Originality a Popular Study of the Creative Mind
Originality a Popular Study of the Creative Mind
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83 ORIGINALITY not find that intuitions come from experience so richly unified that when a new situation presents itself illumination comes in a moment, and judgment is instantaneous ? Memory, acting for the most part unconsciously, but with unusual efficiency, is the basis of our intuitions. 1 Instinctive likes and dislikes, immediate decisions when confronted with a new situation in business, are the spontaneous outcome of previous experience acting in a focus.
To reason a thing out is to tur...n to a collection of facts, to study their pros and cons, and to weigh them with a view to securing a preponderance on one side or another. The task is often laborious, and it shows intellect in its least attractive light ; whereas in intuition we see the mind working on its highest levels ; the process is rapid almost to instantaneity, but its rapidity is the sole difference dividing it from the slower method of reasoned argument. 2 The law of associa- 1 John Stuart Mill, in a letter to Dr W. B.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
83 ORIGINALITY not find that intuitions come from experience so richly unified that when a new situation presents itself illumination comes in a moment, and judgment is instantaneous ? Memory, acting for the most part unconsciously, but with unusual efficiency, is the basis of our intuitions. 1 Instinctive likes and dislikes, immediate decisions when confronted with a new situation in business, are the spontaneous outcome of previous experience acting in a focus.
To reason a thing out is to tur...n to a collection of facts, to study their pros and cons, and to weigh them with a view to securing a preponderance on one side or another. The task is often laborious, and it shows intellect in its least attractive light ; whereas in intuition we see the mind working on its highest levels ; the process is rapid almost to instantaneity, but its rapidity is the sole difference dividing it from the slower method of reasoned argument. 2 The law of associa- 1 John Stuart Mill, in a letter to Dr W. B.
What to read after Originality a Popular Study of the Creative Mind?
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