I wouldn't say that world "isn't built for intuitives." It's much easier to "play" systems like school, for instance, if you are able to see more general patterns and "read in between the lines." For example, taking a test is not solely about knowing "the material"; it can also be about knowing your professor/teacher and what they see as important about the subject. If you're able to do that, as well as know some facts, you can both predict *what* to study, as well as answer questions in a way that mght express deeper understanding, at least to that specific professor.
luhboosie (not verified)says...
I wouldn't say that world "isn't built for intuitives." It's much easier to "play" systems like school, for instance, if you are able to see more general patterns and "read in between the lines." For example, taking a test is not solely about knowing "the material"; it can also be about knowing your professor/teacher and what they see as important about the subject. If you're able to do that, as well as know some facts, you can both predict *what* to study, as well as answer questions in a way that mght express deeper understanding, at least to that specific professor.