About “There Is No Intuition”
This is not just a game — it's a large-scale experiment to answer:Does human intuition provide any advantage in random selection?
The Problem with Other Games
Many “games of chance” create the illusion of pre-determined outcomes:
“Pick a card, any card!”
But here's the dirty secret: the randomness happens at the moment of your click.
When you tap a card in most games, the system then decides what that card will be. Your choice is meaningless — you could pick any card and get the same statistical outcome.
This gives intuition no chance to work.
How We're Different
In “There Is No Intuition”, the deck is shuffled once at game start. Every card's position is fixed before you make a single choice.
If intuition exists — if humans can somehow “sense” hidden information —
this game gives it a fair chance to prove itself.
The Mathematics
With enough games, these numbers should converge perfectly.
The Verdict
After thousands of games:
- If Red/Blue stays near 50/50 → No side advantage
- If scores average near 170 → No selection advantage
- If no players consistently outperform → There is no intuition
The only way to know for sure? Play thousands of games. Millions.
Become part of the experiment.
Choose Your Side
Registered users can pledge allegiance to Red or Blue. Every game you play contributes to your team's global statistics.
Root for your color. Prove your team has better intuition — or prove that neither does.