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  • “When you think that you are referring to your intuition, actually you just learn an association between subliminal signals in your context and the outcome of your actions,”

    • I think that's the ~definition~ of intuition, isn't it?
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  • “This might now provide an explanation why we often base our decisions on intuitive hunches where a certain option somehow feels right,”

    • Pattern recognition - it works for spelling and grammar, too. You may not know why, but your gut, or more accurately, part of your brain does.
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  Mae Tang

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  Maggie Wolfe Riley on 2008-08-29
  I think that's the ~definition~ of intuition, isn't it?
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  Maggie Wolfe Riley on 2008-08-29
  Pattern recognition - it works for spelling and grammar, too. You may not know why, but your gut, or more accurately, part of your brain does.

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