As you go further into the path of becoming a master in some subject of your choice, knowledge becomes part of you, and is therefore more intuitive than rationa

As you go further into the path of becoming a master in some subject of your choice, knowledge becomes part of you, and is therefore more intuitive than rational. You don't rationalize how to walk. You just do it. Now, if we're talking of a beginner in something, rationalization is a must. He can't relay on intuition, because there's none, or perhaps some but innaplicable to the subject, because it comes from previous unrelated experiences. The walking seems to be a bad example here, but if you think about it, a baby learns also by trial and error. He can't truly rationalize, but he wants it so bad (and is also very much encouraged to it) that he learns and grows intuition without thinking about it. Decisions are made based on whether you can decide using your guts or your brain. And that depends on your previous experience with similar decisions, either learnt from others or on your own.