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A person when young might be interested in girls, sports and cars, which may expand in college to interests in history, politics or social studies, which expands again perhaps with world travel and the personal experience of what one has studied in many varied settings and cultures. If the individual has studied politics, there may be an awareness of the affect that politics has in each country visited, wherein without this study this awareness may not exist. Thus the individual's awareness while in a foreign country, may be greater than would otherwise be the case, concerning a knowledge of politics which affects the people one is visiting.
The degree and type of intelligence is defined as relative to the level of Consciousness. The individual can only have knowledge of what one is aware and conscious of. For instance the individual could not begin to pursue any understanding of a secret society unless it is known to exist. Intelligence is therefore limited to what the individual is aware of as a level of Consciousness. A person with a low level of Consciousness may not think that there is much that is important outside their own sphere and thus their intellect will also be limited to that agenda. A person with a greater level of Consciousness, such
as one who understands the needs and concerns of many different kinds and cultures of people would have an accordant higher degree of intellect.
Consciousness can be considered as such things as the mentality of
different kinds of people, the attitudes engendered by living in different kinds of places and in varying circumstances, to include the sensory conditions and necessities of other living things such as wild life.
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