2. Monology of…
Rational mode
Intuitive mode

3. Rational mode of
cognitive reasoning
Slow
Effortful
Controlled
Conscious
Linear
Unique to humans

4. Intuitive mode of
cognitive reasoning
Fast
Effortless
Unconscious

5. Problem
Rational thinking is rather a sublimation
Related with consciousness
Language-related
Handle-related

6. Enlightenment
Thinking is not more free!
Dependence…
Thrust in environment
Use of psychological constraints

7. Intuition does well!
They are pretty realistic
They don’t need to be crazy

8. Rational thinking…
Experience is object
Use of language

9. Consciousness of
language
Qualia / memories
Feeling hereof
Consistency evaluation

10. Manipulations to explore
possibilities
Accent (“a part shapes the whole”)
Situation (“coercion from the whole”)

11. Explore possibilities
Connection with intuition
Facilitation by communication
Progressed by giving and taking
Language provides a handle (already)…

12. Goal:
a collective conception
Collective understanding of justice
Listening helps intuition
Like opennness, desire and having luck

13. The action of thinking is
unconscious

14. Actual meaning
Connected with saying
Build up out of parts
Translation
Referential function (“always”)
Hidden

15. Experience’s meaning
Rational in stance
Innerray / outerray
Me first (“steady”)
Feeling certain in an uncertain environment…
Having chances to develop the passive identity!!

16. Deduction needs intuition
We don’t start from our perceptions
Tabula rasa gets used as mental leap out…
Intuition fulfils this function
Although, monologic…

17. Induction needs ratio
To form qualia / memories
Blackboxing and singularity problem…
Adjustment of context to the environment
Although monologic…

18. The problem gets
reinforced…
Which is a source of instability
Possibility to a lot of change
Curious accents & situations…
Novelty & discovery
Pleasure & power
Love & tragedy

19. How to reach back to a
world of true meaning?
Facing the problem
Use of heuristics to evaluate
Potential and foreseeing
Renewed energy

20. Facing the problem
Perspective
Personal intelligence
Realistic thinking
Enduring support
Worldview, and self knowledge

21. Use of heuristics
to evaluate
Probabilities
Reflection with others
Reflection of self
Stereotypes and appraisal of dangers

22. Potential and foreseeing
Creativity
Letting out uncertainty
Selection
Endurance and persistence
Consistency

23. Renewed energy
Often a social matter
Lifestyle and health habits
Unaffected income
Love & affection

24. Anticipation and choice:
applications are numerous
Conditions
Traits
Estimation of values
Intelligence

25. The collective level
Without or with interaction
Operationalisation of ratio versus intuition

26. Without or with interaction
First logical step is to know the steady
characteristics and features of groups
In the area of interest
Interacted is expected to be more important
when environment is more important
Like in unvast situations, the power of accents

27. Operationalisation of
ratio versus intuition
Ratio is more important with a higher level of
unpredictabily
Like in project development
Intuition is more important when personal
preference is to deal with
Like in the use of stereotypes

28. Ratio
Sociocratic tools to develop this process
In depth sophisticated cognitive process
Unsure to implicate it on a collective level
Communication and coordination

29. Intuition
Very psychological in nature
Biases and manipulation is very significant
Findings are practical and easy to implement
The conclusions of choice are more conscious
Even if strong unconscious root