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How do you get a "Physical Intuition" for results in TCS?
The answers here already cover most of the nice suggestions about intuition. Still I would give it one more, which is usful when developing intuitions during paper writing. … Finally, after rounds of rewriting, we will have a nice round intuition about our own result, and we won't be too optimistic/pessimistic to the power of the new ideas presented in the paper, since we're …
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