Re:How to do things if you're not that smart and don't have ...
by hirvi74 on Wednesday January 31, 2024 @12:03AM
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> They probably can't lead the project but they can definitely contribute.
This has been the case all throughout humanity.
For example, I imagine humanity learned a lot things from people of all different intelligences like:
"Is this snake venomous?"
"Are these mushrooms poisonous?"
"Are these animals friendly?"
etc..
I'm not quite sure what "intelligence" is - some people have strange personalities that make them hard to classify - but you don't need to be exceptionally good at anything to contribute to research (or R&D).