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This framework explores how intuition predicts outcomes in complex systems, indicating implications for cognitive science and strategy.
The connection between complexity of the universe and human intuitionAuthor : Ayman ZadeThis paper presents a novel computational framework proposing that intuition operates as the brain's lossy compression algorithm, processing ~11 million bits/second of subconscious data into ~40 bits/second of conscious prediction. The framework integrates three core discoveries: intuition as pattern-based compression with an "A to Z" cognitive jump, the distinction between epistemic and ontological complexity showing most "complex" systems are merely unpatterned, and prediction as strategic "time warfare"—the only mechanism to gain effective temporal advantage. These elements synthesize into a self-optimizing Circle of Logic with testable predictions across cognitive science, Machine Learning, and strategic theory.
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