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An intellectual intuition is:
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An intellectual intuition is:
{ 1 } - a sensation.
{ 2 } - an argument.
{ 3 } - immediate knowledge.
{ 4 } - not a proof.
{ 5 } - a reasoning process.
That would be a sensible intuition, an immediate knowledge acquired through the senses.
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An intellectual intuition is:
{ 1 } - a sensation.
{ 2 } - an argument.
{ 3 } - immediate knowledge.
{ 4 } - not a proof.
{ 5 } - a reasoning process.
An argument is a reasoning process, not immediate knowledge as an intuition is.
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3 is correct!
An intellectual intuition is:
{ 1 } - a sensation.
{ 2 } - an argument.
{ 3 } - immediate knowledge.
{ 4 } - not a proof.
{ 5 } - a reasoning process.
Immediate knowledge is union of knower and known without a reasoning process such as deduction, induction, or argument by analogy.
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An intellectual intuition is:
{ 1 } - a sensation.
{ 2 } - an argument.
{ 3 } - immediate knowledge.
{ 4 } - not a proof.
{ 5 } - a reasoning process.
Immediate knowledge is a type of proof.
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An intellectual intuition is:
{ 1 } - a sensation.
{ 2 } - an argument.
{ 3 } - immediate knowledge.
{ 4 } - not a proof.
{ 5 } - a reasoning process.
A reasoning process is not immediate knowledge as an intuition is.
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