(Malcolm Gladwell wrote about this kind of intuition in Blink). The third kind, strategic intuition, is not a vague feeling, like ordinary intuition.
If the best defense against it is to adopt a brand of essentialism that has less support from intuition than origin essentialism itself already enjoyed, then the argument for origin essentialism seems to offer little more support for the claim than the intuition did in the first place.
It draws directly on the fundamental intuition that led in the first instance to the outlawing of 'entrapment' as a prosecutorial instrument.
The wish to include this aspect was one of Schleiermacher's reasons for supplementing religious "intuition" with "feeling" in the first edition of On Religion.
Our gut feelings are called gut feelings for a reason -- research suggests that emotion and intuition are very much rooted in the "second brain" in the gut.
But locating that intuition in the Constitution is not easy.
"Call it intuition," said LAURA DAY, who wrote three books with the word "intuition" in the title.
Consider the role of "intuition" in twentieth-century phenomenology, for example, not to mention Parmenides's poem (where the philosophy is presented by a goddess) and much of Plato's philosophy, including the Allegory of the Cave.
The above analysis leads to several observations In the first place, intuition might be not a good instrument to predict the CER consequences of changes in costs and (especially) benefits.
The intuition in using the image whiteness is similar to the first step used in He's method to obtain the DCP (30).
