[MD] for Ham, Arlo interjects

[Ham Priday]

> [Ham]
> Intellect is the product of human reasoning...
>
> [Arlo]
> No. Intellect _is_ human reasoning.
>
> [Platt]
> No. "For purposes of MOQ precision, let's say that the
> intellectual level is the same as mind. It is the collection
> and manipulation of symbols, created in the brain, that
> stand for patterns of experience." (LC, Note 25)

The wordmasters who compiled my dictionary define Intellect as "a. the power 
of knowing as distinguished from the power to feel and to will; the capacity 
for knowledge. b. the capacity for rational or intelligent thought, esp. 
when highly developed."  (I must admit to having "intelligence" in mind when 
I defined intellect.  Chalk it up as too much exposure to the MoQ level ;-)

Why not simply call it "the contents of thought"?

Thanks for all your definitive efforts.

--Ham