Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Intuitions trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Intuitions are not to be ignored, John.
I call it feelings, or intuitions.
Conjectures(or intuitions) that turned out wrong in an interesting or useful way.
In order to convey these intuitions, what.
Conjectures(or intuitions) that turned out wrong in an interesting or useful way.
I listen to my dreams and intuitions.
The attempt to dissect our moral intuitions can look like an attempt to debunk them.
I followed this voice in my head because I trust my intuitions.
Arkham's full of men whose intuitions are always correct.
He will no longertolerate being carried away by sudden impressions, by intuitions.
But unless we start testing those intuitions, we're not going to do better.
When your intuitions about the world don't match the way it works, you can never be efficient.
Some of the results of algorithmic information theory, such as Chaitin's incompleteness theorem,appear to challenge common mathematical and philosophical intuitions.
Too often, though, we don't trust our intuitions when they come, especially when they seem silly or irrational.
Here a distinction must be made between the intuition as a psychic function and the results of its action, that is, the intuitions which have different characteristics.
We have strong intuitions about what things go together, intuitions that just spring to mind, often after very little experience.
The first study that Amos and I did together showed thateven sophisticated researchers have poor intuitions and a wobbly understanding of sampling effects.
We have very strong intuitions about all kinds of things-- our own ability, how the economy works, how we should pay school teachers.
For any complex system, whether it is finance or design, the interactions of all these ingredients far dominate the things that you can easily predict,and consequently our intuitions are often wrong.
The development of such intuitions very early on might explain why humans have always been incredible learners, able to adapt to their environment.
It is new in relation to the dominant paradigm in science and society,but it is old in its“re-cognition” of intuitions that have hallmarked inquiry into the nature of reality for thousands of years.
Hauser's point is that such moral intuitions are often not well thought out but that we feel them strongly anyway, because of our evolutionary heritage.
Those members of the public who do not have the time, training,or inclination to craft and express their higher yearnings and intuitions rightly demand an artistic elite to be the culture's prophetic mouthpiece and mirror.
Moral intuitions are being drawn out of people in the lab, on Web sites and in brain scanners, and are being explained with tools from game theory, neuroscience and evolutionary biology.
But I soon realized that their knowledge was gained andfostered by intuitions different from those of us on earth and that their aspirations, too, were quite different.
While such intuitions about the causal structure of the world are integral to our everyday actions and judgments, most of our AI methods today are fundamentally based on correlations and lack a deep understanding of causality.
He shows why liberals, conservatives,and libertarians have such different intuitions about right and wrong, and he shows why each side is actually right about many of its central concerns.
Those members of the general public who do not have the time, training,or inclination to craft~ and express its higher yearnings and intuitions, rightly demand an artistic elite to be the culture's prophetic mouthpiece and mirror.
When Amos visited the seminar,I had already reached the conclusion that my intuitions were deficient, and in the course of the seminar we quickly agreed that the Michigan optimists were wrong.
They are skilled at creating and noticing chance opportunities,making luck decisions by listening to their intuitions, creating self-fulfilling prophesies via positives expectations and adopting a resilient attitude that transforms bad luck into good.