The antagocognitive breadth-pressure

A cognitive agent can potentially use any knowledge or intelligence they possess to outsmart another agent. Consequently, resisting them requires learning to process whichever domains become adversarially relevant.

This creates breadth-pressure:

\[ \text{Greater opponent-variety} \rightarrow \text{greater required domain-range} \rightarrow \text{greater general-intelligence development} \]

A social manipulator pressures social intelligence.

A logician pressures logical intelligence.

A strategist pressures strategic intelligence.

An unpredictable creator pressures creativity and adaptive intelligence.

An agent combining all four pressures their integration.

Thus, higher antaintelligence cannot remain narrow for long. It becomes an intelligence-integrator.