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While that sounds convincing, it's contrary to psychological scientific consensus. Evidence strongly suggests a g factor: people who are good at one cognitive task are very likely to be good at another.
Human intelligence "generalizes" across the domains that human intelligence is specialized in. That doesn't make it general. Humans actually suck at *most* tasks.
As a simple example: let's say you're good at "language learning", then you'll be good at learning *any* language (a "g" factor across languages). Yet, "being good at language learning" is still a specialized form of intelligence.
Similarly, when it comes to "being good at the tasks that humans usually choose to undertake", you'll see that a "g" factor across these tasks, yet this remains a specialized form of intelligence.
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