> But it doesn't provide any intuition about how the systems really behave. In physics, intuition is much more of a cage than the models. In fact, I would arg

> But it doesn't provide any intuition about how the systems really behave. In physics, intuition is much more of a cage than the models. In fact, I would argue that our intuition itself is such a model. It's just one that vertebrates evolved over 100s of millions of years that enabled their brains to optimize Darwinian fitness. It has layers upon layers of simplifications and heuristics to reduce complexity to a levels it can use to compute viable behaviour.