These conclusions make intuitive sense.
Freud's notions of subconscious urges and socialised inhibitions seemed to make intuitive sense.
Instead, they make intuitive decisions that may be swayed by phenomena like "framing".
(Though not how "flashier" is used to make "intuitive" sound unimportant, when actually it's the most important element).
While it's easy to dismiss her experience on those grounds, her criticisms seem to make intuitive sense.
"But," Kahneman adds, "people are very often willing to make intuitive diagnoses even when they're very likely to be wrong".
Lanier's detractors have accused him of Ludditism, but his argument will make intuitive sense to anyone concerned with questions of propriety, responsibility, and authenticity.
"We have not lost our ability to innovate; we have not lost our ability to truly understand the consumer and make intuitive solutions for them," Mr. Vanjoki says.
The interior is elegant and feels less cramped than other low-roof four-doors, and most of the controls make intuitive sense most of the time.
