The main reason GM looks comparatively intelligent these days is not merely that its cars and trucks are greatly improved, but that its competitors are making some very unintelligent decisions.
God is neither a power nor a universal but a concrete entity or substance — a necessarily existing "intelligent willing agent such as our souls, only without our imperfections, and not some inconceivable, unintelligent, necessary agent" ("Miscellanies," no. 383; Edwards 1957–, vol. 13, 452).
And all of this suggests some definitions of what unintelligent and ungodly relation with the environment looks like.
Though some might seem to be unintelligent, overall they have high IQs.
Some people think he is naïve or unintelligent.
Some of their distinctive traits: they are unintelligent - flight becomes, a substitute for cleverness; they seem to have almost all their sensory perceptions blunted - their powers of touch and smell are rudimentary; the ear serves chiefly as an organ of equilibrium.
He knew he would have to get married one day, and he hoped to have as much sex as possible before then, but he also believed that any Indian girl who had sex before marriage had something wrong with her, was in some way depraved and foul and also unintelligent.
The Internet of Things, though no one really seems to know what it is, appears to be arcing towards some sort of broad connectivity of previously unintelligent objects that have long been part of our daily lives.
You can transfer your files and some settings relatively easily, but thanks to unintelligent design, you generally have to reinstall your software, which can create any number of headaches even if you can find the original disks you need to do the job.
I'm a blonde, happy-go-lucky, look at the bright side person - which in some people's minds comes across as unintelligent.
