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He writes that he was skeptical of evolutionary theory because of his religious views and because of his intuition about how information in living organisms could have developed.

This brings the clarity of Searle's intuition into doubt.

This is a variation on the "systems reply" that appears more plausible because "the system" now clearly operates like a human brain, which strengthens the intuition that there is something besides the man in the room that could understand Chinese.

BHK interpretation of intuitionistic predicate logic.

Though he remarked that some of the dialogue is silly for a Mature-rated game, and that many of the puzzles require illogical leaps of intuition, he concluded that "Those not requiring the utmost in realism will find this to be one of the best graphic adventures of the season.

In the 19th and early 20th centuries archaeological typologies continued to be constructed using a combination of empirical observation and intuition.

In 2003, Willem Buiter, then chief economist at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, revived the concept of helicopter money in a theoretical paper, arguing that base money is not a liability, which provides a more rigorous case for Friedman and Haberler's Pigouvian intuitions.

"Each has a foundation in intuition, as well as some degree of grammatical effect.

His aversion to abstract ideas, and conceptualizing in general, was widely known, as was his preference for spontaneity and intuition.

She has learned to trust that Tony's intuition can sometimes mean the key to cracking a case when physical evidence is hard to come by.

Born into an ethnic Hungarian family in Timișoara, Romania, Kovács was an average midfielder, although having both individual technique and tactical intuition.

In epistemology, he has explored (with several of his colleagues) the nature of intuitions using the techniques of experimental philosophy, especially epistemic intuitions that vary among cultures"mdash;see Stich (1988) and Stich, et al.