"The capacity for directed thinking I call intellect; the capacity for passive or undirected thinking I call intellectual intuition."
— Carl Jung
The Capacity For Directed Thinking I Call
The capacity for directed thinking I call intellect; the capacity for passive or undirected thinking I call intellectual intuition.
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