I thought the observation about the limited (non?) correlation between intelligence and happiness and moral integrity to be particularly interesting. <br><br>A thought I had was the idea that individual intelligence is not a stand alone phenomena. That is, whether intelligence is maximized in its “use” both for efficiency, happiness and moral integrity, might depend less upon the individuals more or less greatness and more about its combination in a community. <br><br>The upshot is that we can recognize the greatness of individual potential and responsible use of their intelligence, but also recognize that they need those of other abilities as much as others need them. <br><br>God may not only love the parts, but the whole as well. We tend to value either one of the other, not often both. And so we loose the true meaning of the facts.