>basic intuition of having a mathematical function spread out throughout space and time Citing Wiktionary definition of intuition: > Immediate cognition witho

>basic intuition of having a mathematical function spread out throughout space and time Citing Wiktionary definition of intuition: > Immediate cognition without the use of conscious rational processes. > A perceptive insight gained by the use of this faculty. So, that might be a great exposure of the topic, but this won’t be an intuitive one. It’s a bit disappointing when a document promise that it’s going to teach something thanks to some (presumably mostly) universal intuition, and then actually require the reader to be comfortable with some abstract notions to begin with. At least that page confesses half-heartedly that it’s title is actually a clickbait lie. There is nothing wrong with asking readership some prior knowledge. But what can we expect when we are pretending we ask individuals to follow their curiosity and just come with their intuition and attention? That smells like a receipt for disappointment or possibly even leading people to lose confidence in what they can get out of good will, curiosity, attention and intuition. All that said, thanks for the link and the publication, that’s an interesting reading.