Goals

1. Spreading of a new view of what intelligence is. The core message is:

Intelligence is not a personality trait, but rather a characteristic of an idea or action when it enhances the well-being of us humans and/or other sentient animals; and stupidity is the opposite, that is, an idea or action that causes suffering. There are therefore no longer intelligent or stupid people, but only intelligent or stupid actions; and every person is capable of acting intelligently, whilst naturally every person also acts stupidly at times. And we can explore, in an open discussion, the difficult question of how we can act intelligently and in a way that promotes well-being more and more often.
In every classroom on this earth, it should therefore be written that no human being is stupid, but that every human being is unique, has strengths and weaknesses and that this diversity makes us so incredibly strong when we manage to work together, we complement and expand each other. Let's celebrate our uniqueness, unite our strengths and try to create a better world together, for us humans and our animal relatives. Let's try to act intelligently more and more often.

2. Explore the question of what it might mean to act in a way that is beneficial (intelligent) to oneself, intelligent toward all fellow human beings, and intelligent toward as many other sentient beings as possible. Seek out and introduce actions, projects, and people who attempt to act in this spirit.

3. Establishment of a well-being-promoting, intelligent economic model