nr378Why the most valuable things you know are things you cannot say
https://deadneurons.substack.com/p/why-the-most-valuable-things-you
I would call the difference intuitive knowledge versus rational knowledge.
I've never seen the word calibration used this way:
different modes of learning. The first is instruction: the transfer of explicit models, rules, and relationships from one person to another through language. The second is calibration: the development of internal models through repeated exposure to feedback in a specific environment. Judgement is learnable through calibration. It is not transmissible through instruction.
Unfortunately the word "intuition" has been debased.
Intuition is just our brains' amazing pattern recognition ability at work.