Our analysis of Christopher Hitchens’ decision-making mind-set is presented in units listed below under navigation.

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NAVIGATION

UNIT 01 Orientation

UNIT 02 Contextualisation

UNIT 03 Hitchens’ mind-set

UNIT 04 Irrational intuition

UNIT 05 A thing which falls into your head

UNIT 06 Intrinsic conviction

UNIT 07 So called facts

UNIT 08 The accidental

UNIT 09 Time factor

UNIT 10 Space factor

UNIT 11 Smelling a rat

UNIT 12 Intuition shifts

UNIT 13 Irrational type

UNIT 14 Decisive intuition

UNIT 15 Intuition defined

UNIT 16 Achilles heel

UNIT 17 Hitchens' intuition is typical

UNIT 18 Art expressing intuition

UNIT 19 The Hitchens’ list

UNIT 20 Intuition recapitulated

UNIT 21 Inferences & Implications

UNIT 22 Presentation requirements

UNIT 23 Jung & Moltzer

UNIT 24 To be continued