Kirjoittanut J.-M. Kuczynski
There are people who are no longer intelligent but who are in possession of knowledge or of cognitive skills the acquisition of which required intelligence. Such people are wrongly seen as still being intelligent, when, in actuality, they merely have the vestiges of intelligence. An Author's Republic audio production.
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