From: Randall Parker 

In article , greggstrom{at}earthlink.net says...
> I would disagree with this.  Have you ever not decided to do business with
> someone because of a "feeling" or "intuition" that
this person is less than
> honest, or that you will be caused unnecessary grief later?

Intuition is not itself an emotion. But I take your point. Yes, I do this
too. In the absence of other indicators one has to use some sort of basis
for a decision. Yet, that doesn't mean that we should always put our
intuitive judgements ahead of our rational ones.

However, intuition is not flawless by any means. And it is some kind of
mental processing that is at least partially going on beh

>Most
> specifically, a decision based upon a "gut-feel", and not upon a
> decision-tree?
>
> I know that I have, and that these decisions have been LARGELY in my favor,
> economically.
>

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