Notes on Intuition

 Intuition is a promising sign for a physicist but so is having a photographic memory. Intuition is of the Kantian consciousness. I suppose he went to great logical and phenomenological lengths to outline this but having only read up to page 50 something of the Critique I'll also suppose that no great infinitesimal scope examination occurred to the point of schizoid internal flashlighting. NeoRationalism is friendly enough with reformating homo sapiens via information theory. Process philosophy is open to reassemblage. Spinoza and Schelling would make a good match for the semiotics of a promising physicist. Those who've based on earlier traditions from antiquity, European and non European have something to offer me too. Greece, Egypt and elsewhere. It can all tie around dynamically or an autoposition (eg geocentric, theoludic) stance apart from post-continentalism when it's being bestowedly a scientism. I personally don't make those bestowals but they're of interest to me. Transtemporal metaphysical generatives. The signs of a promise in a physicist may still be the same

Image: damaged Arecibo observatory dish Puerto Rico