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There are two kinds (at least) of intuitions. Let's look at the objective definition first, then talk about the 2 kinds."Intuition: (Lat. intuere, to look at) The direct and immediate apprehension by a knowing subject of itself, of its conscious states, of other minds, of an external world, of universals, of values or of rational truths. -- L.W. "http://www.ditext.com/runes/i.html Dictionary of Philosophy: Runes, Editor; 19421 kind is "mystic." Oh right--as if they could just jump through the air from the essence of the object, into your mind. Or as if all knowledge was a priori and the intuition just jumped out of the chaos in your mind.2 Well, it did just jump out of your mind, and that is the second kind, but it is a posteriori in it's origin primarily; secondarily, it is from your sub-conscious which is only a priori to the intuition.In other words, what Ayn Rand 40 years ago called a "psycho-epistemological intuition," is now, today, a growing science called Epistemic Psychology. Your subconscious works on a problem long enough, and your psychology will draw it out, until you have "direct and immediate apprehension."It was not apprehended until the precepts in your subconscious combined back into the proper concept and you looked and you saw it.No intuition can come from a priori knowledge because it does not exist (contrary to Plato and Kant's say so,) nor from Plato's forms. Intuitions are not "thoughts from the gods." They are not "mirror images" of what the god you pray to told you.The reason some people do not come up with the correct intuition when you do, is because he/she has not had the same experiences. So you, too, will often have no answer when others do.