The Intuition Way

by Abraham Thomas

The Intuition Way To Crisis Management offers a unique and innovative perspective on intuition. It offers the path breaking proposition that intuition is an elimination algorithm, that enables the mind to discover the truth by eliminating unrelated data (untruths). The book suggests that the mind is a pattern recognition entity and provides a new and comprehensive understanding of intuition. It is a pioneering work that offers the possibility of an instant change of viewpoint. The groundbreaking work challenges our traditional understanding of intuition. It is transformative. It has the potential to change the way we live our lives. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the power of intuition and how to use it to their advantage. It is a life-changing work that will help you make better decisions, live a more fulfilling life, and achieve your goals.

180 pages, Paperback

Published July 16, 2023

About the author

ABRAHAM THOMAS [b.1934] was born in the misty blue mountains of south India. A mechanical engineering graduate from Guindy, and a production engineering graduate from Imperial College, London, he has been a manufacturer of electrical equipment, and then a builder of apartments in south India. The building norms set by his pioneering company, helped shape the higher building standards notable to the region. His book, The Affluence Machine, describes the powerful developmental effects generated by higher urban accessibility on the economy.
Thomas also developed artificial intelligence diagnostic software for medical and industrial uses. His book, The Intuitive Algorithm, explains an AI algorithm which appears to imitate human intuition.
Thomas’ Effective Mind Control website contains articles on the parallels in the nervous system to algorithmic processes. It also deals with the emotions created by the influence of algorithmic logic on evolutionary development. The solutions to emotional problems presented in the website are based on his lifelong experiences. These articles have created extensive public interest, with over half a million people from 150 countries visiting the website, and 1500 page views a day. The present book follows up on that widespread interest.