In fact, we are disadvantaged because this potentially common sense comprehension is not part of one's consciousness, so the benefit is not available to one. One can also be victimized in decision making and analytical understanding by not knowing better. The truth is still intuited because it's fundamental to reality, but it sort of voodoos around in one's unconscious, not quite integrated. Trial and error will eventually lead one to it, and that is fine. Time and life are an opportunity if not playground for trial and error.
Some people feel that it's the fundamental freedom.
Try and fail, but then be able to try again. I feel it's very noble because its success at becoming solution is related to one's innocence towards it. Innocence is nice because perception becomes serendipitous. If one accumulates a string of solutions, there is a strong probability that something extraordinary will result, but still be simple common sense. It has the flavor of one's individuality.