Since data and information that are not interpretable won't offer you any insights, insights must lie within the interpretable parts of the extractable information.
According to this account, the imagination interprets nature as revealing metaphysical insights: insights about things such as the meaning of life, the human condition, or our place in the cosmos.
"I guess I had an insight about insight".
Ethical insight opens onto theological insight, not the other way around.
Dr. Robert Klitzman, of Columbia University, says, "Pills should not obviate insight; they should enable insight".
His encounters with Saudis at all levels of society bring all his strengths into play and yield insight after insight into the dilemmas America faces in the Middle East.
Unfortunately, all the classic puzzles developed by scientists to study insight required insight; if subjects didn't solve them in a sudden "Aha!" moment, they didn't solve them at all.
Even when we are in the late, dank novels, doesn't Henry give more insight, even testable insight, into why people act as oddly as they do?
As he tries to tiptoe out of the office, Ron Steck, a vice president at the Growth and Leadership Center and Ms. Hollands's son-in-law, is summoned to the meeting to offer a man's insight -- the prevailing insight -- into the ways of powerful women.
"The process at an advertising agency — and for the most part the process works — is you do research, you understand the customer, you get an insight, and that insight is translated into creative," Mr. Baim said, referring to the idea that is taken back to the client.
