Intuitiveless

Intuition is very important in life. If we don't have it, we should develop it. But is it always the best tool we have inside us for making decisions?

Lately, it's been a trendy topic that many of our decisions might be made by intuition. That you should trust your gut feeling. This book has new ideas on why sometimes, many times, intuition is not the best approach.

Is there confusion among intuition, beliefs, and common sense?

Are the beliefs we have had since we were kids the ones we think are intuition now?

Do we use intuition to make decisions because it's the easiest way to do it?

Are people with logical minds and highly technical skills who make rational decisions outdated?