Seeing What Others Don't

Klein's approach to understanding intuition is fascinating—I'm curious what sparked his interest in this particular aspect of psychology and decision-making.

The stories felt very relatable and made me think about moments when I had sudden realizations. Were others surprised by how often these insights happen unexpectedly?

It seems to suggest that insight isn't just about logical analysis but involves other subtle processes. I'm wondering if this shifts how people should approach problem-solving.