I think most of these have the same limitation. When the numbers are to big, such as 1000 comparable cases or a 1 in 1000 chance, the human brain cannot intuitively grasp what to do. We are really only optimized for things in a central range (and, obviously, not even that under many circumstances). Rarer events, at least ones that do not occur in aggregate, do not produce sufficient optimization pressures. At some point, all the hard parts must be reduced to purely mathematical questions. If you can actually think of 10 corresponding situations, or remember the average of 100 past situations, you can use that, but picturing yourself dealing with 10 000 of something does not feel very different than picturing 100 000.