intrinsically

With enough computing power, even jobs that seem intrinsically human, such as a therapist, could be done better by machines, he concludes.

“It is intrinsically a part of who I am and I am a better mom to my stepsons and a better partner to my fiance because I get to do what I love.”

She resisted the temptation to make the lyrics more explicitly autobiographical, reasoning that grief and heartache are intrinsically linked.

Social interactions prompt the brain to release “rewarding chemicals,” which is why engaging with others feels intrinsically pleasurable rather than burdensome.

"OMB is an intrinsically powerful position, but it has almost never been wielded as such," Stern said.