nijao
- 2016-04-25
Another sample closer to if you are British. Wiston Churchill acted on instinct declaring war to the then very powerful Germans. A decision that changed history. How many advisors, books, royal advise, other countries advise had prevented Churchill to take a almost suicidal decision like that when the Gemans were so powerful and could send their armies to erase the UK. It turned out to be the right call and the main reason British ppl are today well and travelling the world, teaching English and posting on this forums. All because someone took the right decision based on his instincts and what he tough was the best at the momen. I rest my case.
nijao
- 2016-04-25
//You tell us your opinions are formed by your instinct. Does that mean you are relying on innate biological factors not based on prior experience, and your behaviour indicates an absence of learning? Are you aware that you possess a complex neural system that relies less on instinct and more on the cerebral cortex and social learning? Or is it that, like a dog who is soaking wet, you shake yourself? This would be instinctive behaviour.//
Doing things by instinct and how you feel at the moment has nothing to do previous experiences or knowledges. That is what make ppl different, remembered in history or not. Sample, Nixon made a trip to communist China during the high of the cold war. It made history. Reading books and listen to what other say ok, but having own experiences good-bad much better. Best//