Don't trust a theory of cognition that doesn't take into account temporal dynamics, active sensorimotor control, environmental open-endedness, and goal-setting. These are the bare requirements.
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Specifically, a theory that encompasses all of these factors.
I'm not aware of any. Grand theories of cognition tend to focus on one specific dimension of one specific module of cognition, and build a narrative along the lines of "this is all there is to understand about the brain" (it is not.)
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As a neurodivergent, I find IQ tests and their counterparts strange. Many of the smartest people score poorly on these (top 10% rather than top 0.0001%) while other smart people score incredibly well. I'd love to understand a different framework for understanding intelligence...
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That answers why this is the case and fully appreciates the many different ways in which people demonstrate elevated levels of cognitive ability.
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This could subsequently contribute to further progress in Deep learning as we understand what truly makes us human rather than the android sense of intelligence demonstrated by IQ tests etc
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