I don't know if I read that one. I remembet r reading "Intuition at Work" and "Emotional Intelligence." One pointed out military drills are built on the theory

I don't know if I read that one. I remembet r reading "Intuition at Work" and "Emotional Intelligence." One pointed out military drills are built on the theory I shared. Martial arts and sports use "muscle memory" the same way. The workplace book applied the concept to design a series of realistic scenarios for specific duties that trained the intuition of employees. I think there's overwhelming, anecdotal evidence of the examples I just gave. Maybe empirical in science but I haven't looked at that for military, sports, etc. I still build on it regularly, like programming practice. I'm curious if you saw scientific counter-evidence to that or a different set of claims in the book you referenced. Just because the studies might only disagree with a subset of the claims. We might also find the mechanisms are different than what the other, two books said.