What John Stuart Mill thinks about measuring intelligence

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Philosopher (1806 to 1873), a utilitarian and liberal; worked for the East India Company for almost thirty-five years; elected Member of Parliament for Westminster in 1865.

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1. 1 Feb 1867

   Our readingWhat most distinguishes one mind from another is the ability to judge evidence correctly

   Their wordsIn what consists the principal and most characteristic difference between one human intellect and another? In their ability to judge correctly of evidence.

   ↗Inaugural Address delivered to the University of St. Andrews (1867)en.wikisource.org 3rd of 7 in this piece