I agree with the proposition Gerd Gigerenzer is making: we use intuition in our daily lives as part of our decision process, and those with a greater aptitude f

I agree with the proposition Gerd Gigerenzer is making: we use intuition in our daily lives as part of our decision process, and those with a greater aptitude for intuitive understanding have greater intelligence. I think this positions intelligence as being more than just a quantitative marker like an IQ score. Intelligence has conscious and unconscious aspects to it. True intelligence not only requires intense learning, but it also requires intense experiential awareness, understanding, and apprehension.