Academy of Sciences of Heroesland

Give me a criterion for intelligence and a clear, consistent, and singular definition of intelligence. In your own words. I'll give you a hint: from your words, it follows that learning does not develop intelligence.

Intelligence, translated from German, means "spirit." That is, it is a person's SPIRITUAL ability to think. You have, of course, received some information, but that does not mean that you have developed this ability itself. Learning develops intelligence, but in people who strive to develop their thinking, not just accumulate knowledge.

And if my moral convictions say that "I cannot, by action or inaction, allow harm to be done to a person"? What then, whose moral laws are stronger?

Unfortunately, this question is like the Gordian knot. On the other hand, what are you advocating for? For the physical health of a person. And I am advocating for the moral. But, in my opinion, the level of morality is higher than the physical, as I have already said. So, everyone decides for themselves. But if you come out with a protest against euthanasia one day, then most likely, I will be among your opponents