“believing” is, methinks, an integral part of intuition. you can always say that someone who is not “intuitive” does not “believe” their intuition.

consider a more “objective” activity, like programming. does it really matter if I can program in 20 languages if I cannot produce functional code to solve a simple problem? of course not, it’s results that matter..

as the song goes, “cuz everybody knows, <> doesn’t count”

your second argument — that the modern woman does not need intuition to the same extent as the non-emancipated woman — is far more compelling, and I tend 2 agree with it.

“believing” is, methinks, an integral part of intuition. you can always say that someone who is not “intuitive” does not “believe” their intuition.

consider a more “objective” activity, like programming. does it really matter if I can program in 20 languages if I cannot produce functional code to solve a simple problem? of course not, it’s results that matter..

as the song goes, “cuz everybody knows, <> doesn’t count”

your second argument — that the modern woman does not need intuition to the same extent as the non-emancipated woman — is far more compelling, and I tend 2 agree with it.

I think the origin of this myth is deeply rooted in the patriarchal society of not too long ago, where men were forgiven their egocentrism, whereas women had to guess men’s intentions and take them into account if they were to live happier lives. I’m pretty sure Saudi women would score higher on the intuition scale than any post-feminist western females ever would. And I don’t think that’s necessarily bad for the later.

I think the origin of this myth is deeply rooted in the patriarchal society of not too long ago, where men were forgiven their egocentrism, whereas women had to guess men’s intentions and take them into account if they were to live happier lives. I’m pretty sure Saudi women would score higher on the intuition scale than any post-feminist western females ever would. And I don’t think that’s necessarily bad for the later.

there was this study published on BBC (can’t remember more details). it found, if i remember correctly, that despite their intuition, women were less likely to determine when their spouse cheated on them than men were.

there was this study published on BBC (can’t remember more details). it found, if i remember correctly, that despite their intuition, women were less likely to determine when their spouse cheated on them than men were.