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In this podcast Joel and Antonia chat about the deeper differences between sensing and intuition.
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In this podcast you’ll find:
- What are some current trends of how Sensors and iNtuitives are viewed?
- Why is it important to acknowledge the nuances between Sensors and iNtuitives?
- How do Sensors and iNtuitives desire to understand the world?
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The definition of Sensing
- The two styles of Sensing: Sensation (Extraverted Sensing) and Memory (Introverted Sensing).
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Why might the current world be challenging for Sensors?
- What important asset can Sensors bring to the world right now?
- What is the nucleus of what it means to be a Sensor?
- How has our connection to the sensory world changed and how does it affect us?
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The definition of iNtuition
- What’s at the nucleus of being an iNtuitive?
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How do iNtuitives understand the world?
- What’s a pitfall for iNtuitives?
- How does iNtuition benefit the world?
- The two styles of iNtuition: Perspectives (Introverted iNtuition) and Exploration (Extraverted iNtuition).
- Why does iNtuition and Sensing need to rely on each other to be complete?
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You guys nailed it as usual. Add even more weirdness when you consider pure-text communication, especially chatroom drama. Like with nothing but text and emojis and maybe animated GIFs, the amount of intuitive contribution to the experience with its own shadow of bias is mindboggling.
Also loved the example of Introverted Intuition “filling in the shadows” of physical experience, I suspected that was one way it worked but never thought of it as such a real-time contributor.
Hey guys, I’m an ESTP and having just listened in today I gotta say I get what you’re saying about how the digital world is challenging for sensors.
Last night I was interviewed in a podcast with my dev team, and having been our third podcast I’ve started to form an impression of what the experience is like.
What I said to my teammates afterwards was "I’m usually very comfortable in most conversations and social environments, but I find that when talking in video chat and voice chat formats, something about it offsets me.
I think that it’s the lack of physical presence. Without being able to physically see the people I’m communicating with there are certain details that are just missing.
It leaves me feeling like I’m suddenly perceiving at 25%. And with that loss it’s harder for me to chime in and speak off the top of my head like I often do. According to my teammates I seemed fine, but I still think if the interview was in person I would have participated at a higher level.
There’s something about actual present reality that cameras and microphones just loose in translation.