What we think we know, simply because we feel it. Somewhere in our gut. And because we can't explain it, we call it a gut decision or intuition. The word actually just means to look at something, to observe it. Intuition does not mean that we should stop using our brains. In fact, we should do so if we really want to understand our gut feelings. This book, "The Misguided Path of Intuition," explores how it can lead us astray, often presenting false results in a favorable light or making us acutely aware when something doesn't feel right. Before intuition can truly become a valuable asset in your information processing, it is essential to look behind the curtain of your gut feelings. To understand, to wonder, and occasionally to chuckle warmly at yourself about all the mechanics that lie within you.