When a thinker is using the red hat, there should never be any attempt to justify the feeling or to provide a logical basis for them. The red hat covers two broad types of feeling. Firstly, there are the ordinary emotions as we know them, ranging from the strong emotions such as fear and dislike to the more subtle ones such as suspicion. Secondly, there are the complex judgement that go into such types of feeling as hunch, intuition, sense, taste, aesthetic feeling and other not visibly justified typed of feeling. Where an opinion has a large measure of this type of feeling, it can also fit under the red hat.