It's a special form of intuition.
It requires a special kind of intuition to navigate those waters.
It has been a part of our core training, and our special skills and intuition make us unique in this regard.
To posit a special faculty of moral intuition that generates such overall judgments in the face of conflicting considerations is to wheel in a deus ex machina.
The belief that it could would seem to involve some kind of mysticism; and, indeed, many "naturalistic" philosophers have felt that the appeals of "Rationalist" philosophers like Plato, Descartes, Leibniz and, more recently, Katz (1988, 1990), Bealer (1987) and Bonjour (1998), to some special faculty of "rational intuition," seem no better off than appeals to "revelation" to establish theology.
"[Growing up] I was exposed to a lot of R&B, a lot of hip-hop, a lot of dance, I was hearing this mix of music, I was very aware," he added, going on to explain what makes "Following My Intuition" so special for him: "When I made the album, it connected on such a level that I never expected".
But this argument, which can be found in Cicero's De Officiis, depends upon our intuitions that fellow-citizenship is like friendship or brotherhood and that friendship and brotherhood do come with special obligations, and both intuitions require more argument.
This summer the resident menagerie is joined by 18 pieces on loan for a special show titled "Grand Intuitions: Calder's Monumental Sculpture".
With opposed intuitions about when special care is due, the tactic of arguing from intuitions about special care to the grounds of this care is indecisive.
He had "created something special," a small legacy of intuition and feeling that no computer or trainer had forecast for him.
She had what her college roommate and University of Toronto law-school classmate Trisha Jackson calls "that special combination of intellect and intuition and engagement".
