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    Psychology of Intelligent Design
    Psychology of Intelligent Design
    Psychology of Intelligent Design
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    Psychology of Intelligent Design

    By Edgar A. Postrado

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    This book was written to help our academic world, especially the students, teachers, professors and fans of the topic of Psychology to clarify the real intelligence since this topic was erroneously discussed and taught around the world. If you are researchers and if you are looking for new topic in Psychology that will give you a better academic standing in schools, this book is for you.

    When Einstein had shared his new discoveries on 1905, no one had ever
    understood him. No one knew him. Although on his time, science
    journals were not clinging to religious practices like in our
    generations, he had easily submitted his new discoveries to those
    journals even though no one could understand him. He waited many years
    for the world to know his new discoveries. Einstein waited hopelessly.

    BUT a famous scientist named Max Planck had read, seen and understood
    his new discoveries as published and Planck was the one who had helped
    Einstein's discoveries to be understood. Planck had brought Einstein's
    discoveries to the world and to the whole scientific community. Through
    Planck, Einstein had become famous.

    NOW, even until today, no one
    had ever understood my new discoveries. I am looking also for a
    scientist, the most famous one (LOL!) but the most intellectual one who
    could understand my new discoveries and help me share my new discoveries
    to the world and be understood - and at the end, I will become very
    famous and rich! LOL! Are you my Max Planck?

    Thank you for
    your interest to this book. In addition to this book, I also uploaded
    many YouTube videos in the official YouTube channel of the New
    Intelligent Design to help many people to understand the new discoveries
    that I've discovered in naturalistic science. I am not asking you to
    believe me nor support me. I am asking you to check your knowledge of
    science since I think that they are not only obsolete but they are also
    incorrect.

    Just search my Channel in YouTube as "MrIntelligentDesign" and you could see my uploaded videos to help explain some new discoveries that needed to be explained through videos.

    Thank you....

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEdgar A. Postrado
    Release dateFeb 25, 2016
    ISBN9781311357700
    Psychology of Intelligent Design
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    Edgar A. Postrado

    Edgar A. Postrado was born in the Philippines (1966) with civil engineering degree from National University, Manila. He received two scholarships when he was an engineering student - a full-time scholarship from Maebashi Junior Chamber of Commerce, Japan and a partial scholarship from National University, Manila Philippines (NU).He discovered: the real Intelligent Design, the real "intelligence" and its elusive nature, discoverer and promoter of Biological Interrelation or Interrelation Theory (replacement to the Theory of Evolution), promoter of the new powerful categorization method in naturalistic science, discoverer of the new and testable Theory of Intelligence, and solver or giver to some of the most unsolved mysteries in naturalistic science in origin's topic, like physics, biology, psychology, philosophy, mathematics, religion etc.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The original manuscript of ALL science books that you will be reading were peer-reviewed by many professional scientists in our generation. Here are the comments:"...stimulating to others' thinking..." - NATURE, Manuscript Administration, Nature"...our decision (rejection) is not necessarily a reflection of the quality of your research but rather of our stringent space limitations." - SCIENCE Journal"...This is certainly a provocative and interesting manuscript..." - Behavioral and Brain Sciences"...I read your paper and I found the question you raise to be interesting and the work to be very good in many respects..." - Journal of Experimental Psychology: GeneralYou can read the details on the peer-review process and attempts for peer-review from this coming book, "PEER-REVIEW and the New Intelligent Design , a Documentary". Let real science speaks.

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      Psychology of Intelligent Design - Edgar A. Postrado

      Psychology

      Of

      Intelligent Design

      By

      Edgar A. Postrado

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      Cover Background Design Source: Microsoft Image, Books and graduate cap

      CONTACT ME: If you want to invite me to an intellectual and scientific discussion, debate, seminar, conference and public presentation of the contents of this book for educational purposes, please, contact me through this e-mail address: [email protected]

      Text copyright © 2013 Edgar A. Postrado

      All Rights Reserved.

      No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, or any manner, without written permission from the publisher or author, except in the case of a reviewer, who may quote brief passage embodied in critical articles or in reviews.

      CONTENTS

      Acknowledgement

      About This Book

      Section 1. The Definition of Intelligence

      Section 2. The Current Theories of Intelligence

      Section 3. The Problems of the Current Theories

      Section 4. The New Theory of Intelligence

      Section 5. Intelligence Quotient (IQ) is Incorrect

      Section 6. Artificial Intelligence, AI

      Section 7. The Mind and Body Problem

      Sources

      ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

      I would like to give thanks to my family, relatives,

      church mates, friends and many people who

      had helped me in this book.

      In addition, I would like to give thanks

      to many people in an online

      discussion forums who had helped me reshaped

      and sharpened my mind

      in many topics in science including this book.

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      ABOUT THIS BOOK

      P1/ P11Psychology is a broad topic. In this book, I will be discussing one of the most familiar topics and yet one of the most misunderstood topics in Psychology, the topic of intelligence, that falls into the sub-field of Psychology as Cognitive Psychology.

      P2Since the topic of intelligence has been incorrectly explained by all scientists, authors and psychologists from the time humanity knew about science until I discovered it, this topic had become a laughing-stock in the realm of scientific community today. Many scientists who did not understand the real intelligence accused and are still accusing those scientists who use the term intelligence in their explanations as pseudo-scientists.The most probable reason for this mis-understanding was that the old Intelligent Design (ID) had been defeated in Dover Trial, 2005. [01] The old ID too had no explanatory power in science, prompting many scientists to conclude that all scientific explanations with having intelligence in them are not science!

      P3The new discoveries from Intelligent Design had given Psychology a powerful tool to gain more knowledge about the real intelligence especially in Cognitive Psychology. Thus, if you don’t yet read, knew and completed this book, The New Intelligent Design , Turning The Scientific World Upside Down, [02]I think that it would be very difficult for you to read and understand this book since everything that you will be reading here are new explanations. However, I assumed that you are familiar with the old explanations about Cognitive Psychology and you could easily compare the two.

      P4So that you could cope with the flow of the explanations of each section of this book, I am including here once again the summary of the new discoveries from Intelligent Design that were used in this book.

      P5These are some of the new discoveries of Intelligent Design that I will be using to discuss/explain Psychology and its related fields.

      P6First discovery: The new definition of the real intelligence.

      Intelligence is the principle of reinforcing an X to survive, to exist and to succeed in a certain degree of importance and it always acts on asymmetrical phenomenon.

      P7Second discovery: The newly discovered categorization method or the universal boundary line (UBL) in

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