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@0xIntuition Flagship Consumer app unlocks completely new ways to share and distribute your ideas and recommendations with your audience. Far more effectively than I've ever seen too.

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Intuition Thesis
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Intuition App is in invite-only beta.

Join the waitlist at app.intuition.systems or send me a DM if you think you have good taste and should get in faster :)

This is our attempt to make a lasting positive impact on the world.

Out of this list; The Kalevala very familiar to me. If you are a LOTR fan you would probably love it.

And my up next is Theft of Fire from @Devon_Eriksen_

I was a never a huge fan of sci-fi books, but this one got me curious to try for the first time.

That's one of the reasons I have started adding books to my Intuition.

I think reading is one of the most important skills you should have. Especially now in the age of AI and social media, where incentives are aligned with a certain type of behaviour.

Boy, girl, man, woman, for everyone.

There are couple transformational benefits: one, as a long form content, it helps us as a humans transfer ideas, thoughts, and stories to each other far more than any other form of content. Two, it helps with your vocabulary and your own thinking, even if you wouldn't write to anyone. That would be another rabbit hole with indirect benefits. Three, it helps with your attention span during the age of short form content.

So the starting point is: books are good. books are important.

The next step is that I want to save my books in a shareable, multiplayer format that transcends the limitations of current platforms.

I am not an active reader, but I do like to read, and that's why it's EVEN MORE important for me to be able to discover valuable stuff from the people I trust. Bc I read fewer books than maybe someone else, I don't have time to waste reading just to discover. I just want relevant and interesting books to begin with.

Okay I saw @Devon_Eriksen_ displaying a great sense of thinking. I am curious what he's reading? But I don't have easily discoverable recommendations from him on what to read and why.

Could I DM him? Sure but he probably won't have time to answer, at least to 1000 people.

Let alone if I want to know what @elonmusk or someone else reads, where could I potentially go? Maybe they have shared something here and there but it's all so fragmented and unusable form right now.

That's why I see our Intuition App as one of the most interesting social experiments currently.

We wanted that social way to express our thoughts within our very tight circle, see what they are saying, and see perspectives related to you and discover things you like.

So Intuition is literally for everyone.

There's a lot going on in the background if you are interested in that but the basic thesis is to solve discovery of information.

So you are the owner of your Intuition. We have just built a nice user interface to engage with it in a way we liked.

If you are curious wtf Intuition is and want to join the protest against distorted reality and slop, I am happy to invite you to the frontlines with us.

We are current invite-only to protect the spirits, so tag me or send me a DM, or find other ways to prove your existence and interest.

So if you want to support preventing the retardation of discovery. We're happy to invite you to the party.

app.intuition.systems btw.