Recommending such a theory is the intuition, shared by many, that we are motivated to do what we judge good just because we judge it good (and the intuition that, if I am motivated to do something, I desire to do it).
But it is contrary to a deeply rooted faith or intuition, shared by philosophers, physicists, and the proverbial man in the street, that at any point in time there is one and only one state of the universe which is "true", and with which every true statement about the world must be consistent.
The experimental result confirms our intuitions: sharing information across related domains increases the predictive performance, mainly owing to an increase in sensitivity.
Their friendship begins in a mutual intuition of shared loneliness -- Dorothy looks out her window to see Solomon perpetually polishing his car -- and a desire to be of help and comfort to one another.
Through this intuition, they share in the finality of being itself and in some finite way participate in its infinite characteristics.
Millen, "On the freedom of decryption", Information Processing Letters 86 (6) (June 2003) 329 333] Millen formalizes this intuition for shared key cryptography and provides conditions under which it holds; that is, conditions under which security for a free algebra version of the protocol implies security of the version using rewrite rules.
Moreover, in some cases this intuition is shared by those who uphold the likelihood principle, namely when the stopping rule depends on the process being recorded in a way not already expressed by the hypotheses at issue (cf. Robbins 1952, Howson and Urbach 2006, p. 365).
Everyday we were surprised by the dedication and intuition they shared with everyone.
Women have been enslaved, brutalized, mutilated, and burned at the stake for sharing intuition and feminine wisdom.
One project for the experimental ethics of moral judgment, associated with Stephen Stich and Jonathan Weinberg,[7] is to determine the extent to which various moral intuitions are shared by philosophers and ordinary people.
