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Even the best of us sometimes fail to recognise the "dream signs" My point is, Are people that are more inclined to follow their intuitive instincts, (little voices etc) in waking life, call them what you will, be more inclined to be more effective Lucid Dreamers. Well if intution is in fact realated to the sub-conscious maybe it can offer that liitle bit more extra help when in a lucid.
Your question presupposes that Lucid Dreaming has anything to do actively discerning that one is Dreaming. This may seem to be the case, but appearances may be deceiving. What if becoming Lucid is actually just another element among all of the rest of the details of the Dream which are entirely decided by the Subconscious Mind -- that people only become Lucid because it is just one more detail of the pre-arranged Dream?
I've noticed that Lucidity more or less inevitably occurrs when Awareness and Consciousness Energy hits a certain threshold, and likewise, that Lucidity diminishes as that Consciousness Awareness Energy wanes. So, whether or not one is consciously more discerning or intuitive has little to do with it.
Lucidity is a function of Energy. Pretending that there are other variables involved only clouds the waters.
So you are saying the Threshold is Absolute. I beg to differ and believe it can be manipulated. Nothing can be taken as a Given. There are no fixed boundaries when it comes to exploring One's Own Universe.
I'd like to believe either case is manipulable...(ok, I made up a word)
I feel it's common sense that the normally intuitive person has a better chance of noticing dreamsigns. If intuitive includes reflexive, that is. But the extremely logical person has just a high of a chance of attaining lucidity, too, I believe. Neither force is more powerful or more advantageous than the other, intuitive is just underestimated currently in our inferred society.
That's right, there are no fixed boundaries except the one's we feel are necessary to support our eventual destinations.