INsight

 Insight is a powerful ability that enables us to perceive and understand a situation, problem, or concept clearly and deeply. It involves gaining a deeper understanding or realization beyond the surface level, often leading to new perspectives, solutions, or breakthroughs. 

Insight is not just the result of objective reasoning alone but, perhaps primarily, the result of a momentary subjective process entirely independent of reason. It is the product of experience that is considered, controlled and applied peculiarly.

 Gaining insight involves:

• Looking closely at the problem.
• Trying different approaches.
• Suddenly, the "aha " feeling is when you can see how everything fits together to reveal the answer.

This sudden intuitive realization allows us to see a problem in a new light, leading to a previously hidden solution. 

Insight is a complex ability that involves multiple brain regions, including the prefrontal cortex, anterior cingulate cortex, and the temporal lobes. These brain regions work together to facilitate the process of insight, allowing us to connect seemingly unrelated pieces of information and arrive at a deeper understanding of the problem at hand. 

In conclusion, insight is a valuable cognitive ability that can help us solve complex problems, gain new perspectives, and make breakthroughs in our understanding of the world around us. It is a product of experience, controlled thinking, intuitive reasoning, and brain function that is essential for success in many areas of life.