Sentence examples for intelligent fool from inspiring English sources
"Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent.
Ernst F. Schumacher was right when he said, "Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent.
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Look at the list of those who obsessively attack Sam Harris and you'll get an idea of what a dangerously effective writer he is: clear, eloquent, penetratingly intelligent, suffers no fools.
Yet he is interested in what he sees, and is more intelligent than the drunken fool Charly or Hanna.
To pass the Turing test, and thus be considered intelligent, a program must fool a human being into believing that it is another human being.
In a paper published in the philosophy journal Mind, he proposed the now classic "Turing test": a computer could be said to be intelligent if it could fool an interrogator — perhaps in the course of a dialogue conducted via teletype — into thinking it was a human being.
Vampires are prone to condescension toward people they assess as "fools"; vampires consider themselves highly intelligent and respect intelligence in return.
Whether the viewer is a devoted Crawford fan or someone with minimal knowledge of Crawford's life and legend, it become obvious that while Ludlow's Joan is a lonely and intelligent woman, she's no fool.
However, the ethical dilemma occurs when someone is fooled by the intelligent machines.
