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A primary drawback of relying on intuition is that intuitive judgments are frequently incorrect. This vulnerability arises because instinctual decisions are driven by cognitive and motivational biases rather than being grounded in logical reasoning, objective facts, or scientific evidence.

Limitations of Intuition

An everyday example of intuition is believing that a friend is lying to you simply because she is acting strange and avoiding eye contact. This scenario illustrates how knowledge can be acquired through subjective, intuitive feelings about someone's behavior rather than objective evidence, raising the question of whether such sources should be trusted.

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