Intelligence; good, bad and indifferent

from The Collators Hosted by Mark Lockwood & Howard Atkin

Mark and Howard wrestle with the deceptively simple question: What is intelligence? They explore why intelligence is so hard to define, how it differs from raw data and information, and why it sits somewhere between science and art. Along the way, they highlight the many uses (and misuses) of the word "intelligence," from law enforcement practice to political spin. Visit us at https://thecollators.com

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