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15-10-2016
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When we use the term "insight", we mean that an author
1. has a strong sense of human experience
2.Has excellent vision
3. understands everything
4. understands better than others
5. can look back and his/her errors

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TootsieR TootsieR

15-10-2016

I believe it is 4. When someone has a better insight, they know more information than others around them

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annahare8 annahare8

15-10-2016

4
because insight means you understand better and you have more experience or you know something that someone else doesn't.

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