Barrier

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   If you read the post Breadth then you know intuition doesn't exist.  It's a perception we have when  witnessing another solving a problem or having an idea in the amount of time it took.  Specifically when our own minds give the impression of how long it would take for them to reach that point.

   Think of our own mind's impression as occurring on a shift in awareness and the estimate on a vague awareness of many things.

   You might be wondering how a mind can skip so many steps in identifying answers and gathering knowledge to find an answer to a problem or have an idea.

   It can't, that's backwards.

   But the skipping steps is easy to explain.

   The final moment when they snap together is how hypnosis ties in

   If you read the post Hiding then you know about the mind's mental map.  That mental map allows us to know things without really knowing them.  Let me rephrase that:

   The mind's mental map allows us to have answers stored as knowledge without being aware of them.

   An easy way to picture that is a line drawn that acts like a barrier (or picture a fence) to wall off the things we aren't currently aware of.  This division of what we know and we're aware of makes it possible to reach a point where things just line up.  It's a connecting domains of knowledge type of thing but don't worry about that now. 

   At that moment, barriers drop and a person can go from clueless to psychic.

   Scratch that.

   There's no more a psychic than there is an intuition.