Well then your red flags are preventing you from seeing an aspect of reality that would be very much to your benefit. So you might want to revise those red flags and learn about reality rather than prejudging reality based on existing preconceptions when your don't know. Just a hint
it's understandable if you've never heard of that to wonder what it is. But it's not understandable nor smart to assume it's bogus if you don't know what it is. You should try it and it's really quite simple
It's the emergence of more coherent patterns in the wave measurements of your heart's activity. You can apply the same concept to your brain so with a EEG you can see all those little different seismic looking channels and you can achieve some more coherence in that. Less entropic patterns more regularity more of the channels beating in sync with each other. That's one way to talk about more coherence. And you will physically and subjectively experience the difference. So please don't talk about something you don't know if it's focus. You just have to learn what it is. You don't want to discourage other people from knowing it. It's not bogus at all only those red flags that were getting in your way of knowing what that reality is are bogus.
Anyway, if you are engineer or EE or signals person and in any way into sort of self-tracking I could really imagine you getting into this in a big way and becoming sort of an advocate for it. You can even order your own ECG EEG machine for cheap on the internet so you can sort of practice to get yourself into coherence. In order to get yourself into coherence there's a number of different exercise you can do and you can find them by searching online. And the benefits of being in coherence are sort of like meditation but it's also sort of different.
I've done it a few times and I intend to do it more. I should it's really good. I don't have a machine but you can still practice the exercises and sense the difference. I should do it more. I encourage you to try as well
I have intuition in another sense which you don't mention here which is the psychic power and precognitive sense. So it is more alike to your first definition than the second one.
The second one I think is more like thinking or imagining or scenarioizing and like you identify I think that can be an expression of anxiety... But it can also be what people do deliberately in brainstorming or policy planning sessions to come up with all the possible kind scenarios they might face.
The psychic of precognitive intuition is similar to your definition 1 in the you're basing interpretations on sort of accumulated experiences, so the thinking without thinking the learned procedural memory, subconscious associative.. but it's important to make the distinction that those interpretive functions are distinct from the sensory functions: where the data is actually coming from. You're not generating the data from your subconscious experience you're sensing the data that is coming ostensibly from outside of you (I don't really understand how that part works but I have some theories) and then you are using your interpretive apparatus that includes the things which you list into your definition 1 to aid you in interpreting that data into some usable form.
I have this kind of intuition and it is only half the picture that it's a construct, and the extent to which is a construct is only like to the sense that other human senses and our experience of them are constructs too.
I'm not sure we mean construct in the same way but for me intuition is a construct in the sense that you interpret the data.
That's the same as saying visual data from your eyes your brain is interpreting that and you're constructing which is the sense in which it's a construct... You're constructing a picture of the reality of the visual landscape around you based on that sense data.
For me intuition is another sense (a sixth or extra sense like they say in this article) and and when I'm operating or experiencing the sense I am interpreting the sense data. One thing which makes it different to other senses is that in other senses the interpretation happens almost seamlessly and imperceptibly. Except when you do things like maybe optical illusions or other things which reveal the nature of the you interpretive perceptual apparatus or whatever you want to call it.
When I use my power then it's very clear that I am getting data and interpreting...it is almost two separate processes.
it's understandable if you've never heard of that to wonder what it is. But it's not understandable nor smart to assume it's bogus if you don't know what it is. You should try it and it's really quite simple
It's this:
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It's the emergence of more coherent patterns in the wave measurements of your heart's activity. You can apply the same concept to your brain so with a EEG you can see all those little different seismic looking channels and you can achieve some more coherence in that. Less entropic patterns more regularity more of the channels beating in sync with each other. That's one way to talk about more coherence. And you will physically and subjectively experience the difference. So please don't talk about something you don't know if it's focus. You just have to learn what it is. You don't want to discourage other people from knowing it. It's not bogus at all only those red flags that were getting in your way of knowing what that reality is are bogus.
Anyway, if you are engineer or EE or signals person and in any way into sort of self-tracking I could really imagine you getting into this in a big way and becoming sort of an advocate for it. You can even order your own ECG EEG machine for cheap on the internet so you can sort of practice to get yourself into coherence. In order to get yourself into coherence there's a number of different exercise you can do and you can find them by searching online. And the benefits of being in coherence are sort of like meditation but it's also sort of different.
I've done it a few times and I intend to do it more. I should it's really good. I don't have a machine but you can still practice the exercises and sense the difference. I should do it more. I encourage you to try as well