This question seeks to investigate the often overlooked aspect of intuition in science. By discussing how intuition can lead to significant discoveries, researchers could share personal stories, methodologies, and insights that could be transformative for teamwork and innovation. This topic is broad enough to attract professionals from various disciplines, creating a rich discussion around personal experiences, team dynamics, and creativity in research.
Let's start with something simple:
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/intuition
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/explorations-of-the-mind/202308/intuition-what-it-is-and-how-it-works
Agree or disagree?
Dear Rubina Polovina
All is possible...
I am a specialist in modeling physical phenomena.
Intuition may be your area of expertise.
Please explain your vision
Dear Boris It's definitely a very important question.Intuition is one of the issues that requires a lot of thought
One of my professors defined formal systems as "nothing intuitive, nothing emotional, nothing empirical." Thus, I would define intuition as follows: "When everything formal, emotional, and empirical is removed, what remains is intuition." Engaging with one's intuition truly begins when we start addressing metaphysical and meta-concepts. This leaves room for elaboration, but I cannot expand on this right now. I have a couple of deadlines this month. Hopefully, we will continue this discussion.
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