It's hard to tell right away what intuition really is. It is important to first figure out what it is, and only then decide whether it is worth attributing it to something extrasensory or to ordinary fictions.
Intuition is an indescribable sensation when information is perceived without relying on existing knowledge and experience, as well as without the participation of the senses. For a long time it was considered an invention of charlatans posing as seers and people with supernormal abilities. Intuition is often called the sixth sense, because it allows you to perceive reality in the form of unusual sensations in the body or special symbols. Weaving into a single whole, all this forms a coherent picture. Currently, scientists argue that such a phenomenon really takes place. Neuroscientists from Sweden, researchers from the University of Tel Aviv, and many others have come to this conclusion more than once. However, this is not at all the so-called "third eye" and certainly not the sixth sense. Intuition is a process that the brain is responsible for, namely its pineal gland. The latter affects the active development of the cortex, which in turn contributes to the development of intelligence and the sharpening of all senses. In women, this part of the brain is arranged in a slightly different way than in men, and can evoke a much stronger intuitive feeling. It is not for nothing that such a concept as female intuition stands out. Intuition can develop depending on the professional activity of a person. For example, a trader or businessman may eventually begin to perceive something in an instinctive way. A professional investor instantly catches the market situation and at the last moment invests his funds in a truly profitable project. In other cases, he begins to feel how the market situation will change in the next few days, and manages to effectively react to this. Studies show that the modern person's brain is arranged in a slightly different way than in past centuries. Currently, all perceived information is subjected to careful analysis. Therefore, we can say that today, instead of intuition, intelligence and logical foresight of situations are used. However, anyone can develop an intuitive feeling if they learn to look at the things around them deeper, trying to notice what is imperceptible to others.
