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Psychology and philosophy of intuition

This article provides a thoughtful exploration of the philosophical and psychological dimensions of intuition. It delves into the distinction between intuition and instinct, emphasizing intuition’s role in acquiring knowledge and complementing rational thought. The article examines how intuition can function as an underpinning of scientific knowledge, as Aristotle posited, and discusses how diverse experiences and free association can cultivate this skill.

By offering both theoretical and practical perspectives, the article helps readers build confidence in utilizing intuitive abilities in personal and professional contexts. It also highlights methods for empowering deep learning through intuitive insights, making it a valuable resource for those aiming to integrate philosophical understanding with practical applications of intuition.

Link to the article

⏰  Time needed: Up to 60 mins 

🎓  Learning style: Reading, Writing

📈  Level of experience: Medium

🧑‍🏫  At which training phase: Ongoing (for continuous use and development)

⭐  Competences: Building confidence in using intuitive skills., Using methods that foster deep learning and intuitive growth.

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