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ajis02-135	Haynes, John	The Management of Intuition	2003	7	.pdf	application/pdf	4613	215	53	Generally at the level of perception things are open to perception (by which they may, or may not, be perceived), but, importantly, we are not able to perceive an idea or concept – simply because neither have any identifiable ‘thingness’ about them to enable them to be perceived. At some stage in early history the invention of the wheel was implicit intuitionally in some human’s mind, now it is generally rendered as a significant product of that intuition, but that is not to say that one cannot take the journey again to re-experience it as implicit intuition, and further, to conception itself.	cache/ajis02-135.pdf	txt/ajis02-135.txt