Intuition has become a regular topic and I finally created a (new) label. The problem with intuition is that nobody knows the how, what, when, where, who orwhy. Intuition is a mystery. It's also a unknown known: we know that we don't know its source. Usually, we trust the source of such data-info. Several decades ago, I had an outside appointment that day. Suddenly,...
Quite recently, I started using the words "managing expectations" again. I think, feel, and believe those words are related to revealing (a part of) our intentions. Especially "things" that we no longer need, want or believe in. To my surprise, those words never resulted in a blog - until now. In my view, it's impossible for anyone not having expectations....
The continuous - and increasingly ridiculous - import tariff threats by the American president, makes me wonder if he already knows the forthcoming SCOTUS verdict. Losing could well explain his ridiculous threats. Winning could, however, also explain the forthcoming SCOTUS verdict. The absence of that verdict - about the legality of import tariffs - could well imply...
Intro LO: De vraag hierboven en hieronder is interessanter dan die lijkt. Mijn inziens is het antwoord zowel een JA als een NEE, afhankelijk van hoe je denken definieert. Waarschijnlijk heeft psycholoog Daniel Kahneman (1934-2024) daarom een splitsing aangebracht tussen snel en langzaam denken (zie boek). Snel denken is eigenlijk vooral reageren, zowel emotioneel...
Bovenstaande zin hoorde ik tijdens een radio commercial. Als je naar de diepte (o.a. details, micro) van onze kennis kijkt, dan heeft dat bedrijf gelijk. Kijk je naar de breedte (o.a. overzicht, macro), dan worden mensen steeds dommer. De Renaissance man - of uomo universale - was voorheen een ideaal. Ik geloof nog steeds in dat ideaal. Voor mij blijkt het...
Intro LO: The FT article (below) mentions intuition as a difference between human intelligence and artificial intelligent machines: "Machines don’t get tired, bored, drunk or distracted, but they struggle with real-world “edge cases” that require contextual awareness and intuition, such as how best to navigate a blockage on the road, or what a construction worker...
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