A.) teach others how to learn again
B.) keep the new knowledge to yourself
C.) ask yourself what am I talking about
to clarify, Intelligence (gained from tradtional education standards) is the result of knowledge already know by others. In theory intelligence has the ability to surpasse its boundaries of knowledge and create a new knowledge unkown by others.
Rocky R
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The consequence of knowledge is intelligence, therefore, I would help others to learn again.
Curious-1
Intelligence isn't something gained from knowledge.
Intelligence is the ability to learn or understand new things, as well as the ability to apply knowledge to manipulate one's environment.
You're comparing apples and oranges in a way, I believe your question is faulty.
ChillSound
C. I'm pondering what you might be asking
with that in mind, I guess I would do A, but not necessarily teach people how to learn again, but maybe in a way helping people finding a new path of life. I would attempt inpsiring them to do this by letting them know what they are truly capable of with those special things in life, the little things.
Brahmanyan
When intelligence surpasses knowledge it is called Wisdom. We should strive to get wisdom in this life to shed darkness of illusion.
Jack P
I've never observed a human being within whom intelligence didn't surpass knowledge.
Whatever everyone's been doing all along must be the right answer.