THE BRAIN THAT LIVES TOMORROW : ANOKHIN, EXPERIENCE, PREDICTIVE PROCESSING, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTUITION

This book explores the nature of intuition, revealing it as an ordinary function of the brain that predicts and prepares us for future events. It traces the ideas of Russian physiologist Pyotr Anokhin and their later recognition in the West, illustrating how our subconscious guesses can be trusted, tested, and refined. The narrative emphasizes that intuition is not infallible but a valuable tool for understanding ourselves and the world, especially when combined with experience and critical thinking.