These policies have been in place for a number of years, and those who adopted them report that they have been successful and productive. Because we need new ideas, new goals, and new ways of working, we need term limits for our chair. Tell me your thoughts and reactions to this proposal. Gardner gives as examples writers, speakers, and lawyers. Logical-mathematical intelligence involves, as its name implies, math, analyzing and solving problems logically, and scientific inquiry.
Musical intelligence is very interesting.
He mentions dancers, actors, athletes, surgeons, mechanics, etc. Examples can range from a pilot of an airliner to an architect to a graphic artist to a chess player. Finally, we come to existential intelligence, which Gardner is not yet ready to label an intelligence. This he firmly says no to. But in thinking on this whole question, he seems to want to come up with something in this broader area, so he has noted the possible existential intelligence instead of a spiritual intelligence.