 several years, and would just about &quot;satisfice&quot; -- for now.

If we take a cue from the origins of the sundry words gathered
about &quot;intelligence&quot;, it may appear that the Ancients already
understood the fundamental importance of what we Post*Moderns
call &quot;representation&quot;, &quot;inference&quot;, and &quot;search&quot; for the sake
of intelligent understanding, but more than likely all of that
business about &quot;gathering among&quot; and &quot;selecting between&quot; refers
to t