#Reasoning

Fear’s Power to Paralyze Reason and Action

Yet history and literature also provide examples of individuals reclaiming their faculties by confronting fear. Civil rights leaders like Martin Luther King, Jr. spoke of courage not as the absence of fear, but the ability to persevere in spite of it. This return of agency affirms Burke’s point in reverse: when fear recedes, the mind regains its powers of reasoning and action, enabling progress both personal and collective. [...]

Intuition Will Tell the Thinking Mind Where to Look Next - Jonas Salk

Salk implies that intuition and logical thinking are not opposing forces but rather work together. Intuition provides the initial guidance, while reasoning follows up with deeper analysis and exploration. [...]