That’s a great point about the term “intuitive”. Our intuition is based on our own experience, so it is necessarily different for each of us. But we can at least unite around shared experience, our cultural heritage and language. User interface idioms (double tap to zoom), videogame tropes (there is a button you hold to run), or typical standard library calls (here is how to fmt a string) all correspond to communities that know them. The beauty of learning lisp, forth, ML, prolog, verilog is not only that you grow your intuition but also that they help you better reflect on the boundaries of your knowledge and its finite extent. So much disagreement online is simply because we come from non-overlapping communities that use the same words to describe different bound experiences.