In a rapidly changing world driven by AI and constant data influx, relying solely on logic is insufficient. The article argues for the importance of intuition, often viewed as unscientific, as a vital tool for decision-making and creativity amidst uncertainty. Gerd Gigerenzer's work highlights how trained intuition enables the processing of vast information quickly and effectively. Research suggests intuition was pivotal to Nobel laureates' breakthroughs. However, modern distractions hinder our connection with our intuition, making awareness of our thoughts and feelings increasingly important to navigate today’s complex challenges.
In the face of accelerating change, a well-trained intuition becomes more essential than ever, enabling us to navigate complexity and foster innovation.
Intuition has often been dismissed as vague, but emerging research highlights its critical role in decision-making and innovation in today's fast-paced world.
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