However, without experience there would be nothing for intelligence to work on. Without intelligence, humans would not question their lives and their environment. Beyond the grasps of intelligence there is judgment. Judgment sublates intelligence. It does so because what is grasped by intelligence is not fact but possibilities of unities or correlations.
Judgment takes up the content of intelligence toward verification.
It searches for the term of the inquiry. But, judgment is dependent upon both intelligence and experience. Thus, by taking up intelligence, it takes up experience as well. Decision sublates judgment in moving the subject toward action. While judgment of fact was concerned with being, decision is concerned with the making of being.