The absurdity heuristic classifies highly untypical situations as "absurd", or . While normally very useful as a form of , allowing us to detect nonsense, it suffers from the same problems as the .
There are a number of situations in which the absurdity heuristic is wrong. A deep theory has to . Where you don't expect intuition to construct an of reality, classifying an idea as impossible may be . The future is usually "absurd", although sometimes it's possible to , proving possible what is intuitively absurd.