Intuitive
Intuitive adjective - Spontaneously derived from or prompted by a natural tendency.
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Normal and intuitive are semantically related in inborn topic. In some cases you can use "Normal" instead an adjective "Intuitive".
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A person of normal intelligence is usually savvy enough to immediately go back over their words and realize what the massive intuitive flaw in their previous statement was.
Source: Ahem -
While one must be smart and intuitive to grasp the rules of Go, most professional players forego their normal education, and tend to get lower grades in their studies.
Source: Manga / Hikaru no Go - Intuitive bit gets played with in The X-Files, which plays with the normal gender roles of these styles: the male lead is Intuitive and the female lead is Logical (it's usually the other way around).
Source: Dramatica
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