Corona, which was a deadly pandemic from a biological Perspective, seems to have caused people to act more intelligently in their interactions with the requirement of social distancing from a sociological Perspective. Intelligence, which has been the focus of many biological and psychological discussions, at the same time has remained far from the perspective of sociological analysis. Based on this, the present research is focused on the analysis of the role of intelligence in the interaction with the phenomenology of the lived experience of Borujerd Lak-speakers of pre/post-corona social interactions. 16 samples were selected purposefully and the data were collected through in-depth interviews and participatory observation. According to the results, " Crowd Interaction" (pre-corona) was based on crowd behavior, autocratic construction, and crowd intelligence, and "Social Interaction" (post-corona) was based on social behavior, democratic construction, and social intelligence. The findings of the present research showed that intelligence is a social component and has social functions and results that can be analyzed sociologically. In general, facing Corona has caused a transition from Crowd Interaction to Social Interaction, and intelligence as a social category has played an important role in this transition.