Go has human-sized simplicity. Programming language complexity is limited by human cognitive limitations, and Go has a small cognitive load.
This makes it feel like a very intuitive language.
That doesn't mean it is an intuitive language - just that it feels like one for a specific class of problems.
Personally I enjoy using it for the same reasons as everyone else. But... I'm also aware it's quite an old-fashioned language, with some bumps under the floorboards where useful things were hammered down to make them go away, instead of being fully solved.
This makes it feel like a very intuitive language.
That doesn't mean it is an intuitive language - just that it feels like one for a specific class of problems.
Personally I enjoy using it for the same reasons as everyone else. But... I'm also aware it's quite an old-fashioned language, with some bumps under the floorboards where useful things were hammered down to make them go away, instead of being fully solved.