Design Of Inquiring SystemsBasic Books, 1971 - 288 pagina's |
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Pagina 25
... intuition ? Spinoza's genius suggested a clue , what one might call the " recursive " property of intuition : the intuitive faculty is such that when it directly accepts a proposition as true , it also directly accepts that it knows it ...
... intuition ? Spinoza's genius suggested a clue , what one might call the " recursive " property of intuition : the intuitive faculty is such that when it directly accepts a proposition as true , it also directly accepts that it knows it ...
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... intuition is so elusive a concept . All scientists learn to beware of their intuitions because they often turn out to be faulty . A great deal has been written , e.g. , by Hada- mard , Poincaré , and Polya , on intuition in mathematics ...
... intuition is so elusive a concept . All scientists learn to beware of their intuitions because they often turn out to be faulty . A great deal has been written , e.g. , by Hada- mard , Poincaré , and Polya , on intuition in mathematics ...
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... intuition is the force that breaks through the apparently insuperable conflict of ideas to create a new position which can observe the conflict and pass beyond it . It is " natural " wherever intuition plays such a role for thinking to ...
... intuition is the force that breaks through the apparently insuperable conflict of ideas to create a new position which can observe the conflict and pass beyond it . It is " natural " wherever intuition plays such a role for thinking to ...
Inhoudsopgave
Design and Inquiry | 3 |
Fact Nets | 19 |
The Anatomy of Goal Seeking | 42 |
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