> Which begs the question: where did the correct intuitions come from? Logic. > Can't be random; there are billions of wrong ideas and only 1 right one. It's

> Which begs the question: where did the correct intuitions come from? Logic. > Can't be random; there are billions of wrong ideas and only 1 right one. It's not random, it's deductions based on previously known truths. > So some weight has to be given to intuitions, and some props to those who had the right ones. Because that's how progress gets made. Props are given to those people, they're called scientists. There are no correct intuitions from the vitalists, they're claim is magic... that's not in any way useful.