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4 unchanged lines collapsedIf you *do* have some sense of why you’re feeling a certain way and can roughly express it in words, it’s an **Intuition**. If you can fully articulate it in words, it’s a **Statement**. Statements can also produce feelings. For example, if one of your core value isthatnon‑coercion, you might feel angry when someone disciplines their child in an immoral way — here, the Statement (often paired with Intuitions or Drives) is producing the feeling of anger.6 unchanged lines collapsed
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If you do have some sense of why you’re feeling a certain way and can roughly express it in words, it’s an Intuition. If you can fully articulate it in words, it’s a Statement. Statements can also produce feelings. For example, if one of your core value is non‑coercion, you might feel angry when someone disciplines their child in an immoral way — here, the Statement (often paired with Intuitions or Drives) is producing the feeling of anger.
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