عنان

“I just don’t believe there’s such a thing as intuition. I prefer to think of the human mind as an immense hard drive, a massive collection of data from which nothing of potential value to its owner is ever deleted. This information may not be dancing around in your forebrain, but it is ready when you need it. I believe that what we call intuition is simply stored and forgotten experiences that the conscious mind somehow can instantaneously retrieve, combine, and process in a way that, superficially at least, seems miraculous or preternatural.”
― Roy Hazelwood, Dark Dreams: Sexual Violence, Homicide and the Criminal Mind