An immediate shared knowing that lets people cooperate without explicit command or speech.
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intuition
An immediate shared knowing that lets people cooperate without explicit command or speech.
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Key Notes
Direct internal access to God and truth that Jiang links to empirical discovery and science.
Jiang does not use math in game theory because random human behavior cannot be modeled with only a few hundred years of data; he uses intuition, doubt, debate, and imagination.
The Divine Comedy requires heart, imagination, instinct, intuition, and faith because the truth of Inferno cannot be known by surface reading alone.
Jiang says Inferno is an illusion and deception requiring readers to use mind, heart, imagination, instinct, and intuition.
Jiang says readers must believe they have a connection with God, through which truth is revealed by intuition and imagination.
Athena is interpreted as part of Odysseus' soul, an intuition that tells him something is wrong and he must stop the army's flight.
He says his book-writing process requires meditation, discussion, experimentation, intuition, imagination, and long walks rather than simply sitting for ten hours a day.
Jiang says Ice Age humans survived not because someone planned every task but because they intuitively knew how to cooperate around food, housing, clothing, and shelter.
He says preliterate people were more intuitive, imaginative, and empathic than modern literate people, able to perceive emotions without asking.
Timestamped Evidence
"is the host. Once the U.S. leaves, Israel becomes a host, Pax Judica, transnational capital, becomes a parasite. Okay? So there's no way the..."
"...be constrained by math. Okay? So I use a lot of intuition. I use a lot of doubt. I use a lot of debate...."
"...to believe in your instincts. You have to believe in your intuition. You have to believe that you have a connection with God."
"...is God that will reveal to you the truth through your intuition and your imagination. Okay? So the divine comedy is a journey really..."
"...to believe in your instincts. You have to believe in your intuition."
"...is God that will reveal to you the truth for your intuition and your imagination, okay? So the divine comedy is a journey really..."
"...always part of Odysseus. It's part of his soul, right? The intuition. And his intuition tells him, there's something wrong here. I need to..."
"Okay, so thanks, Oz, for the encouragement. I am planning to write a book, okay? Now, I'm going to read a book. I've written..."
"will uh keep on emphasizing for the rest of for the rest of semester is they just knew it okay so let's do a..."
"...to you all this stuff is all this is because of intuition okay no one said hey there's a mammoth let's go kill it..."
"good at working together no you didn't have need to have a boss to say okay you should go and hunt bisons you should..."
"very creative we were very we resourceful all right so we know a lot about the ice age because as you can imagine during..."
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