Does the United States possess intelligence that exposes Pakistani officials hiding bin Laden?
Yet it is also noteworthy that where the European fairytale heroine was merely expected to be beautiful, a desirable Muslim maiden is also expected to possess intelligence.
If persons respond intelligently (e.g., by reasoning correctly) on an ability test, it can be safely inferred that they possess intelligence to some degree.
For example, in other cases the individual may possess intelligence that can end the war more quickly, and in that case, the better treatment may be to detain them using military authority".
U.S., British, and French leaders claimed to possess intelligence proving that Assad's regime had ordered the attacks, and they made it known that they were considering retaliatory strikes.
The room was created 16 years ago by John R. Searle, a professor of philosophy at the University of California, Berkeley, in response to the question of whether machines could possess intelligence or understanding.
It is a living thing (zô[i]on, also translatable as "animal"), because it is better for it to possess intelligence than to lack it, and the acquisition of intelligence by anything requires the acquisition of soul.
So, there is a possible world doubtless one quite remote from the actual world in which a digital computer simulates intelligence but in which the digital computer does not itself possess intelligence.
In an essay titled "On Intelligence and Courage" (Mingdan lun), Ji Kang thus disputed the assertion that those who possess intelligence or brilliant understanding are sure to have courage.
(If it is nomically impossible to simulate intelligence using computers, then the alleged fact that digital computers cannot genuinely possess intelligence casts no doubt at all on the usefulness of the Turing Test, since digital computers are nomically disqualified from the range of cases in which there is mere simulation of intelligence).
However, as natural bodies aside from humans do not possess intelligence, there must, he reasons, exist a being that directs final causes at every moment.
