And the lower the cultural form, or the ticket price, or -- let's just say it -- the presumed education level of the typical viewer, the more depictions of violence are suspected of inducing mindless emulation in their audiences, who will soon re-enact the mayhem like morally challenged monkeys, unlike the viewers of, say, "Titus Andronicus," about whose moral intelligence society is confident.
A retarded person has a child's intelligence, and society knows it has to care for children.
"Many times," he writes, "I have felt myself on the brink of a pessimistic conclusion as to the function of thinking, of intelligence, in society", even to the point of wondering whether "the role of critical intelligence", which he had exercised so often and at such costs to himself, might not be "dangerous, and very nearly useless".
Vygotsky's socio-cultural theory describes learning as a social process and the origination of human intelligence in society or culture.
Everyone recognizes the need for human intelligence in societies like Saddam Hussein's.
The ability to harness the power of sustainable data centers, like the one in Wynyard, to project intelligence broadly into society will drive greater efficiency across the global economy.
He used his training in medicine and statistics to refute common misconceptions about race, intelligence, medicine, and society in general.
In the 1990's I conceptualized the eight tribes of intelligence: academia, civil society, commerce, government, law enforcement, media, military, and non-profit or non-governmental.
Like poorly behaved presidential candidates slinging mud and getting down and dirty to appease the lowest intellect and emotional intelligence of our society, these false gurus are feeding on the most precious resource we have -- our attention.
Britain has integrated domestic intelligence collection into a society that prides itself on its protection of civil rights.
