all things
Rene Descartes
In other words to be truly intelligent and grow in intelligence you must always be willing to research and consider evidence that may contradict your beliefs. To be an honest intellectual one has to avoid confirmation bias which is twisting the facts to fit your beliefs and embrace critical thinking which is bending our beliefs to fit the facts.
You Must Be Willing To Think Through To Think True
ThinkCube is here to help you think and formulate informed responses to some of life’s most perplexing questions. It is a forum for honest thinkers who aren’t afraid of where truth may lead them.
ThinkCube is thinking thrice about the biggest questions a human could possibly ask. How, When, and Why was the Earth and Life created.
ThinkCube attempts to elevate reason to the third power through careful and deductive analysis of proposed Logic Premises followed by Logic Challenge Questions.
The wise man doesn’t give the right answers, he poses the right questions
Claude levi Strauss
Then it’s time for the ThinkCube Truth Veracity Grid
Have I considered the issue carefully and honestly with an open mind?
Does what I think conform to the rules of logic and avoid contradictions?
Are my conclusions free from bias or presuppositions?
ThinkCube means taking a deep dive into essential truth. No more easy flyovers. Wherever you are in on your truth journey it will help you to answer some of life’s most important questions. It will also get you to ask what may be life’s most important question: