“Special Relativity seems counterintuitive to us humans—like an arbitrary speed limit, which you could get around by going backward in time, and then forward again. A law you could escape prosecution for violating, if you managed to hide your crime from the authorities. But what Special Relativity really says is that human intuitions about space and time are simply wrong. There is no global “now,” there is no “before” or “after” across spacelike gaps. The ability to visualize a single global world, even in principle, comes from not getting Special Relativity on a gut level. Otherwise it would be obvious that physics proceeds locally with invariant states of distant entanglement, and the requisite information is simply not locally present to support a globally single world.” (Eliezer Yudkowsky, Rationality)

Nice point about missing Intuition regarding Special Relativity and Quantum Physics.

“Special Relativity seems counterintuitive to us humans—like an arbitrary speed limit, which you could get around by going backward in time, and then forward again. A law you could escape prosecution for violating, if you managed to hide your crime from the authorities. But what Special Relativity really says is that human intuitions about space and time are simply wrong. There is no global “now,” there is no “before” or “after” across spacelike gaps. The ability to visualize a single global world, even in principle, comes from not getting Special Relativity on a gut level. Otherwise it would be obvious that physics proceeds locally with invariant states of distant entanglement, and the requisite information is simply not locally present to support a globally single world.” (Eliezer Yudkowsky, Rationality)

Nice point about missing Intuition regarding Special Relativity and Quantum Physics.

It helps if something appeals to Intuition, and perhaps in combination with these three factors.

My hope is that this can be An Intuitive Science. The following structure below is meant to help form a stable Intuition.

Appeal to Intuition

One issue “scientific thinking” has at scale is that we do not achieve a stable Intuition for it without some work. Other types of thinking, e.g. religious or emotional do tend to appeal more to our intuitions (this partially explains their staying power).