While most people assume brilliant minds are simply introverted or secretive, the truth is they've mastered an art form that ...

Highly intelligent people often display social behaviors others misinterpret—from avoiding drama to preferring silence. These ...

Everyone has a threshold for what's too much, but highly intelligent people tend to be shaped more intensely by how their minds process the world around them. What might seem harmless or enjoyable to ...

Highly intelligent people are guided by a different internal compass. They aren't necessarily trying to stand out but naturally gravitate away from things others pursue without question. While average ...

Theory of mind refers to the ability to attribute mental states such as beliefs, desires, goals, and intentions to others, and to understand that these states are different from one’s own. Computers ...

Post 4 in a series on AI and the Evolution of Cognition. In the first three entries of this series—Thinking About Thinking, In the Post-Cognitive World, and The Three Stages of Cognitive Collapse—I’ve ...

Overthinking is often mistaken for weakness or indecision. But the Bhagavad Gita teaches us that it is not a flaw, it is the ...

Our everyday interactions are built upon the ability to accurately anticipate the thoughts, emotions, and actions of each other. Psychologists commonly refer to this ability as theory of mind (ToM).

Intelligence isn’t just about acing your exams or being a walking encyclopedia. It’s much more than that. Sometimes, the signs of intelligence are subtle and not as grandiose. It’s not about showing ...