Intuition in the advancement of Science and Technology

What if some of the great discoveries in science did not begin in a laboratory, but in human perception? Throughout history, humanity has advanced through its ability to observe, question, experiment, analyze, and create. However, there is another dimension of knowledge that often remains on the margins of traditional methods of investigation: Intuition. In this work, Sergio Antonio Meneghetti reflects on the role of intuitive perception in the advancement of Science and Technology, proposing that the evolution of human knowledge may expand as Science and Intuition cease to be regarded as necessarily opposing fields. Drawing on intuitive experiences, observations, studies, and reflections developed throughout his journey, the author presents hypotheses and cases that explore different areas of knowledge, relating phenomena of the microscopic world to the great structures of the Universe. The work also addresses the evolution of human perception, distinguishing Consciousness, associated with reason and analysis, from Superconsciousness, related to Intuition and to a broader perception of reality. Rather than presenting definitive answers, this book proposes new questions. And perhaps one of them is fundamental to the future: Could the next great frontier of Science lie not only in what we are able to observe, measure, and calculate, but also in what we are capable of perceiving? A work for those who believe that the advancement of Science often begins when someone dares to perceive beyond what is already known.