The software lacks intuition, so it couldn't apply its knowledge to chess, checkers or "World of Warcraft," say.
In Sherlock Holmes and Philosophy: The Footprints of a Gigantic Mind (2011), Samardzija notes that Pulaski's argument that Data lacks intuition is reminiscent of parts of Nietzsche's 1878 work Human, All Too Human.
But once we remember that one's beliefs and judgements may conflict with one's intuitions it is not at all clear that the subjects lack the intuition that it would be permissible to pull the lever in the switch case when they say that it would be wrong.
People with damage to the ventromedial prefrontal cortex lack this intuition, and so they take inordinate time to make decisions in general.
Computers can be used to assist in making the diagnosis; however, they lack the intuition of an experienced physician and the nonverbal diagnostic clues obtained during the interview.
If there was a lack of intuition or instinctiveness about his tactics – an overall pragmatism – then it has to be remembered that captaincy is executive but also consultative; a unilateral, autocratic captain is usually a poor one.
Some of his antipathy to banks might be traced to this time, when his job seemed at risk.The worry today is that the lack of intuition in Sir Mervyn's team will hamper the new, complex regulatory regime, too.
This lack of intuition, man for man, is so unlike the United we have come to know and Ferdinand could not entirely be blamed when he was harried into a pass straight out of defence to dangerous left winger Hernan Perez.
Functionalists, for example, don't usually claim to lack the intuition that the Chinese nation (Block 1978) would lack qualia.
