Space, time and causality are considered pure "a priori" intuitions. People engage in reasoning largely to find evidence to support their initial intuitions. An exposition on a priori intuitions is an analysis of the intentional constitution of sensibility. Philosophers tend to motivate various conceptual analyses by appeal to their intuitions about thought experiments. For Kant, space and time are a priori intuitions. Space and time are pure "a priori" intuitions. Philosophers differ from non-philosophers in their intuitions about what consciousness is. All mathematical knowledge consists of concepts that are derived from intuitions. Linear logic lends itself to many different presentations, explanations and intuitions. But often, philosophers differ in their intuitions about the scenario. Mathematical concepts are constructed from a synthesis of intuitions. Ignoring individual differences may result in a distorted view of folk intuitions or concepts. This theoretical aesthetic includes most importantly&colon; intuitions and history. Thus, it is commonly associated with emotions and intuitions. Therefore, CT forms an important part of our theory about the knowledge of modal intuitions.