Fnord wrote:
Intuition may not be a "sense" so much as an unconscious process that handles subliminal sensory data; thus making the label "Sixth Sense" a misnomer.
Does this mean decision making in executive functioning is a form of "sixth sense"?
Because that's what my experience tells me when I had judgements made of a working executive functioning.
It's processing IS auto, not manual.
Making it seem like a feeling or a sense, somewhat implicit than something explicit like a thought.
The thought is more like a steering wheel, a search engine or a notification.
Then the answers just come, already sorted, organized in accessible headspaces and ready for 3-10 steps of decisions ahead.