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 |  Goal Diversity: \\ Breadth of goals  | If a system X can meet a wider range of goals than system Y, system X is more //powerful// than system Y.  |
 |  Generality  | Any system X that exceeds system Y on one or more of the above we say it's more //general// than system Y, but typically pushing for increased generality means pushing on all of the above dimensions.   |
-|  General intelligence...  | ...means less is needed to be known up front when the system is created, the system can figure things out and knows how to handle itself.   |
+|  General intelligence...  | ...means less is needed to be known up front when the system is created, the system can learn to figure things out and how to handle itself, in light of **LTE**.   |
 |  And yet: \\ The hallmark of an AGI  | A system that can handle novel or **brand-new** //open problems//. The level of difficulty of the problems it solves would indicate its generality.  |