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In the architecture of human knowledge, we have long believed that the roof of Truth rests on the pillars of Rationality. But as we enter the era of quantum computing and hyper-complexity, the building is cracking. The cracks aren’t in the mathematics; they are in our consciousness. At Verbs-Verbi , we explore the IPER framework, where intelligence is not a monolithic block but a symphony of four functions: Intuition, Rationality, Ethics, and Sensing. Today, we look at a pivo

Introduction: Why We Need a “Methodology of Intuition” in Science Debates about artificial intelligence, knowledge sovereignty and local language models are usually conducted from a rational angle: through standard methodologies, procedures, curricula. In practice, however, many of the deepest breakthroughs come from something else – from what we might call intuitive intelligence: the ability to see the whole picture, to recognize a paradox, and to fuse distant layers of know

1. If you listen closely, the February wind whispers: prepare for surprises. I’m already prepared—I bought new boots and an umbrella. Let it whisper; I’m not afraid. I heard there’s going to be a street food festival in March. Who’s coming with me? First, let’s calculate how much we spent on Christmas gifts. Otherwise, we’ll be broke again and miss the festival. 2. Offices will soon become museums. People will come on tours: look, children, this is where people used to sit fr

1. Plans and Beer Luka:  "Guys, I don’t know about you, but I feel like this year in Belgrade is going to be a total reset for the IT scene. I can smell a massive shift coming." Marko:  "Luka, you smell a revolution every year. The reality is inflation, Vračar rents are hitting the ceiling, and electricity is going up. We need to stay grounded." Sara:  "All the raises and revolutions don’t mean a thing if we stop seeing each other. The main thing is to stay a team and not let

Conversation 1 – Buying the Yule Log Nikola:  Should we go to the market in the morning for the Yule log? Marko:  Of course, it’s tradition. But we need to go early to find a nice oak log. Jelena:  I really love this custom. I adore the smell of oak and straw in the house. Ana:  Me too. It doesn’t matter if you know all the history; what matters is that we’re together. Nikola:  I agree. Once we bring in the Yule log, the house feels warmer instantly. Marko:  Then it’s settled