Intuition Part 2
The word “Intuition” comes from Middle English, formed several hundreds of years ago. The Middle English word used was “Intuit,” which meant “to contemplate.” However, it was also used in Latin as “Intueri” which meant to “consider.” Why is any of this important, you ask? Great question. The original meaning simply meant to contemplate or consider but people have taken it to mean something more. Yet in reality, the actual concept of Intuition is really not easy to understand either.

Therefore, the various ways it is used seems to work because it’s not really easy to understand. This is where the science rabbit holes concept comes into play. We know some people are just naturally good at certain things, and we understand how that is. However, what we do not comprehend yet is how one can repeatedly make correct decisions in various areas, without much knowledge of the field. This is simply an anomaly.