I don't think anything can behave as unintelligently as intelligence.
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This quote from Stanisław Lem's Fiasco encapsulates a fascinating paradox: the concept that intelligence, despite its usual connotation of cleverness and insight, can sometimes lead to actions or behaviors that appear profoundly unintelligent. It challenges the conventional understanding of intelligence as inherently wise or beneficial. Instead, Lem suggests that intelligence, perhaps because of its complexity and capacity for overthinking, can paradoxically result in outcomes that seem counter to rationality and common...
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