Octopuses are some of the most intelligent creatures on Earth.
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" He described Pakistanis as "one of the most intelligent people.
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Suddenly we are not even the most intelligent thing on the planet!
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Its searching features are also the most intelligent and comprehensive right now.
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We could debate forever about who's the most intelligent member of Congress.
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See, my father is one of the most intelligent people I know.
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The most intelligent animals have exceptionally large brains for their body size.
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Tonight, we want to know the opposite — who made the most intelligent remark?
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The most intelligent, driven and accomplished Special Agents and Analysts the world over.
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The most intelligent explanation has been provided by John Gray in the New Statesman.
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"I just think she's one of the most intelligent, lovely young women," she added.
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As it turns out, Drogon is the most intelligent character on Game of Thrones.
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My dad's super diligent, loving and one of the most intelligent people I know.
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This dog, I know his language, he's the most intelligent dog I've ever had.
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Secretary Clinton was one of the most intelligent, well prepared, well briefed politicians ever.
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The smartypants thinks — no,knows— that they're the most intelligent person in the room.
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"Fairy-wrens are smart—but they definitely aren't the most intelligent bird species," said Potvin.
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The most intelligent, grounded character in the entire Champions world is bookkeeper Dana (Ginger Gonzaga).
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And the next step is probably: We're not the most intelligent thing on earth anymore.
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On Thursday night, we asked you who made the most intelligent comment during the Republican debate.
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Spiders, among the most intelligent, successful and beautiful creatures, are maligned as evil, ugly and frightening.
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Earlier this week, we asked you who made the most intelligent comment during the Republican presidential debate.
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African bush elephants are the largest land animals and one of the most intelligent creatures on Earth.
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"Moose was the most intelligent pitcher I ever caught," former Yankees catcher Jorge Posada said in a statement.
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This doesn't mean these creatures are the most intelligent mammals after us (though they very well may be).
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It's billed as "the world's most intelligent oral sex stimulator," and who can possibly say no to that?
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Some of the most intelligent people I've ever met are from the South, and they're not just Southerners.
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With HD Live Map serving this need, we believe it will become the car industry's most intelligent vehicle sensor.
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Not to be rude, but the people who use this service aren't the most intelligent people to begin with.
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You're one of the most intelligent, intellectual signs in the zodiac, and tonight you'll find that you're especially engaged.
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I think she's the most intelligent person up there, but she cannot win in this climate that we're in.
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Smuggling of endangered apes, some of the most intelligent animals on the planet, has become a multimillion-dollar business.
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This is how I read all of Pascal (arguably the most intelligent writer ever) and the complete plays of Racine.
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"Cars are rapidly becoming some of the world's most intelligent, connected devices," said Brian Krzanich, Intel CEO, in a statement.
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"As Darwin surmised, those who survive 'are not the strongest or the most intelligent, but the most adaptable to change.'"
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Of all the Ai Weiwei events and works I encountered, his Istanbul exhibition was the most intelligent, disturbing, and luxurious.
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It features superb color, and some of the best, most intelligent, backlighting in any TV—making darker scenes look fantastic.
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It isn't any surprise that Gilead would shuttle the most intelligent and successful women to a fate such as this.
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Most people would think that the most intelligent groups should be the ones that have about half men and half women.
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"He's a tremendous artist, one of the most intelligent people in the business and he's a world class hang," he says.
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But being the most decent, the most intelligent, and the most benevolent does not give someone a vote on proposed legislation.
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To believe we are alone in the universe—or that we are the most intelligent species out there—is pure egomania.
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He was the most intelligent person I had ever met and was the kind of guy who was full of surprises.
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His proposal: Pair the most intelligent and fit so that their children would boost the "breeding stock" of the human race.
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" "Whether that will lead to a legitimate discovery is unsure but I feel these criminals may not have been the most intelligent.
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"The best and most intelligent presidents are adaptive," said R. Nicholas Burns, a diplomat who served in the Clinton and Bush administrations.
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He is by far the most intelligent of the three party leaders (which is not meant to be damning with faint praise).
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CEO Matt Maloney told Reuters that the most intelligent way to grow the online food delivery business was by acquiring smaller properties.
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I hope that most intelligent people can make this distinction, though it would appear that these hackers hope that most people cannot.
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All this despite the fact that we know elephants to be among the most intelligent and emotionally complex animals on the planet.
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Mike, Boston I know this man, and he is one of the most intelligent, well-read, thoughtful and talented people I know.
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One of the most intelligent parts of "Jojo Rabbit" is when it subconsciously teaches audiences a cinematic language with Scarlett Johansson's shoes.
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The Weinstein stories had been out there for years… Secretary Clinton was one of the most intelligent, well prepared, well briefed politicians ever.
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But you don't put some of the most intelligent people in the world to work on artificial intelligence just to beat board games.
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Janet, the most intelligent and powerful nonhuman in existence, shows her most-human self yet when she tearfully says her goodbyes to Eleanor.
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The country has long been a hub for innovation and technology, with Nairobi being named "the most intelligent city in Africa" in 2015.
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Even as a player with amazing talent, he stood out as probably one of the most intelligent NBA players ever to enter the game.
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Mensa, an international organisation founded in Britain in 1946 to nurture the country's most intelligent people, has 20,000 members (you must apply to join).
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Along the way, I've discovered the Eastern Gray to be one of the coolest, most intelligent animals with a really sweet sense of humor.
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The most intelligent of these is "Mukkabaaz," a love story of a lower-caste boxer and an upper-caste girl, directed by Anurag Kashyap.
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"For me it is a core competence to have the most intelligent car," Klaus Froehlich told Reuters in an interview at the Geneva auto show.
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The CEO Slavena Savcheva claims that a collective entity makes a better decision as a whole than the most intelligent person in the group alone.
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Many farmed animal species have impressive cognitive abilities (chickens can do math and fish have excellent memories), but pigs appear to be the most intelligent.
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Even the most intelligent minds in the world have not found a way to consistently time the market successfully and for extended periods of time.
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Every court case is a magnificent piece of theater—the barristers you see working are some of the most intelligent people you'll ever come across.
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For a band like us, we'll probably still bite the bullet for our next record, even if it's not the fiscally the most intelligent thing.
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"I'm excited to support someone I have know for 20 years to be one of the most intelligent and caring people in my life," Davis added.
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Cephalopods—the class of mollusks to which octopus, squid, and cuttlefish belong—are some of the most intelligent creatures on the planet, and they know it.
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The project confronts the notion that humans are the most intelligent beings, as these animals are capable of traveling through time and dimensions to revisit us.
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"I'm excited to support someone I have know [sic] for 20 years to be one of the most intelligent and caring people in my life," Davis added.
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" By the end of the speech, the Vermont senator was praising Clinton as "a great lady" and "one of the most intelligent people we have ever had.
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At that point, known as the Singularity, we will no longer be the most intelligent species on the planet and no longer masters of our own fate.
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It’s still a work in progress so it’s not the most intelligent at identifying things, but I was still amazed when it did.
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Homo sapiens are currently the most intelligent species on the planet, where "intelligence" is defined as the mental capacity to attain suitable ends to achieve one's means.
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Certainly some of the most intelligent recent fiction has either strong or veiled autobiographical elements, whether you're thinking about Karl Ove Knausgaard, W.G. Sebald or Cusk herself.
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That's a damn good piece, and whichever team he's on next year should do their best to plot the most intelligent course to get him there. 93.
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It's unfortunate DJI has a strong monopoly on the drone market (consumer and professional), but they're the best, most responsive and most intelligent drones money can buy.
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As the diva dandy arbiter of elegance par excellence, Wilde was surely one of the cheekiest, most intelligent, and (for many) most annoying men of his time.
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Its latest flagship handset, the Mate 10 and Mate 10 Pro, comes complete with its own homegrown silicon that Huawei claims should make its smartphone the most intelligent.
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And then there's whatever this is:But let me just state for the record that Putin is the best and most intelligent and most beautiful leader in the world.
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Though, as one of MMA's most intelligent talkers out there, I can't see him being as bland as Tito Ortiz was or talking about fellatio with fellow contestants.
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" One thing the New York employee is sure of, she added: "Everlane is losing some of the kindest, most intelligent, hardest working employees in the customer service industry.
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Insulting someone by saying they're the most intelligent person on Earth, for example, doesn't mean they are the least intelligent; it just means they're not all that bright.
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Wang, a former Google product manager, says Liulishuo will eventually move on to other languages as it looks to build "the most intelligent and efficient AI language teacher."
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While drafting a uniform standard for providing investment advice is no simple undertaking, the most intelligent approach would be to regulate the actual titles used by investment professionals.
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And we also found out that some of the most intelligent and creative and magnificent and wise people we've ever met were on the street, engaged in a struggle.
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Trump's concern for her career is also extremely unfounded, mainly for the reason that most intelligent people wouldn't write off a woman simply because she has zits or otherwise.
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You are constantly surrounded by some of the world's most intelligent and capable people, and Facebook's open culture allows you to really learn from your peers and their experiences.
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The polemic was prompted by a Philadelphia man's proposal to gather the most intelligent parrots and to breed them in a program that sounds a bit like avian eugenics.
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But what you might not know is that we're integrating more content into the program so you can hear from some of the most intelligent minds in the industry.
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I instantly felt connected as a global citizen like never before, meeting some of the most intelligent and unique people I am likely to come across in my life.
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But for most intelligent adults in the rest of the world, a swift reality check will be all that is needed to press the mental mute button on Moscow.
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I made the wrong ones, and Kate's tortured life came to a premature end in one of video gaming's most intelligent and devastating representations of bullying and suicide ever witnessed.
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The club has spent money, and it has spent money, as a rule, rather well, testament to a recruitment strategy that counts as among the most intelligent in the sport.
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Because, as fans of supposedly one of the most intelligent shows on TV right now, Rick and Morty fans tried to use the veil of intelligence to justify their own sickness.
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"Elephants are well regarded as one of the most intelligent animals on the planet, but we still need more empirical, scientific evidence to support this belief," noted Dale in a release.
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In fact, when it comes to parenthood — that great, humbling equalizer — the most intelligent and powerful men on earth seem to flounder and fail even more than the rest of us.
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It wasn't about who is the most intelligent, who is the best at sports, who is the most ambitious — those were not the ways in which we were encouraged to compete.
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"The new 'Traviata' staged last night at the New York State Theater is, consistently, the most intelligent and best-acted presentation I have ever seen," Mr. Schonberg wrote in The Times.
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The feeling here, for me, was that Pop Art's corporate model was the art movement that started narrowing the noose of powerlessness for most intelligent and sensitive artists and art critics.
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High salaries have become the norm for consultants because they function as a signaling mechanism for companies: These may be young people, but they&aposre the most intelligent ones out there.
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But as someone who has worked with and cared for many birds, I can tell you that they are some of the most intelligent beings on this earth aside from us.
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This track record has led the show's legion of fans to think that "The Simpsons" is, at the very least, a product of television's most intelligent writers, and, at the most, prophetic.
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It shows off your writing skills, displays your email etiquette, and is basically the online version of an elevator speech — your chance to show off your most professional, most intelligent, most hirable self.
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" Davis later followed that up with another tweet, saying, "I'm excited to support someone I have (known) for 20 years to be one of the most intelligent and caring people in my life!
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We'd probably be interested in exploring the question of how one of the most intelligent and fearless minds of her time was afflicted by moral blind spots that are obvious to us today.
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Advertised as "the world's most intelligent home gym," Tonal is a digital touchscreen that mounts on your wall and promises a full-body workout and personal training from the comfort of your living room.
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He was a fan of universal guaranteed income — which I found terrifying — that the most intelligent, forward-looking business person in the world is basically seeing the future of business and it doesn't involve humans.
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But even if a straightforward good-versus-evil battle isn't the most intelligent and satisfying conclusion for the show to reach, Brienne swearing her oath to Sansa (as she had to Catelyn) was still amazing.
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That Ms. Molesworth, one of the most intelligent curators of her generation, would admit to finding herself in such hopeless straits shows just how urgent Mr. Buergel's hypothesis for a more conscionable museum has become.
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The upshot: Warren, one of the most intelligent and capable senators to have served in the upper chamber for decades, finds herself trapped in a Trumpian debate that has little relevance to the nation's future.
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Thanks in part to Lilly's humanizing approach to dolphin intellect, they're now recognized as one of the most intelligent creatures on Earth, which has prompted a number of large scale conservation efforts to protect them.
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And yet, I have seen over and over again, that sometimes it's when things have gone really wrong, that people become their most intelligent, and they become their most noble, and they become their most good.
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"I think we saw last week that Facebook Live could become the most intelligent cable news network ever built," said Jonathan Klein, a former president of CNN, who now runs a digital media company called Tapp.
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It's hard to imagine some Pakistani bureaucrat making up Trumpy lines like "Pakistanis are one of the most intelligent people" — which, come to think of it, begs the question of who the least intelligent people are.
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This well-matched trio, which is led by one of the most intelligent and inquisitive violinists of our time, presents a deceptively simple program: Dvorak's Piano Trio and Schumann's Piano Trio No. 1.212-247-7800, carnegiehall.
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Until recently, he told the psychiatrist assigned to him, he had been the most intelligent person in history, smarter even than Einstein ("if only by a little bit") and Newton ("if only by a little bit").
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Mr Haneke may be acclaimed as one of European cinema's most intelligent and formally inventive auteurs: his previous two films, "Amour" and "The White Ribbon", both won the Palme d'Or, the top prize at the Cannes Festival.
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Trilobites Coleoid cephalopods, a group encompassing octopuses, squid and cuttlefish, are the most intelligent invertebrates: Octopuses can open jars, squid communicate with their own Morse code and cuttlefish start learning to identify prey when they're just embryos.
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One of the most intelligent players in the N.B.A., Iguodala performs a variety of duties, and is capable on any given play of frustrating a defense with a perfect pass, a powerful dunk or a crisp 3-pointer.
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The Home boasts by far the most intelligent assistant in my experience; I am still shocked by some of the answers it can pull out of its hat that are leaps and bounds past my HomePod's Siri capabilities.
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Ultimately, Mr. Weber found David Zwirner's responses to be the most "intelligent and thoughtful," he said, choosing that gallery over three other finalists — Pace, Dominique Lévy and Hauser & Wirth — to represent the work of the great colorist Josef Albers.
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African poachers are now colluding with Asian gangsters, and in recent years more than 100,000 of some of the most intelligent life-forms on earth have been slaughtered to make combs, bookmarks and other ivory trinkets popular in Beijing.
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You're already one of the most intelligent (and interesting) signs of the zodiac, and having Mars energize this area of your chart will make you extra sharp and curious— if you've been feeling bored lately, you won't be after the 5th.
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On DVD An isolated, deeply religious settler family in the 22013s is destroyed by occult forces in "The Witch" — an independent first feature written and directed by Robert Eggers and one of the most intelligent American horror films of recent years.
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And as if that wasn't enough, Burton found the time to move from working on the ground, to working in the stars as the fictional Lieutenant Commander Geordi La Forge—arguably the most intelligent officer on Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek: The Next Generation.
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"He was an extraordinary mixture of a sort of slightly autistic bloke from the bush and, at the same time, one of the most intelligent and creative people that you'd ever known," one of his publishers, Michael Duffy, said in a telephone interview.
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In "The One Device: The Secret History of the iPhone, " Motherboard senior editor Brian Merchant detailed how the smartphone came into existence and how even one of the most intelligent, powerful executives needed smart people to help him land at the right decision.
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He was president of the student council, acted in theatrical productions, studied military intervention as a member of the debate team, and was voted the "most intelligent" boy in the Niles West High School class of 20013, according to yearbooks, student newspapers and interviews.
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She is an investigator of the human heart and mind, and "Give Me Your Hand" is a fine addition to her body of work — one that should cement her position as one of the most intelligent and daring novelists working in the crime genre today.
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In 2017 Stefanie Bade, a German doctoral student at the University of Iceland, found that listening to recordings of their own tongue spoken with different accents, Icelanders rated the local accent as the most "attractive" and "relaxed", but the American the most "intelligent", "reliable" and "interesting".
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But Black Panther also offers the kind of story that so many of his fellow superheroes can't: a legend that empowers those with brown skin, cherishes Africa, and rewrites history to create a black monarchy that rules the most intelligent and powerful country in the world.
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During the aforementioned interview some 16 years ago, he definitely told me, without a trace of irony: "I'm the most intelligent person you'll ever meet"—a statement I remember to this day because while I silently scoffed at his audacity, I was impressed by it too.
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USWNT midfielder Allie Long — who played under Andonovski for the past two seasons in Seattle — went so far as to call the coach "one of the most intelligent soccer brains that I've ever come across" and "best candidate for [the USWNT head coaching position]," according to SBNation.
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The book coined the term in its title, and Young's neologism was soon adopted as a compliment, a term of praise for a system of elite formation that relied on SAT tests and resumes and promised rule by the most intelligent rather than the well-bred.
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Likewise, the octopus — an invertebrate with no cerebral cortex, a meager 100 million neurons in its brain and 300 million more in its arms — is one of the most intelligent species in the ocean, capable of remembering individuals, opening complex puzzle boxes and escaping "escape-proof" tanks.
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But does it justify the claim first made for him by G.M. Young, the most intelligent historian of Victorian England, and echoed in the title of James Grant's new book, that he was not just a great editor and great figure about town but also "the greatest Victorian"?
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"This ability to decide to live, to decide to notice beauty, to decide to be the most that she could be and then go before everything that made her who she was, was diminished, is what made Brittany the bravest and most intelligent woman I've ever known," she wrote.
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Unfortunately, a vocal legion of Rick and Morty fans think that the show's alcoholic, self-destructive patriarch Rick is someone worth looking up to and the show has a quality that only appeals to the most intelligent people, which means they think they're smart and everyone else is not.
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"I always like to say to you that when stocks go down they get cheaper, but I need to add a caveat now: when stocks of companies with faltering fundamentals go down, joining the sellers may be the most intelligent thing to do," the "Mad Money" host said.
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According to this readout provided by the Pakistani government, which sounded a hell of a lot like a verbatim transcript of the president's remarks, Trump assured Sharif that "Pakistanis are one of the most intelligent people": Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif called President-elect USA Donald Trump and felicitated him on his victory.
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The incident was a reminder that even the most critical commentary often focuses on the fact that our so-called meritocracy is not quite meritocratic enough; entrance into the ranks of the elite is still rigged in favor of the wealthy and privileged at the expense of the most intelligent and hardest working.
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DeepMind is competing with other tech giants for the best talent Technology giants are in a battle to hire the most intelligent graduates possible, especially when it comes to AI. Google, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, OpenAI, and DeepMind are scouting the world's top universities for talented individuals that they can bring into their ranks.
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It is my custom when on a trip to put half a dozen copies of my principal book in my bag and lend them casually to the most intelligent-looking of my fellow-passengers in the hope that the book may thereby be brought to the attention of some new group of readers.
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Now, teenage girls should never, ever be underestimated, (shout-out to Harry Styles for our latest favorite quote on that matter), but Blanchard especially should be highlighted for her fascinating ability to be the most intelligent and inspiring person in a room — while also being too young to see an R-rated movie alone.
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As Bloomberg journalist Sahil Kapur points out, Warren has fallen 7 points in the last month on the question of who has the best policy ideas, she's fallen 10 points on whether she is the most electable, 14 points on whether she cares about people like you, 9 points on most honest, and 85033 points on most intelligent.
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Paul Schrater, a neuroscientist who leads the Computational Perception and Action Lab at the University of Minnesota, said that the Berkeley model "is the most intelligent thing to do in the short term to get an agent to automatically learn a novel environment," but he thinks it has less to do with "the intuitive concept of curiosity" than with motor learning and control.
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I mean, I think all writers would like to reach everybody or at least the most intelligent readers or readers capable of reading without bias, of arguing with the book, let themselves be persuaded by it, or not, but let's say that an author aspires to have intelligent, intuitive and creative readers…that's what one would like most, isn't it?
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What Hanson predicts: In a recent Ted Talk, Hanson argues that in a world in which we have figured out how to recreate the human brain using computers, human labor will instantaneously become obsolete, because "they just can't compete" with artificial brains that will be as capable as the most intelligent humans (though not more so, as Hanson is not theorizing about the so-called "singularity" when artificial intelligence becomes super-human).
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Restaurants do have a fair amount of leeway in how they decide to deal with discounts and customer satisfaction—some offer a rebate for a finely groomed beard while others honor 30-year-old coupons—but it's clear that Fat's response wasn't the most intelligent method of handing out this particular discount (you know, if for no other reason than the fact that it created photo evidence for all of the internet to see).
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I was also directed to a research paper Facebook published last February, explaining the problems it had dealt with when it built the automatic alternative text feature for the Newsfeed, and how the feature had been received in its first 10 months in use: … it's a pretty trivial task for a person to pick out the most interesting part of a photo, whereas it can be quite difficult for even the most intelligent AI. The social context and the right amount of feedback is what would give this service a magical experience, and we hope to get to that point eventually!
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