Instead, painting had become a way to put intellectual intuitions into practice, or rather to confirm intellectual intuitions in artistic practices.
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Our moral intuitions may well be grounded in biology, but Churchland fails to explore the most pressing questions of when, or even if, we should rely on such intuitions as a guide.
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The one piece of advice I give people is that if you have intuitions that what people are doing is wrong and that there could be something better, you should follow your intuitions.
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Our sensitivity to attestation explains why culture has such a potent influence on our intuitions about the supernatural, which wouldn't be the case if those intuitions were governed chiefly by biology or physics.
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When you're being asked to think about the meaning of your intuitions before you act on them, maybe along the way you decide your intuitions are destructive or make no sense at all.
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Like many purported intuitions, however, gaydar often relies on stereotypes.
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And I think they have intuitions that shade their views.
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The motif of women's intuitions was back with a vengeance.
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But both positions also appeal to some of our intuitions.
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Sacrificing the many rubs our utilitarian intuitions the wrong way.
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Researchers have formalized those intuitions into theories of learning styles.
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But let's be precise: These are really intuitions about unfairness.
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Are our intuitions about why people do terrible things wrong?
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These correlations seriously mess with our intuitions about time and space.
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Obviously there's not going to be a gene for deontological intuitions.
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Why is it so easy to disconnect from our moral intuitions?
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Our intuitions about such vast temporal distances are soft and uncertain.
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Yet as important as those arguments are, they are better understood as articulating a conceptual structure for intuitions and perceptions that exceed their limits — intuitions and perceptions that animate the individual outreach of most pro-life activists.
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It's that our intuitions about how our memories work are often wrong.
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P-adic numbers are "far removed from our everyday intuitions," Scholze said.
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The moon connects with Neptune at 5:34 AM, boosting our intuitions.
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But his prophetic intuitions made him something of a hero to Perl.
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Our intuitions are shown to be correct by this very precise technology.
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Haidt's research focuses on the links between moral intuitions and political beliefs.
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Equality is a composite idea—a nexus of complementary and competing intuitions.
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"You shouldn't trust your intuitions," he told the philosophers on the Rembrandt.
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But this is a case where our casual intuitions can be misleading.
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Jonathan Haidt's work on political intuitions helps explain how the president enrages them.
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Their moral intuitions point them in one direction, their political instincts in another.
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Which shows our intuitions about what might convince another person are often wrong.
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From the porch of a rented house, he began to codify his intuitions.
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The relationship view doesn't fit with some of our intuitions about these things.
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But another is that his client's interest lies in bludgeoning our moral intuitions.
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The knot of intuitions I came with on this trip is finally unravelling.
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This "sequentiality" seemed to match intuitions of how humans actually read written sentences.
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They have a set of universal intuitions that help establish harmony between peoples.
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Yes—intuitions can appear at any second, but I try to keep them away.
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Had I unwittingly harnessed some kind of unconscious synaesthetic intuitions to boost my recovery?
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But when you start to try to ground these intuitions, things quickly become complicated.
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Though each of these appeals to certain moral intuitions, they all have serious problems.
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It means treating one's own prejudices as intuitions rather than distortions to be overcome.
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I think our intuitions are wrong in just about every way they can be.
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Intuitions are technically, I guess, based on deep neural networks, the ones in your brain.
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I have openly referred to A Synthesis of Intuitions as "Art World Christmas" on Instagram.
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To understand our intuitions about plausibility, then, we need to look beyond entities to actions.
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They have forced second thoughts before a leader's intuitions steer things in a wrong direction.
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Moreover, aggregating the intuitions of many traders usually beats relying on any group of pundits.
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Philosophers compete to shift our intuitions from one end of the field to the other.
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Our instincts and intuitions evolved in rich contexts; that's what they're meant to deal with.
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But current discussions of superhuman A.I. are plagued by flawed intuitions about the nature of intelligence.
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And it's a good reminder that we shouldn't always trust our intuitions about our own behavior.
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The job of economists is to impose mathematical rigour on intuitions about markets, economies and people.
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That's a fact that kind of flies in the face of a lot of people's intuitions.
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Hitler was a buffoon of ruthless intuitions who contrived to take the world down with him.
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My idea is that some of our moral intuitions might be explained through the same mechanism.
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Although constitutional law doesn't always track ordinary moral intuitions, this is an instance where it does.
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A wave of major pension funds, endowment funds and other intuitions have divested from fossil fuels.
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Kupka's paintings suggest that our intuitions about visual reality relate intimately to our intuitions about the vibrant body, something he deliciously demonstrates with his affecting "Family Portrait" (1910) and "Big Nude" (1910), completed after setting up his studio at Puteaux, where he met the young Marcel Duchamp.
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When we apply spatial intuitions to time, we unwittingly assume that time has no intrinsic direction, either.
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Neptune stations direct at 9:21 AM, encouraging us to trust our intuitions and explore our fantasies.
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Sacrificing the individual rubs our Kantian intuitions — our sense of what a "superhero" is — the wrong way.
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And Clinton, it's worth remembering, had virtually the opposite policy and emotional intuitions toward refugees as Trump.
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So how do we tell this story in a way that aligns with our basic moral intuitions?
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Johnson starts with intuitions—redwoods are beautiful; the tech scene is cool—but quickly moves beyond them.
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It's about the package of intuitions and gestures that lead to one vision of politics versus another.
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In each situation, we must feel our way forward, reconciling our conflicting intuitions about what "equal" means.
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Most exhibitions present a readymade critical perspective, supporting a viewpoint you already know, confirming your prior intuitions.
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Building on those intuitions, physicists have since made discovery after discovery about the very fabric of existence.
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More advocates telling our stories in our way with our faces, our inflections, our concerns, our intuitions.
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The trouble is, almost all our intuitions evolved out of simpler times for savannah-type survival situations.
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Unfortunately, it is easy to the change details of this example in ways that shift our own intuitions.
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Similarly, despite the mockery that Mr Brooks's tale sparked online, his intuitions turned out to be spot-on.
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Scientific research reveals far more than our intuitions do about the nature of these phenomena, with greater accuracy.
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Today, there are more than 4,000 degree-granting intuitions in the nation, according to US News & World Report.
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Before students begin exploring the data, ask them to record some of their intuitions about the question above.
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If you can't rely on your own intuitions, then, you need some external code of behavior to guide you.
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The point is that, as I've written elsewhere, our intuitions often fail to track the actual risks around us.
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Worse, like the biological theory of plausibility, it fails to account for some of our intuitions about supernatural beings.
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Correspondingly, data triumphalism must not be allowed to crowd out political intuitions like those that propelled Trump's primary win.
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When we don't have good historical precedent, then we should shade our intuitions toward admitting that anything could happen.
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The obvious caveat is that the public's intuitions may change substantially as a debate over these proposals takes shape.
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The Turing machine model gives precision to our intuitions about what a computer can do and how it works.
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When Eliza is attacked — she injures her arm fighting off an attempted rape — her father's worst intuitions are confirmed.
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Her forthcoming book, Conversion Disorder, continues in this unconventional style of diaristic fantasies, affective intuitions, and astute structural readings.
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I sometimes have intuitions about myself, like random thoughts that I say aloud that end up happening in real life.
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I believe that the algorithms nature uses are tangible and understandable, and won't require intuitions that we're incapable of having.
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In other words, these students' intuitions about spoilers (in this case, that they would enjoy spoiled stories more) were wrong.
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You'll be coached on how to manage your emotions, follow your intuitions and take a realistic, active approach to issues.
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The Moon in grounded Capricorn connects with dreamy Neptune in Pisces at 1:37 PM, boosting our imaginations and intuitions.
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But, if you know the history, you can imagine how our intuitions might look foolish, even immoral, a generation later.
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Without denying the grandeur of the Cubi sculptures, Kirili sees through their finished state to the intuitions that produced them.
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So there's a little bit of a conflict between people's intuitions and what you see in labor market data here.
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SP That whole story is an example of where actual moral benefit and human moral intuitions are not in sync.
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Having done so, I can concede that there's something about Mr. Bolsonaro that activates deep moral intuitions in his supporters.
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Were his intuitions correct, or was he unfairly projecting past situations from his life (er, The Bachelorette) on to others?
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As I spent time with my mother, I found that my intuitions were shifting to Dennett's side of the field.
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In practice, almost everyone carries around a lot of inconsistent intuitions and heuristics, different sets for different sorts of situations.
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" He added: "He follows through on all those intuitions where I think most of us sometimes don't, really spending his time.
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For years, she's been bothered by one question in particular: How did humans come to feel empathy and other moral intuitions?
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Yet despite his blazing intuitions and his sense of the darker repercussions of technological progress, Wells is now an unfashionable figure.
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If you go against your intuitions, you start to betray values that deeply affect you, and that was happening to me.
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I see this refusal to acknowledge the role of luck as toxic to both our ethical intuitions and our policy discourse.
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Some see him as a dangerous rogue actor, but others respect his intuitions about the dangers of political Islam writ large.
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Have the students revisit their initial intuitions for further comparisons: In what ways did the data meet, or defy, their expectations?
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"When people think about their superstitious intuitions, they are likely to automatically retrieve examples from memory that support them," Risen writes.
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He had the pop intuitions of Michael Jackson, the guitar heroics of Van Halen, and the mythology and pageantry of David Bowie.
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Giles and his colleagues have shown that SSDs that exploit these synaesthetic intuitions are much easier for people to learn to use.
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The hysterical way in which intuitions of power reacted reveals, among other things, the philosophical fragility and deep insecurity of that power.
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Luckily, you have a hard shell to protect you, dear crab, not to mention one of the sharpest intuitions in the zodiac!
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Depending on your intuitions, this might seem like a very good thing, or the beginning of the end of democratic self-governance.
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Our intuitions are formed by analogies — our minds go to a story of sexual exploitation or to a story of unlikely love.
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Within this context, Levitz writes, there are some aspects of progressive ideology that put the left in perpetual tension with majoritarian intuitions.
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It also suggests that the intuitions upon which philosophers so confidently rely are actually illusions created by an elaborate system of machinery.
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"Intuitions about Congress's intentions are no substitute for statutory text," Maine Community Health Options wrote in a brief to the high court.
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Dubljević also admitted that he has an axe to grind—he has his own opinion of morality as a balance of different intuitions.
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If our moral intuitions align on anything, is it not on the idea that empathy for other human beings is a good thing?
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The political science models (and our intuitions) did not hold for citizens who had voted consistently even a few times in the past.
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He is a man of fiendish energy and malicious intuitions who gets the blood up by appealing to the barbarian in us all.
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I think people's intuitions about whether an anti-merger lawsuit should go forward are typically connected to their sentiments of the companies being discussed.
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But now his intuitions, grudges, impulses, and obsessions are backed by the full force of the executive branch and everyone who works for it.
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Adrian Piper: A Synthesis of Intuitions, 1965–2016 continues at the Museum of Modern Art (11 West 53rd Street, Midtown, Manhattan) through July 22.
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Lenka Zdeborová, a researcher at the Institute of Theoretical Physics at CEA Saclay in France, points out that human intuitions are often equally impenetrable.
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The second is a paper by Adrian Weller (of the University of Cambridge), on building algorithmic systems that map to our intuitions of fairness.
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The play represents the failure of rhetorical manipulation in the face of one's own natural moral intuitions, our own sense of right and wrong.
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Therefore, the laws of this country must prevail in ushering-in the necessary compliance, thereby, preventing our déjà vu intuitions from becoming a reality.
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Art Review She's an artist and scholar, and at "A Synthesis of Intuitions" you see thinking — about gender, racism, art — happening before your eyes.
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Despite the platoon's intuitions about Bullock being somehow apart from their ranks, none of the Marines knew the truth until a few days later.
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But people in this province also said they relied on their intuitions when forming opinions on vaccination and autism, and GMOs, instead of actual science.
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But grammatical intuitions are more deeply disturbed by the addition of new pronouns, which is why invented ones like "ze" have failed to spread widely.
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Everyone has strong intuitions that certain things are morally wrong, and every reader instinctively believes that certain readings of a text are false or absurd.
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Some of these links even exist in blind people's brains – and harnessing such intuitions and expectations can provide a gateway into the world of vision.
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" He goes so far as to advocate study in Aristotle's ethics and Buddhist ethics so they can "better track intuitions about moral and ethical behavior.
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As a result of this, even their most striking and genuine intuitions are mired in falsity and hollow rhetoric, a contest of would-be dogmatisms.
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"Even as secularism reduces overt religiosity in many places religion has apparently still left a deep and abiding mark on human moral intuitions," the authors write.
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I try to understand the person in front of me—I tell her about my photographic intuitions and ask her how she feels about the photos.
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What's next: "This shows that we need to intervene far, far earlier in the pipeline than intuitions would suggest," says Jack Clark, policy director at OpenAI.
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"But it is a fact that the Israeli government's intuitions are in Jerusalem ... and the typical definition of a capital is where this government is headquartered."
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Mr Card's study suggested that reality may not agree with researchers' intuitions; Mr Borjas's paper shows that empirical results may depend on exactly where researchers look.
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But the experience of the past few years has led some veteran observers to respect M.B.Z.'s intuitions about the dangers of political Islam writ large.
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But the phrase "structural racism" attempts to appropriate our moral intuitions about racial prejudice and racial discrimination in the service of tendentious claims, and that's problematic.
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Physicians are sensitive to being second-guessed, even when their beliefs about how well treatments work are based on their own experiences and intuitions, not rigorous studies.
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Hopefully New Draft Collective organizes another Re-Current next year, and more art collectives and intuitions explore the possibility of showcasing art outside of its normal habitats.
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But the sketching for me is almost like a meditative process where I just want to not think too much and see where my intuitions lead me.
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"It's from experiences like that, which take a long time and don't result immediately in discoveries, that you get intuitions about artworks like this one," Elkins said.
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You're quite likely to be wrong, but unless people follow the intuitions when they have them about how to change things radically, we're going to get stuck.
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" Though his notebooks contain countless inventions and intuitions that came to life only centuries later, the exhibition seeks to put them into context, "express his thought correctly.
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Chapanis's work resulted in principles still in use: knobs clearly differentiated by function, and controls that responded to users' intuitions of up and down, right and left.
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"Traditionally, farmers made large-scale business decisions based on intuitions that would come from limited (and often unreliable) small-scale testing done by the naked eye," said Talpaz.
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But while clients may be willing to make decisions on a broker's reputation and intuitions, the inclusion of actual data can help the buyer better rationalize the transaction.
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Nonetheless, Trump must issue privately, and, if the opportunity avails itself, publicly, a clear warning that Washington will not tolerate any sort of hacking of its intuitions again.
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Both that, and ... This is more speculative, but to the extent that deontological moral intuitions have a genetic component, it could be passed on that way as well.
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When it comes to moral intuitions, Mr. Bolsonaro looks poised to fulfill conservative hopes only on the surface: Look closer, and he acts against everything they most cherish.
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" I knew to keep my ear open for switched letters (even though this entry was one word) but was stymied by the rest of this clue, "rabbit intuitions.
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Few questions are more significant for the pro-life movement than this one, and few expose as well the deep divides in our society's intuitions about the world.
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The truth is this: on my first visit to Piper's retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, A Synthesis of Intuitions, 22011–26.25, I went through the exhibition backwards.
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Replacing those generalized intuitions with precise detail about actual people"—such as whether their face is connected to an active warrant—"should result in a more accurate policing strategy.
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"A lot of the intuitions we have about drugs are completely irrational and wrong," says Carl Elliott, a professor at the Center for Bioethics at the University of Minnesota.
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This week was hard because people's intuitions were right so often: Trail is done with him, Madson tries to cut down their amount of time together, and on and on.
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As it happens, intuitions like these are broadly shared—a fact we know because, speaking of implausible things, two cognitive scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have shown it.
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It was like watching a flock of geese or a school of fish, seemingly leaderless, sensing some shift in conditions, sensing each other's intuitions, and smoothly shifting direction en masse.
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"We're hopeful that this research will reset people's intuitions about data centers and energy use," said Jonathan Koomey, a former scientist at the Berkeley lab who is an independent researcher.
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So, one argument is that the most moral work to do is simply pursue scientific advances in the spaces where people's moral intuitions would be hard for them to follow.
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People say extinction is kinda bad and under some circumstances they even say it's likely, but they don't take it that seriously — and their intuitions about it are often inconsistent.
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But given the overexposure of this group of people (the white working class), a lot of my findings now meet a lot of people's intuitions, especially after Brexit and Donald Trump.
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As the philosopher Peter Singer and the advocate and writer Karen Dawn have argued, it is not clear, despite people's intuitions, that chickens and fish feel less pain than mammals do.
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The latter is actually counterproductive, I think: It tends to make people dig in and defend their (erroneous) intuitions rather than keep their minds open and follow reason where it leads.
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It jibes with intuitions about passive spectators — think Kitty Genovese and the bystander effect — as well as a sense that the internet is an alienating place where people will watch horrible things.
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Snap has been much more creative in its app's development than either companies, mostly stemming from Spiegel's intuitions, but it now needs to ensure it's as mainstream as rivals Facebook and Instagram.
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The problem is that, when it comes to the question of how to order our societies—when it comes, in other words, to politics—our intuitions have proved neither reliable nor coherent.
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After a successful run at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, a retrospective of her work, Concepts and Intuitions, 1965–2016, will be opening at the Hammer Museum this Sunday.
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Our deontological intuitions, to the extent that they signal to others that we're better social partners, make us more likely to be chosen, and therefore they get passed onto the next generation.
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The occasion was the opening of the enormous, and enormously demanding for the casual viewer, 50-year career retrospective, "Adrian Piper: A Synthesis of Intuitions, 1965-2016," on display through July 13.
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There's been an outpouring of support for a lot of journalistic organizations as they've begun to be seen as a bulwark of freedom in the face of a leader with autocratic intuitions.
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All of it migrates out of the body, out of a tangle of sensations and intuitions, obscure rancor and desires; we hunt racks of ready-made language for words that might fit.
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In her new book, Conscience, Churchland argues that mammals — humans, yes, but also monkeys and rodents and so on — feel moral intuitions because of how our brains developed over the course of evolution.
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The computing power of AlphaGo is astonishing -- the machine has established neural networks that have captured intuitions about the game based on how human experts have played, said Dave Silver, the lead programmer.
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We met students who devoured every word of the tech blogs we all read, and still craved someone with first-hand knowledge, to warn them away from dead ends or confirm their intuitions.
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The College Board, an organization that tracks college pricing, has found average annual tuition and fees now total $21625,2900 at public four-year institutions and $220006,2202 at private non-profit four-year intuitions.
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To give an algorithm the same intuitions on human behavior as we all have, the researchers had it analyze countless hours of YouTube, as well as TV series like The Office and Desperate Housewives.
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He said the attribution to a Russian-backed hacker group confirmed the campaign's intuitions, calling for a full investigation into the hack's origins that he said could not take place during the election campaign.
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And many people's moral intuitions do a 180-degree turn in that case: They see her decision as a permanent solution to a temporary problem — a "solution" that ought to be forbidden by law.
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" A Harvard professor, Steven Pinker, advises us to set aside "childlike intuitions and traditional dogmas" and recognize that what we conceive of as the soul is nothing more than "the activity of the brain.
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"The real-world message that I would love for people to take from this is, number one, to be skeptical about your intuitions about what is going to work and what isn't," Bruneau says.
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I may be too much a child of the 1990s—an "End of History" kid, trained by that experience even as I no longer regard those intuitions about markets and globalisation and neoliberalism as wise.
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He had brilliant intuitions in fields as diverse as anatomy and hydraulics, but because he failed to publish his theories and findings, hundreds of years were to pass before they were discovered by someone else.
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Kick Russia out of Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications (SWIFT): If, after all of that, Moscow continues to attack our democratic intuitions, we have one more option: deny Russia the resources to do so.
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Gray Matter IF social scientists and policy makers have learned anything about how to help the world's poorest people, it's not to trust our intuitions or anecdotal evidence about what kinds of antipoverty programs are effective.
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Even the exhibition's title, A Synthesis of Intuitions, points back to the importance of the self: only an individual can intuit; it's a realm, like feeling, best left to a person rather than to a society.
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In the absence of definitive clinical studies, the fastest way to improve outcomes is by aggregating the insights, experiences and intuitions of our best clinicians, and continuously validating and refining them based on real-world data.
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He and his group had already spent years developing an understanding of similar problems involving graph theory and probabilities, and they thought the intuitions and insights they had developed might prove useful on this evolution problem.
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By the end of 2017, Chinese financial intuitions had invested 18.1 trillion yuan ($2.6 trillion) in overseas institutions including opening offshore branches, an increase of 50 percent over 2013, the newspaper quoted the report as saying.
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What separates Essenhigh from these painters is her willingness to embrace the implications of her narratives and to share her dramatic intuitions openly with the viewer, without abandoning the improvisational spontaneity of her drawing and painting.
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I'm not condemning this mode of reasoning by using the pejorative term self-centered, just observing that our intuitions about risk are informed by calculations centered on ourselves, not centered on, say, humanity or the planet.
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Author's Note: The narrative of Escape to Berlin deserves to be supplemented with Piper's "Personal Chronology," published also this year, in her MoMA exhibition catalogue, A Synthesis of Intuitions, which fleshes out some of the details.
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Greenblatt never seems to consider why the myth might have felt so true to those who found their religious and humanist values affirmed by it — and their own deepest intuitions, which science has partly borne out.
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"Scientists didn't realize this in the same way 10 or so years ago, that our intuitions about what will make us happy, like winning the lottery and getting a good grade — are totally wrong," Dr. Santos said.
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To the extent that these personalities challenge their viewers, it's to commit even more deeply to what their intuitions already tell them is true — not despite those opinions' rejection from mainstream liberal thought, but because of it.
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Only allowing users to choose when to make apps span two screens adds a level of predictability that will be important for users to built up their intuitions for how things work on the dual-screen device.
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Trump of course is not advocating anything like these horrors, but the moral intuitions he's playing on can lead in this direction if unrestrained by other moral concerns, such as injustice and the suffering of out-group members.
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Duflo: Since we took in "Poor Economics" and, in fact, marginally, in all of our work, we do know that our intuitions are usually wrong, particularly when they are coming from decades of being unquestioned in a way.
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To promote such a discussion, we have created an online platform, which we call the Moral Machine, and which allows people all over the world to share their intuitions about what algorithmic decisions they see as most ethical.
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Another important reason to do replications, Nosek says, is to get better at understanding what types of studies are most likely to replicate, and to sharpen scientists' intuitions about what hypotheses are worthy of testing and which are not.
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So, of course, when we saw her on Vogue's new November issue cover rocking an Audrey Hepburn-esque pixie cut, we weren't surprised so much as all of our Old Hollywood intuitions about this actress finally made perfect sense.
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In dealing with North Korea, it is high time for the American president to draw upon several generations of highly refined strategic thinking, rather than rely solely upon his own crudely visceral and seat-of-the-pants nuclear intuitions.
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But my intellect and experience were wrong, and Trump's Napoleonic intuitions were correct: The Republicans were all low-energy men underneath, and the liberal elites were as vulnerable to him as the Cameron Tories and Blairites were to Brexit.
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"Dividend irrelevance runs counter to intuitions from other areas of life, whereby harvesting the fruit from a tree is viewed as fundamentally different to harvesting the tree itself," said Hartzmark and Solomon, a finance professor at the University of Southern California.
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The mathematical intuitions underlying this formula can be hard to wrap your head around, but the very simple upshot is an estimate of how the vote changed from Romney to Trump in the areas where each denomination's members tends to live.
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This is remarkable not only because it included members of both parties, many of whom are normally appalled by Trump and his intuitions, but also because it brought together people who under other circumstances are stalwart defenders of international law.
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Here are Robbins' seven lies of success: And there you have it — a person with seriously good intuitions about personal growth, psychology and success says that these are the seven lies of success you must believe in order to achieve excellence.
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In the face of dwindling profit and without an unexpected shock to the current price structure, U.S. farmers may be forced to plant whichever crop on paper looks like it would earn them the biggest profit, despite their preferences or intuitions.
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This is consistent with many people's intuitions about the world, given the ongoing threat of global terrorism, the US's slow recovery from the Great Recession, and a sense that the Washington establishment is corrupt and doesn't care about the average citizen's needs.
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Organized by the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), the Hammer's presentation of Adrian Piper: Concepts and Intuitions, 1965-2016 is the most comprehensive survey of her work ever on the West Coast, giving this influential artist a proper and much deserved retrospective.
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The case against SALT, usually made by conservative analysts but also appealing in part to intuitions about progressivity that many people share, is clear and straightforward: Most other rich countries with federal systems, like Canada and Germany, don't have a state or local tax deduction.
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A Synthesis of Intuitions presents the work of someone who has concerned herself so much with the perception and education of others, and yet presents herself as so deeply alone: always at odds, swimming upstream, divorced from her marriage, her institutions, and finally, her country.
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Should the president trust these personal intuitions over the measured analyses and capable assessments of his senior intelligence and military professionals, it would not be good for the security of the United States, or for that matter, of North Korea, South Korea or Japan.
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She has been written about often this year because of the retrospective of her work now on view at the Museum of Modern Art, "Adrian Piper: A Synthesis of Intuitions, 23-24," the largest show the museum has ever assembled for a living artist.
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Our side of the debate has the simplest and most scientifically coherent definition of personhood, and our difficulty comes in persuading people that this logical coherence should outweigh the muddle of moral intuitions on the status of the embryo and the requirements of female equality.
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"The idea that Trump had a stable set of intuitions that could then be translated into a set of principles that could then be translated into a set of policies was wrong," says Yuval Levin, the influential editor of the conservative journal National Affairs.
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A lot of people would be repulsed by the thought of turning over morality to machines, but if you think of the fact that, in many ways, our moral intuitions really lead us to do the wrong thing, maybe [artificial] morality might not always be that bad.
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According to Shtulman and Morgan, that's because our understanding of causation—our sense of which things make other things happen—is not a series of separate if-then statements but a vast interconnected web, which continues to govern our intuitions even when one particular strand snaps.
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A new retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, Adrian Piper: A Synthesis of Intuitions, 21990–23, demonstrates how expertly she's deconstructed the categories we use to classify ourselves and is instructive at a time of intense debate over how ideas of identity shape American politics.
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If you just flat-out don't trust credit card companies or big banks and don't feel like giving those intuitions business, Affirm offers you an avenue to for spreading out payments without having to put your name on a piece of Chase or Bank of America-branded plastic.
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" Steinhauer explains how a new retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, Adrian Piper: A Synthesis of Intuitions, 1965–2016, "demonstrates how expertly she's deconstructed the categories we use to classify ourselves and is instructive at a time of intense debate over how ideas of identity shape American politics.
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In Andersen's telling, you can easily trace the line from the self-appointed 17th-century prophet Anne Hutchinson to Kanye West: She was, he writes, uniquely American "because she was so confident in herself, in her intuitions and idiosyncratic, subjective understanding of reality," a total stranger to self-doubt.
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"So it felt like as we worked together, very much in the conjurers' spirit, and very much fueled by deep irrational intuitions, that we could use a title that was a throw back, one which drew a line between modern creativity, and some older ways of knowing," writes Swoon.
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The next step is to present a vision of Trump that violates "moral intuitions about loyalty, authority, and sanctity:" The psychology of sacredness evolved as part of our religious nature, but people use the same psychology toward kings, the Constitution, national heroes, and, to a decreasing degree, to the American presidency.
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If Murray and Harris want to make a science out of their intuitions about how different groups of people have been "tuned" to behave, they will need to come up with a coherent biological account of what exactly genetic "tuning" of behavior entails and how it might be assessed empirically.
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"What interests me is the inner life: how we are formed by our losses and those of our parents, how we learn what we need to know through our intuitions and confusions, how we deny and delay and finally discover who we are," she told the reference work Contemporary Authors.
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Risen: In the sort of, slower, deliberate system two, these are the mental processes that require more working memory, and more effort, and that&aposs what you need to sort of, recognize that these beliefs don&apost necessarily make sense, but they still don&apost stop the intuitions from coming.
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What if it were not Trump who had won the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, but John Kelly — a four-star general who shares many of Trump's cultural grievances and his xenophobic intuitions but could wrap himself in the flag, in the rhetoric of patriotism, in the dangers that lurk beyond our borders?
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Patterns of evidence, a grasp of biology, theories of physics: as it turns out, we need all of these to account for our intuitions about supernatural beings, just as we need all of them to explain any other complex cultural phenomenon, from a tennis match to a bar fight to a bluegrass band.
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Neurons, at the time, were the undisputed flashy darlings of the scientific world; seen as the A-team players of our mood, our mental health, our memory, responsible for creating the trillions of synaptic connections needed for us to think, feel, remember, learn, and love, for all of our intuitions and perceptions.
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Even as someone who has spent several years really deep in this research, looking at it every day and thinking about it, it still hasn't completely shaken my own emotional reflexes, and emotional intuitions about what the world will be like for me and my daughter, who is just 10 months old right now.
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For me I realized how out of step I was when I looked at Trump's various bumbling intuitions: his desire to improve relations with Russia, to denuclearize North Korea, to get out of the Middle East, to question why we are fighting in Africa, even in his attacks on the intelligence community and the FBI.
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The exact shape of this audience is still coming into focus — as is much of the political landscape after the Big Bang of 43 — but squint and you can see it: Millions of young people, many of whom didn't vote for Donald Trump, looking to stretch their conservative intuitions about our new culture war into a coherent worldview.
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While everyone fantasizes that he or she would be the person to refuse an unethical command, it's not always easy to trust your intuitions that something is immoral — especially if speaking out would go against achieving whatever policy goals one might have as a Republican official in a Republican administration, or a Republican lawmaker under unified Republican government.
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To further plumb our intuitions about supernatural powers, McCoy and Ullman ran a second study, which asked the same questions but changed one of two things: either the target of the spell (Is it harder to conjure a frog or a cow?) or the extent of its power (Is it harder to levitate a frog one foot or a hundred feet?).
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But ever since a bunch of normals at the Federal Circuit decided in 2014 that the structure, sequence, and organization of the Java APIs are copyrightable, copyrightable they are—and now Google witnesses are struggling to explain their actions as part of a long shared history in an insular community of nerds with their own language, their own mythology, their own intuitions about software and intellectual property.
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That all will likely change with First They Killed My Father, a film that seemingly blends Jolie's passion for humanitarian efforts (she has worked extensively with UNHCR as an advocate for refugees and founded two charitable organizations in Cambodia, where her son Maddox Jolie-Pitt was born) and her moviemaking intuitions for a satisfying product that could play far better than her past projects.
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In any event, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's strategic plans for North Korea ought never to be constructed ex nihilo, that is, out of nothing but vacant personal intuitions.
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Moreover, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's prior intuitions and commonsense approach to the dangerous challenges posed by China and North Korea have proved sound and earned him the benefit of the doubt, unless and until events prove otherwise.
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She remembers him puzzling over them when he taught her as a graduate student at M.I.T. "The fact that he didn't find what he expected — it's not so important that it was a null result as much as that it was unexpected — it made me much more interested in randomized trials than I would have been if I thought it was just a way of confirming intuitions you already have," Ms. Duflo said.
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That's why your intuitions about, I don't want to wear this thing for eight hours a day and it's pretty clunky, is why I think in the short term, for the next year or so, we're really gonna see flourishing centers where one goes to do VR for various reasons, whether it's training athletes or whether it's learning about field trips or science, or whether it's about just some fun stuff, like becoming a hockey goalie.
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