Philosophical intuition is a concept that refers to a type of knowledge that is acquired through direct experience or insight, rather than through reasoning or study. It is a type of knowledge that is not based on facts or evidence, but rather on a feeling or understanding that is gained through personal experience. Examples of philosophical intuition include the feeling of being connected to something larger than oneself, the feeling of being in tune with the universe, and the feeling of understanding something without being able to explain it.
