When people say that someone is smart, what do they mean? When we refer to an individual as "well-educated," what are we referring to? When you call someone "highly-intelligent," what information does that communicate about them? This in-depth article, written in a report format, will provide answers to those questions and many others regarding the difference between being smart, educated, and intelligent.
Doctors thought that you couldn't grow new brain cells, so as old cells died you became more stupid. They now know that the more adult continuing education, the more new brain cells you get. You can even delay Alzheimer's disease by keeping your brain active but old people keep forgetting things! That's true, because what you remember best are startling, new, shocking things. To an old person it's a case of "been there, done that". Nothing is new or shocking.
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