The hottest Intuition Substack posts right now

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The Planet 491 implied HN points 04 Feb 24
  1. Cats have a heightened sense of smell and can detect shifts in our health.
  2. They adjust to our moods and emotions, creating a unique bond of companionship.
  3. Cats often become more clingy and attentive when their caretaker is ill.
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AI and Experience Design 78 implied HN points 24 May 23
  1. Prompt Engineering involves scientific, methodical, and measurement-oriented approaches to creating AI prompts.
  2. Prompt Engineering may not be enough due to the inscrutability of Large Language Models and the need for intuition when working with AI.
  3. Prompt Vibing suggests leveraging intuitive sensibilities and balancing engineering mindset with intuition when interacting with AI.
⭐️Bob’s Newsletter 19 implied HN points 02 Apr 23
  1. Trust your intuition to drive true innovation and creativity more than data.
  2. Data sets the foundation, but creativity and intuition transform it into innovation.
  3. Embrace curiosity, diversity of thought, and active listening to unlock potential for innovative problem-solving.
Square Circle 11 implied HN points 20 Jul 23
  1. Philosophy often starts with an 'itch' that something is wrong and needs to be explored further.
  2. Truth can evoke both good and bad 'vibes', making it multifaceted and not purely subjective.
  3. Acknowledging and facing truths, even when they bring bad vibes, is essential for understanding reality and making ethical choices.
The Leadership Lab 19 implied HN points 11 Dec 22
  1. As a leader, embracing your intuition can greatly enhance performance by uncovering hidden opportunities for improvement.
  2. Instead of suppressing your inner nitpicker, consider how it can actually liberate your team and lead to significant progress.
  3. Shift your focus from criticism to creativity by asking yourself about the 10x opportunity in a situation, bringing that energy to your team and projects.
What's Important? 9 implied HN points 29 Apr 23
  1. Expert investors focus on wisdom over intelligence, using intuition and flexibility to navigate complex situations.
  2. Becoming a wise investor requires virtues like curiosity, skepticism, and humility, rather than just intelligence.
  3. Openness and experience help experts build intuitive databases, making them more adaptable and successful in unpredictable environments.