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2026-07-11 18:26 UTC

@PaulaToThePeople@climatejustice.social I find that question very difficult. My intuition is super present, and I think I use it _a lot_. Example: my maths skills are almost entirely intuitive, and I did go through university like that. But I feel that a lot of it may actually be cognition, at a speed or level that makes it _feel like_ intuition. So I clicked intuition, but I am really not sure.

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@PaulaToThePeople@climatejustice.social 2026-07-11 19:02

@jexner@tooting.ch Yeah, nothing is ever just one or the other. For me, my dyslexia means I heavily rely on logic, and if there is none, I pick the "wrong" answer most of the time (left-right, east-west, etc.). I even logically determined why I mostly pick the wrong answer: - I notice I often get it wrong because I see no logic (often may just be 50% at that point). - I train myself not to pick the option I would pick intuitively - for a while I pick the right answer after hesitation - at some point my intuition changes - I still don't trust my intuition, so I pick the wrong answer after hesitation To this day I mostly pick the wrong cupboard in my childhood home whenever I try to get a glass (left) or plate (right).

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