If you're too busy, too active, or working too hard to "figure things out," you might miss important spiritual intuition, messages, and guidance.
A definition that quantifies this intuition has been missing.
'An Astrophysicist Goes Missing, and His Children Search the Stars" was a headline that caught the eye of Daniel Baldwin of New York: "My intuition tells me that the term goes missing is grammatically incorrect," he writes.
In grounding health in rules and restriction, rather than pleasure and intuition, wellness misses a trick.
The example he offers later on provides some intuition, but misses the point as it fails to address the role of noise (fluctuations in input signals) in setting the scale (at low inputs), by reducing an increasing number of false positives as genuine signals may get drowned out by noise.
Hired to deliver a brothel madam's ashes to her missing son, who is then murdered, Walker works on nicotine, booze, exhaust fumes and intuition.
Currently, the design of metallic carbon is mainly by educated intuition which could miss some more stable allotropes.
Rather than presenting science as a linear progress, both auto- and hetero-biographical sources inform us about flashes of intuition, lucky breaks, missed opportunities and fatal turns (Beckwith 2002; Graham 2004).
This is easily missed, as we tend to identify intuitions with the beliefs based on them, rather than with the intellectual seemings on which those beliefs are based.
It turned out — and still turns out — that people's economic intuition, if untutored by models, missed a major possibility that is in fact probably the main story.
