I don't know the laws in Australia but I totally expect crouching is demanded of all Aussie citizens...We're not allowed to crouch?
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I don't know the laws in Australia but I totally expect crouching is demanded of all Aussie citizens...We're not allowed to crouch?
I claim detailed prognostication in some areas.So what you are saying is that you don't know but claim prophecy because...
I claim detailed prognostication in some areas.
And less detail in others.
You haven't proven otherwise.
I'll bet that it's just as easy to find 35You can't be intuition when it happens 35 Times People Felt “Something’s Not Right Here” And Acted On Gut Feelings That Saved Their Lives
I don't know the laws in Australia but I totally expect crouching is demanded of all Aussie citizens...
I'll bet that it's just as easy to find 35
times that intuition yielded nothing,
or even made things worse.
That's not real intuition. But to accept that real intuition exists is very hard for a materialist.
That's not real intuition. But to accept that real intuition exists is very hard for a materialist.
I lived through NOT acting on my gut feelings, and ended up almost getting killed by a rogue car at the crossing near school...How would things have turned out if I had stayed home after lunch instead of going back to school for the afternoon? Who would have been injured or died if I hadn't ignored my gut and been there?You can't be intuition when it happens 35 Times People Felt “Something’s Not Right Here” And Acted On Gut Feelings That Saved Their Lives
Oh, the no true real intuition fallacy, eh.That's not real intuition. But to accept that real intuition exists is very hard for a materialist.
Oh, the no true real intuition fallacy, eh.
You're just using the no true real intuition fallacy fallacy fallacy.Exactly...but you do realize you have just used the no true real intuition fallacy, fallacy
Oh, the no true real intuition fallacy, eh.
You're arguing that intuition is only realPostulate: intuition is a real facility but one that only manifests rarely. And let's use something like smoking-cancer as an analogy. There was no proof that smoking caused cancer for quite a while. There was first some who thought so, then there was a statistical correlation and finally the action of the constituents on lung tissue verified at the physical level.
Now I'm asserting that intuition can be thought of in a similar way. The next step would be for people to be part of a research study where they recorded what they thought of as intuition when they first felt it.
That process has started Intuition and Insight: Two Processes That Build on Each Other or Fundamentally Differ?