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The last post is the WINNER!

sun rise

The world is on fire
Premium Member
You're arguing that intuition is only real
when it turns out correct. It reminds me
of those who claim that all Christians are
good....the bad ones aren't real Christians.
I see. You don't care about scientific research because you've made up your mind. Your attitude would be "smoking does not cause cancer because everyone who smokes does not get cancer" and so forth.
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
I see. You don't care about scientific research because you've made up your mind.
Just claiming "scientific" shouldn't inspire unquestioning
faith in the claim....especially when your source is writers
at Bored Panda.
It's also "scientific" to note that memory is selective, & that
memories of close calls avoided by intuition are stronger
than memories of non-events that triggered intuition.
So collecting some anecdotes is meaningless.
Your attitude would be "smoking does not cause cancer because everyone who smokes does not get cancer" and so forth.
So much for your understanding of science.
I'll bet that Deepak Chopra is your favorite scientist.
 

Estro Felino

Believer in free will
Premium Member
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sun rise

The world is on fire
Premium Member
Just claiming "scientific" shouldn't inspire unquestioning
faith in the claim....especially when your source is writers
at Bored Panda.
It's also "scientific" to note that memory is selective, & that
memories of close calls avoided by intuition are stronger
than memories of non-events that triggered intuition.
So collecting some anecdotes is meaningless.

So much for your understanding of science.
I'll bet that Deepak Chopra is your favorite scientist.

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