because a) everyone's intuition is different, b) sometimes uneducated intuition is just wrong. On a surface level things looks good, but in some specific situation intuitive ways of doing things could be not consistent or don't have any solution at all. In this cases you just stuck with magic box of software which did something and you have no idea what and reach for backup.
Git is not like that. It is very-very simple. If you learn basics of it, your intuition will align with git's "intuition" too, and you can do crazy things with total peace of mind, without googling or looking into source code of git to see how they had to make something "intuitive" in some definition of the word.
Git is not like that. It is very-very simple. If you learn basics of it, your intuition will align with git's "intuition" too, and you can do crazy things with total peace of mind, without googling or looking into source code of git to see how they had to make something "intuitive" in some definition of the word.