In contrast to many other domains of philosophy, metaphysics relies on experiential intuitions rather than conceptual intuitions. Due to their nature, experiential intuitions do not provide direct evidence for certain views and consequently, metaphysical theories are often counterintuitive. In contrast, conceptual intuitions have epistemic value for those domains of philosophy that do not aspire ontological insights. In these domains, philosophy improves free energy minimisation by engineering concepts to be more predictable.