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PrintableJustErin said: It's a terrible razor. Don't use it! It really nicks you bad.
 that, and it clogs like the dickens.  | |
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Steadwood said: virginie74 said: ... Do you think their are differences in intuition between male and female? no
....Also do you believe Culture has an influence over intuition? yes How do you think culture influences Intuition?  Ungratefully. | |
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JDINTERACTIVE said: If it gets me hard I go for it.
 Wait, changed my mind, this is my answer too.  oh noes, prince is gonna soo me!!1! | |
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retina said: LleeLlee said: Like being able to predict the outcome of something (or think you can) without having all the facts, and I think it stems from past experience and something else, knowledge or awarenss of yourself, a thought process that isnt based on reason or logic.
That sounds about right.
There's sometimes a kind of magic behind it too though, that tips the scale. It's not just skill and subconscious reasoning, I think, even though that constitutes the bulk of it. 
. How would you define subconscious reasoning? I ask because we're not able to tap into our subconscious at will and make decisions based on that, if we do its conscious reasoning. You could have subconscious impulses, but you wouldn't be aware of them. | |
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JustErin said: It's a terrible razor. Don't use it! It really nicks you bad.
YES!!!!!11 I HATE IT!!!!! | |
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LleeLlee said: retina said: That sounds about right.
There's sometimes a kind of magic behind it too though, that tips the scale. It's not just skill and subconscious reasoning, I think, even though that constitutes the bulk of it.
. How would you define subconscious reasoning? I ask because we're not able to tap into our subconscious at will and make decisions based on that, if we do its conscious reasoning. You could have subconscious impulses, but you wouldn't be aware of them. I mean that we all make deductions based on experience without being aware that we're doing so. This applies even to the simplest things; you don't think to yourself that "if I drop this apple it will fall to the ground because of gravity, the effects of which I've observed countless times", but subconsciously you do make that kind of reasoning (or "decuction" if you will, it's just a matter of semantics). | |
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