I've a very bad habit of neglecting to read if I feel sure about a position.

For all I know, I could have that bad habit. The chance to apply it doesn't present itself very often so...

While I characterise myself as intuitive, I can't really agree that intuitive can mean not counting or reading.

I wish I could ask the "intuitive" players how they learn, but, lacking logic, maybe they can't? I ask because I have also countless teaching by example books (with useless text if any) for intuitive players and want to learn more from them than I can so far. How? (Note: IMO, intuition does not exist. So advice of the kind "apply your intuition" won't work.)

What do you take "intuition" to mean?

It is a pretence for laziness not to perceive or explain things carefully.

E.g., a "one's best guess" wide moyo defense move is a matter of almost equal distances and possibly of a convex sector line etc. and, at a higher level of reasoning, of degrees of safety of connection, life, territory etc., i.e., of aspects that can be measured, determined or iteratively approximated. E.g., instead of making an extension feeling intuitively right, the possible extensions can be qualified according to their connectivity etc. E.g., a guess "I think Black leads" can be verified by counting in a careful positional judgement.

It is a pretence for laziness not to perceive or explain things carefully.

E.g., a "one's best guess" wide moyo defense move is a matter of almost equal distances and possibly of a convex sector line etc. and, at a higher level of reasoning, of degrees of safety of connection, life, territory etc., i.e., of aspects that can be measured, determined or iteratively approximated. E.g., instead of making an extension feeling intuitively right, the possible extensions can be qualified according to their connectivity etc. E.g., a guess "I think Black leads" can be verified by counting in a careful positional judgement.