Let's talk a little bit about something outside your range of familiarity! Since I can ask anything, I'm legitimately curious now that I think about it.

You know that funny little thing folks call intuition?

That secondary whisper in the back of your head? It's not actually a voice, but a feeling that you get around or over something, and your head translates it into words? Everybody has it, and some are more aware or sensitive to it than others.

So my question is, have you ever had that secondary impulse? Did you listen to it or not? And, most of all, what's the biggest thing that ever came out of listening to that little whisper? Good or bad?

Quote from: Sandtrap on November 21, 2014, 12:27:27 PM

So my question is, have you ever had that secondary impulse? Did you listen to it or not? And, most of all, what's the biggest thing that ever came out of listening to that little whisper? Good or bad?

The only sort of meaningful intuition I'm aware of is moral intuition, which people like me are woefully lacking in.

I think the best definition of intuition is cognition without or before reason, and in that case I don't pretend to realise myself having it in any form. The problem lies in confusing it with impulse, which I certainly have.

In answer to your question - I don't know. If I do exercise intuition on some level (which I'm absolutely sure I must do) it certainly isn't a substantial part of my life.

Well there we go. Danka.

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