[redbad]

    > Are you suggesting that it isn't in Emacs?

Yes, of course. Emacs is obviously and inarguably not immediately intuitive.

[prasoon2211]

Ah, but you forget to provide a reason to support your claim unlike me, who presented a basic use case which in fact refutes your claim (in the last comment).

> Emacs is obviously and inarguably not immediately intuitive.

"obviously" : I find it anything but obvious. "inarguably": Really? So it can't even be argued? Well, I don't know what to say to that.

[mkhattab]

What is immediately intuitive about anything a programmer does on their machine? I assume you have used a Unix shell, right? Was there anything immediately intuitive about that? You've probably done some programming, so was there anything immediately intuitive about your programming language?

[ricardobeat]

You press the key labeled 'X' in the keyboard, and an X shows up in the screen. Can't be more intuitive than that.

[Grue3]

How so? Unlike vim, you can just type stuff in and it works.