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the educated leap your brain takes when patience and data both ran out
means To form an opinion or estimate without enough certain knowledge, hoping you land close to the truth.
from From Middle English gessen, likely borrowed from a Scandinavian source — compare Old Norse and Danish gisse — and a cousin of Dutch gissen, all carrying the sense of 'to aim at, estimate, suppose.' The deeper root is thought to relate to the idea of 'getting' or 'grasping' mentally, the same family that gives us 'get' — fitting for a word about reaching for an answer you can't quite hold.
- origin
- From Old Norse meaning to aim or estimate
- coin flip
- Pure guessing wins 50 percent, often beating overthinking
- science fuel
- Hypotheses are just guesses wearing lab coats
- the brand
- Guess jeans launched in 1981 with one denim style
- gut math
- Snap guesses can outperform deliberate analysis on some tasks
guess who — board game where players ask yes/no questions to identify a character, first released by milton bradley in 1979
guess the google search — viral game on twitter where users try to figure out what autocomplete suggestion matches a description
guess jeans — fashion brand founded by georges marciano in 1981, known for denim and casual wear