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So I'm doing research on how we make snap decisions based more on things we 'feel' more than the reasons we give ourselves and others as explanations...
For example, there is Vic Braden, a tennis judge for the last 50 years and who is such an expert at calling tennis shots that before the tennis player even hits the ball, tossing it in the air, Braden can with 97% accuracy predict whether or not the player will double fault, at a last tennis match in Russia, he predicted 20 in a row, before the player had even hit the ball, whether or not the player would be long or wide or whatever. There is something in the way the tennis player hold themselves, or the way they toss the ball, or even the fluidity of their motion that triggers something in his unconscious...
Art Historian Bernard Berenson could instantly spot an art fake, but distressed all of his colleagues, because he said that he would get an upset feeling, or a depressed feeling, or a ringing in his ears and instantly knew he was in the presence of something inauthentic...
George Soros, the billionaire investor's, son reported that while his father gave theories on how he invested, it was actually his back spasms that happened a couple of weeks before the market would change...
Anyway I'm doing a research paper on how powerful our subconscious actually really determines the decisions we make because we are basically blocked off from our subconscious through a 'locked door' and there is a mysterious nature behind our snap judgements...
Does anyone notice their ability to make snap judegements based on internal feelings? We give reasons based on logic, but they rarely correlate to the actual mysterious reason in which our subconscious determines our reactions...
Can you 'feel' instantly when someone digs on you? Can you 'feel' when U are being lied to or the situation is not right?
In a related article, our decisions are so much more dependent on our immediate environment, which interacts with our subconscious and determines the relation between feeling and thinking.... and I'm learning that we are much more dependent on how the environment suggests or manipulates our subconscious to feel a certain way...
Anybody good at making snap judgements... can u describe how u feel or what the triggers are?
The only immediate example I can think of is last night I had a date and within 3 minutes I already knew we had a connection... there was like a lighter feeling in the air, and an openness I sensed, I felt an instant, subtle energy in me... and I really can't describe it...
How long does it take u to notice if u have established a connection with someone else, or if u are attracted... My question here is with online dating, u don't have an interpersonal, direct connection, but u share thought patterns... can anyone make a snap judgement based on this form of communication if u are attracted to another person? Has anyone had any good or bad experiences with online dating? Specifically, did the person meet or not meet your preconceived notions of what u expected...
For example, there is Vic Braden, a tennis judge for the last 50 years and who is such an expert at calling tennis shots that before the tennis player even hits the ball, tossing it in the air, Braden can with 97% accuracy predict whether or not the player will double fault, at a last tennis match in Russia, he predicted 20 in a row, before the player had even hit the ball, whether or not the player would be long or wide or whatever. There is something in the way the tennis player hold themselves, or the way they toss the ball, or even the fluidity of their motion that triggers something in his unconscious...
Art Historian Bernard Berenson could instantly spot an art fake, but distressed all of his colleagues, because he said that he would get an upset feeling, or a depressed feeling, or a ringing in his ears and instantly knew he was in the presence of something inauthentic...
George Soros, the billionaire investor's, son reported that while his father gave theories on how he invested, it was actually his back spasms that happened a couple of weeks before the market would change...
Anyway I'm doing a research paper on how powerful our subconscious actually really determines the decisions we make because we are basically blocked off from our subconscious through a 'locked door' and there is a mysterious nature behind our snap judgements...
Does anyone notice their ability to make snap judegements based on internal feelings? We give reasons based on logic, but they rarely correlate to the actual mysterious reason in which our subconscious determines our reactions...
Can you 'feel' instantly when someone digs on you? Can you 'feel' when U are being lied to or the situation is not right?
In a related article, our decisions are so much more dependent on our immediate environment, which interacts with our subconscious and determines the relation between feeling and thinking.... and I'm learning that we are much more dependent on how the environment suggests or manipulates our subconscious to feel a certain way...
Anybody good at making snap judgements... can u describe how u feel or what the triggers are?
The only immediate example I can think of is last night I had a date and within 3 minutes I already knew we had a connection... there was like a lighter feeling in the air, and an openness I sensed, I felt an instant, subtle energy in me... and I really can't describe it...
How long does it take u to notice if u have established a connection with someone else, or if u are attracted... My question here is with online dating, u don't have an interpersonal, direct connection, but u share thought patterns... can anyone make a snap judgement based on this form of communication if u are attracted to another person? Has anyone had any good or bad experiences with online dating? Specifically, did the person meet or not meet your preconceived notions of what u expected...
