Motaint

Motaint, noun, (Moe-Taint)
A Motaint is a medium sized monkey indigenous to the South America regions, more specifically Brazil and Venezuela, allthough some have sited in Chile.
The monkeys get there name from fighting with the Tribe of Cow and at one point in the middle ages all the monkeys were executed except two (2), and then the cows took the remaining 2 monkeys and cut off their taint and had it sewn on there foreheads, then the last monkeys were forced to breed and the race became Motaints. Only 7 dead Motaints have even been found, they have never been studied alive or in there natural habitat.

Did you see that Motaint? No I didnt.
I heard the Motaints attacked the Cows again.

by Kevin Weiss January 25, 2006

Metaintelligence

Intelligence about intelligence—the capacity to understand, evaluate, and improve one's own intelligent functioning. Metaintelligence encompasses knowing what kinds of intelligence one has, recognizing situations that require different intelligent approaches, monitoring one's own problem-solving, and deliberately developing one's cognitive capabilities. It's the meta-level capacity that enables someone to ask: What kind of problem is this? What intelligences does it require? Do I have those? How can I compensate for my weaknesses? How can I enhance my strengths? Metaintelligence is what separates raw cognitive ability from wisdom—the difference between being smart and knowing how to be smart, between having intelligence and understanding it.

Example: "She wasn't the fastest thinker in the room, but her metaintelligence was extraordinary—she knew exactly what problems played to her strengths, when to slow down, when to ask for help, and how to learn from every mistake. Raw intelligence fades; metaintelligence compounds."

by Dumu The Void March 16, 2026