(emphasis mine)But the work also suggests that the human mind might be more capable of grasping the rules of the bizarre quantum world than previously thought — a revelation that could have implications for how scientists approach quantum physics, says Jacob Sherson, a quantum physicist at Aarhus University, Denmark, who led the study. “Maybe we should allow some of that normal intuition to enter our problem solving,” he says. Scientists studying quantum foundations have also long said that finding a more intuitive approach to quantum physics could help to crack outstanding puzzles, although many doubted that this would ever be possible without new theories.
What is "normal" intuition and why would it be something human beings are wired for if our survival does not depend on the counter intuitive (at least that's what was once thought about the quantum world) realm of the very small?
I thought "reason" was enough?