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.