Is the idea clear? Superperception is studied, is a part of psychiatry and human functions, and exactly the same negative state remains outside of science. But if you think about it, this is a state of increased injury risk, when, for example, an experienced driver at close range does not notice an obstacle, or a pedestrian stupidly does not perceive obvious sound signals. And even more so it concerns the wrong choice of wife, car or field of activity. If we develop this topic, then it may concern wrong decisions, despite the fact that "it was nevertheless read to the smallest detail." This is the very state when people cannot explain the reasons for their ridiculous or awkward actions. Sudden awkwardness, as opposed to the usual mobility and predictability of human movements, is also ignored by science, although this is a common phenomenon. In another way, "anti-intuition" can be formulated as a state in which it is difficult to achieve a predictable and standard result, all other things being equal. I emphasize that it is necessary to separate inattention, stupidity, etc., a state of fatigue, with a decrease in the efficiency of the brain, and anti-intuition, as the work of consciousness and the unconscious.