🏠The adult “smart intuitor” pattern (where cognitive ability mainly drives sound intuitions) emerges later in development. Until then, accurate reasoning often requires effortful, deliberate correction, and those with higher cognitive ability are more likely to succeed. (2/2)

💡 From early to late adolescence, reasoning improves not only through more careful deliberation but also sharper intuitions.
🎓 By the end of high school, cognitive ability predicts how well teens deliberate—but it doesn’t predict their intuitive reasoning. (1/2)

2. @wimdeneys.bsky.social's lab had a bunch of posters about how reflective thinking

- can be fast ("intuitive")
- becomes automatic (fast)
- is preferred by humans *and* chatbots

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