The Cognitive Functions | CPT Explained

Cognitive Personality
16 Aug 202021:24

Summary

TLDRThis video script offers a comprehensive guide to cognitive functions, dividing them into perceiving and rational groups. It explains functions like Extraverted Sensing (focused on concrete details), Extraverted Intuition (seeking patterns in broader reality), Introverted Sensing (recalling past experiences), and Introverted Intuition (imagining possibilities). The script also covers Feeling and Thinking functions, emphasizing their subjective and objective aspects, respectively. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding cognitive functions in personality types.

Takeaways

  • 🔍 Cognitive functions can be divided into perceiving functions (lenses) and rational/judging functions (codecs).
  • 👀 Extraverted Sensing (Se) focuses on concrete, tangible details of the present moment, perceiving a small, specific portion of reality externally.
  • 🔮 Extraverted Intuition (Ne) takes in a broader scope of reality, losing detail but seeking connections and patterns, looking towards the future.
  • 🌅 Introverted Sensing (Si) deals with internal, concrete information such as memories and past experiences, valuing what is known and familiar.
  • 🌟 Introverted Intuition (Ni) forms conjectures about internal, abstract concepts, creating future visions and alternative scenarios.
  • ❤️ Extraverted Feeling (Fe) is concerned with the emotional atmosphere and harmony of the group or society, valuing social order and cohesion.
  • 💭 Introverted Feeling (Fi) focuses on personal values, identity, and the individual's place and purpose within the world.
  • 🔧 Extraverted Thinking (Te) assigns objective value to external components, seeking order and efficiency in the external world.
  • 💡 Introverted Thinking (Ti) is a detached, internal process of cross-referencing values and creating theories, maintaining objective order within the mind.
  • 🔄 There is a fluid space between natural opposites, where one function can dip into the characteristics of its counterpart, suggesting a balance and interplay.

Q & A

  • What is the main purpose of the video?

    -The main purpose of the video is to serve as a cheat sheet for understanding cognitive functions, allowing viewers to easily consult definitions of terms used in the series and to enhance their comprehension of the content.

  • How are cognitive functions divided into groups in the video?

    -Cognitive functions are divided into two groups: perceiving functions, which are used to perceive information and are likened to lenses, and rational or judging functions, which assign value to perceived information and are compared to codecs.

  • What is the primary focus of Extraverted Sensing according to the video?

    -Extraverted Sensing focuses on a very specific portion of external reality, perceiving concrete and tangible details in the present moment, without much concern for the background or anticipation of future events.

  • How does Extraverted Intuition differ from Extraverted Sensing?

    -Extraverted Intuition differs from Extraverted Sensing by perceiving a broader scope of reality, losing detail in the process, and focusing on the relationships between various components to form a big picture, often leading to a future-oriented perspective.

  • What does the video suggest about the nature of Introverted Sensing?

    -Introverted Sensing is a function that perceives concrete and tangible information stored internally, such as memories and past experiences, and it is associated with a past-tense time frame due to its reliance on what is known and absolute.

  • How is Introverted Intuition described in the video?

    -Introverted Intuition is portrayed as a function that perceives a broad range of internal values, leading to a loss of detail and a reliance on conjecture and imagination to fill in the gaps, often resulting in a future-oriented and hypothetical perspective.

  • What is the role of Extraverted Feeling in the video's explanation?

    -Extraverted Feeling is described as a function that assigns value to the emotional atmosphere and relationships in the external world, focusing on social harmony and the collective identity, rather than individual emotions.

  • How does Introverted Feeling differ from Extraverted Feeling?

    -Introverted Feeling focuses on internal subjective value and individual identity, dealing with personal emotions, values, and how one relates to the world, in contrast to Extraverted Feeling, which is concerned with the emotions and social order of others.

  • What does the video say about the nature of Extraverted Thinking?

    -Extraverted Thinking is concerned with the objective order of the external world, observing and assigning value to the relationships between external components, which can include anything from mechanisms to beauty and design.

  • How is Introverted Thinking characterized in the video?

    -Introverted Thinking is characterized as a detached function that assigns objective value to internally stored components, seeking to understand and cross-reference these values to maintain or create objective order within the mind.

  • What does the video suggest about the interaction between perceiving and judging functions?

    -The video suggests that perceiving functions (lens functions) and judging functions (codec functions) operate alongside each other, with the scope of a codec function being influenced by the perceiving function it is associated with.

Outlines

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🔎 Understanding Cognitive Functions

This paragraph introduces the concept of cognitive functions, dividing them into two main groups: perceiving functions, which are used to perceive information and are likened to lenses, and rational or judging functions, which assign value to perceived information and are compared to codecs. The speaker emphasizes the importance of using this video as a reference for cognitive function definitions and provides a brief overview of how these functions operate together. The focus is on Extraverted Sensing (Se), which is described as a lens directed externally to perceive a specific portion of reality in a detailed and concrete manner, locking the individual into a present-tense time frame.

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🌐 Exploring Extraverted and Introverted Perceptions

The paragraph delves into the differences between Extraverted Sensing and Extraverted Intuition, with the latter being described as a broader lens that perceives a larger portion of reality but with less detail, leading to a more abstract perception. It also introduces Introverted Sensing and Introverted Intuition, explaining how they are the internal counterparts of their extraverted versions. The speaker encourages viewers to consider the fluid space between natural opposites, suggesting that each function can dip into the characteristics of its opposite to some extent.

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💡 Introverted and Extraverted Feeling Functions

This section discusses the feeling functions, starting with Extraverted Feeling, which focuses on the emotional atmosphere and social harmony of a group. It is described as a collectivist approach that values the emotional well-being of others. In contrast, Introverted Feeling is more concerned with individualistic identity and internal emotional harmony. The speaker also mentions the importance of not falling into stereotypes and understanding the true nature of these functions.

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🤔 Thinking Functions and Their Orientations

The paragraph explains the thinking functions, beginning with Introverted Thinking, which is concerned with internal logic and the cerebral cortex, seeking to ensure internal consistency and truth. Extraverted Thinking, on the other hand, is oriented towards the external world and objective order, focusing on the relationships between external components. The speaker suggests that there is a middle ground between these functions and encourages viewers to consider this when understanding cognitive functions.

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📚 Summary of Cognitive Functions

The final paragraph provides a concise summary of the cognitive functions discussed in the video. It reiterates the characteristics of Extraverted Sensing, Extraverted Intuition, Introverted Sensing, and Introverted Intuition, as well as the feeling and thinking functions. The speaker emphasizes the importance of this summary as a cheat sheet for understanding cognitive functions and encourages viewers to use it as a reference.

📢 Closing Remarks and Call to Action

In the concluding paragraph, the speaker expresses hope that the video serves as a useful reference and encourages viewers to like, share, and subscribe for more content. They also promote the CPT e-book and the CPT type service for those interested in a deeper understanding of cognitive functions and their application to individual personality types. The speaker thanks the viewers for their support and looks forward to future engagements.

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Keywords

💡Cognitive Functions

Cognitive functions refer to the mental processes by which individuals perceive and interpret information. In the video, cognitive functions are divided into perceiving and rational (judging) functions, which are further explained as lenses and codecs, respectively. The video aims to clarify these functions to help viewers understand psychological concepts better.

💡Extraverted Sensing (Se)

Extraverted Sensing is a cognitive function that focuses on perceiving concrete details in the external world. The video describes it as a lens directed outward, capturing specific portions of reality with high tangibility and detail, thus locking the individual into a present-tense time frame. It is contrasted with other functions to illustrate its unique focus on the here and now.

💡Extraverted Intuition (Ne)

Extraverted Intuition is portrayed as the natural opposite of Extraverted Sensing. It broadens the scope to encompass a larger portion of reality, leading to a more abstract perception due to the loss of detail. The video suggests that this function is future-oriented, as it seeks to understand the relationships and movements between various components of the external world.

💡Introverted Sensing (Si)

Introverted Sensing is the internal counterpart to Extraverted Sensing. It deals with concrete information stored within the mind, such as memories and past experiences. The video emphasizes that this function is not about nostalgia but rather about perceiving and valuing tangible and reliable information from the past.

💡Introverted Intuition (Ni)

Introverted Intuition is described as facing the opposite direction of Extraverted Intuition but functioning similarly. It perceives a broad range of internal values, leading to a loss of detail and a reliance on conjecture to fill in the gaps. This function is future-oriented, focusing on possibilities and hypothetical scenarios rather than concrete facts.

💡Perceiving Functions

Perceiving functions are the cognitive processes used to take in information from the environment. The video categorizes them as 'lenses' that focus on either the external world (Extraverted Sensing and Intuition) or the internal world (Introverted Sensing and Intuition), highlighting their role in gathering and interpreting data.

💡Rational Functions

Rational functions, also known as judging functions, are the cognitive processes that assign value to the information perceived. The video likens them to 'codecs' and explains that they operate alongside perceiving functions to process and judge the information, whether it's from the internal or external world.

💡Extraverted Feeling (Fe)

Extraverted Feeling is a cognitive function that focuses on the emotional atmosphere and social harmony of the external world. The video describes it as a collectivist function that seeks to understand and respond to the emotions and social dynamics of others, aiming to maintain a harmonious group environment.

💡Introverted Feeling (Fi)

Introverted Feeling is concerned with internal subjective value and personal identity. The video explains that this function is about understanding one's own emotions and values, as well as how they relate to the world and others. It is individualistic and introspective, focusing on personal meaning and purpose.

💡Extraverted Thinking (Te)

Extraverted Thinking is a cognitive function that deals with the objective order of the external world. The video describes it as perceiving and assigning value to the relationships between external components, whether it's through following or creating rules, mechanisms, or designs. It is concerned with external logic and efficiency.

💡Introverted Thinking (Ti)

Introverted Thinking is the internal counterpart to Extraverted Thinking. It is a cognitive function that seeks to understand and organize internally stored information in a logical and rational manner. The video suggests that this function is about creating original theories and maintaining objective order within one's own mind, free from external influences.

Highlights

The video serves as a cheat sheet for cognitive function terminology.

Cognitive functions are divided into perceiving and judging groups.

Extraverted Sensing is likened to a lens focused on the external world's details.

Extraverted Sensing locks into a present tense time scale due to its focus on immediate reality.

Extraverted Intuition is the opposite of Extraverted Sensing, encompassing a broader scope.

Introverted Sensing is a detailed internal perception, associated with past experiences.

Introverted Intuition forms conjectures to understand vague internal perceptions.

Extraverted Feeling focuses on the emotional atmosphere and harmony of a group.

Introverted Feeling is concerned with individual identity and internal values.

Extraverted Thinking perceives the objective order of the external world.

Introverted Thinking is the detached analysis of internal stored components.

A fluid space exists between the natural opposites of cognitive functions.

The video provides a summary as a cognitive function cheat sheet.

The speaker encourages viewers to support the channel and theory through Patreon.

The speaker recommends the CPT e-book for a deeper understanding of the theory.

The speaker invites viewers to subscribe and engage with the content.

Transcripts

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so I know a lot of people who watch my videos might struggle to keep up with the terminology

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it may be a rather infuriating process

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of having to pause the video every one or two minutes in order to look up the

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definition of any single term that I'm using

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well, I want you to use this video

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and other videos in this series

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as a kind of cheat sheet

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I highly recommend to anyone watching a video on my channel

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or indeed a video on a channel similar to mine

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to keep this video open alongside it

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because using this video alongside the timestamps I've provided below

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will allow you to very easily consult

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any given cognitive function definition you are seeking

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so refer back to the video in this series whenever you are seeking

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a fast and reliable definition of a particular term I'm using

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so first of all let us divide cognitive functions into two groups

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the first group is comprised of the perceiving functions

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these are the functions you use in order to perceive information

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think of them as lenses

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whereas the second group is comprised of

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the rational functions, the judging functions if you will

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think of these as the codecs

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because while they're not perceiving information

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they are still assigning value to information that is perceived

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and as you might guess and as I'm going

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to get to in a later video in this series

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these two functions operate alongside each other

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so first of all let us look at Extraverted Sensing

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a function usually conveyed with the letters Se on paper

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well first of all I need you to throw any kind of

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hedonistic associations of this function out of your head

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throw any kind of low intelligence stereotypes out of your head

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because honestly seeking to justify the entanglement of these terms

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with the concept of Extraverted Sensing

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is only going to make you more and more confused

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well the easiest thing to do if

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you're seeking to define and understand what Extraverted Sensing is

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is to picture a lens

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as human beings are essentially two different worlds we can perceive

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there is the external world, what's going on outside of our heads

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and then there is the internal world

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the imagination, the recollection of memories

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the use of mental arithmetic

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well, take again that lens, direct it outside of your head

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and then lock on to a very specific portion of reality

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you are seeing the details, you are seeing the raw intangible

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what you're perceiving is so concrete

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that it essentially locks you into a relatively present tense time scale

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because you're not so much trying to anticipate what's happening next

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as you are concerned with what is happening tangibly right in front of you

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you are paying so much attention to what's going on in the foreground

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that you aren't necessarily paying as much attention

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to what's happening in the background

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so Extraverted Sensing: a lens directed externally

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so gazing at the external world

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concerning itself with a small portion of reality

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so very focused and locked on

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and so detailed in its perception

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as to make what is being perceived so tangible

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as to make the perception relatively static

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and inhabiting a relatively present tense time frame

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so now let us look at Extraverted Intuition

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think of this as Extraverted Sensing's natural opposite

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again picture a lens, direct the lens externally

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these two functions have this in common

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they are still perceiving the world outside of the self

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however, whereas Exraverted Sensing is very small in scope, singular in its perception

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Extraverted Intuition is a complete opposite of this

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it is encapsulating a much larger portion of reality

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however, what happens when we perceive a larger array of components at once?

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these components lose detail

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and the loss of detail causes them to become less tangible

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less concrete and subsequently more abstract

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alongside the perception of these vagaries

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there is also an underlying assumption of the missing pieces

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the Extraverted Intuitive perception is essentially trying to fill in the blanks

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and rather than looking towards what is

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and what is known, what is concrete

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it is rather looking to the relationship between all of these various moving parts

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sufficiently so as to form a big picture overview

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so Extraverted Intuition: take a lens, direct that lens externally

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rather than locking the lens on at something very specific

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and now we're in the scope as in Extraverted Sensing

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I want you to instead completely broaden the scope

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try to encapsulate as much as possible

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and you'll notice this kind of peripheral vision

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lacks detail, it lacks focus

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but it is very attentive to movement

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it is very attentive to say

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the relationship between all of the various different colors that are being perceived

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and as it is looking more towards

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associations in order to fill in the blanks

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it'll be therefore looking more towards

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the movement of these various different vagaries

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and therefore the time frame it will be inhabiting will be a kind of relative

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future tense stemming from the present

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and now let's look at the introverted variance of these functions

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because these are the same functions they're just oriented in the opposite direction

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Introverted Sensing is the same function of Extraverted Sensing

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it is still a very specific lens concerned with the tangible and the concrete

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however, if you direct this lens internally, into your mind

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you are perceiving and interacting with

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the concrete information stored within your brain

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what is concrete information within the brain?

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well, memories for a start

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but not just memories what is known, what is absolute

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please do not conflate Introverted Sensing with introverted sensation

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these are two very different things

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Introverted Sensing can be incredibly, incredibly rational

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and just as with Extraverted Sensing

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the lens of Introverted Sensing is directed very specifically

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it is not encapsulating a large portion of internal reality at once

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but rather perceiving a very specific portion of your mind

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entertaining only a few different values at once

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however, these values that are being perceived by Introverted Sensing

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are very rich and very detailed

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they are values that can be relied upon

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and because a very specific lens of Introverted Sensing is engaging with

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the tangible and the concrete within your brain

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it inhabits a much more past tense time frame

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not in the sense of this individual

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constantly, nostalgically reminiscing upon the past

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that is a highly superficial stereotype

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honestly most Introverted Sensors are not so dreamy

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however what is known

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is information that has been previously found to be true

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there is an intrinsic relationship

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between Introverted Sensing and previous experiences

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because what is known and what is absolute and what is concrete

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for as long as it is stored internally

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will always have past tense ramification

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so when you are trying to understand Introverted Sensing

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stay clear of the stereotype of this individual

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constantly reflecting upon the past

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constantly evading the unknown

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and rather picture an individual who prefers facts over assumptions

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picture an individual whose internal dialogue gravitates much more towards the absolute

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than the vagaries of the abstract

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so now let us look to Introverted Sensing's natural opposite

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take that very specific lens, maintain its orientation

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direct it as it is much more towards your internal reality than your external reality

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and simply broaden its scope

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have it encapsulate a much larger portion of perceived reality

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because Introverted Intuition is the same function of Extraverted Intuition

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it is simply facing the other direction

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and just as with Extraverted Intuition

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since this function is no longer perceiving the details

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rather perceiving multiple values at the same time

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all of these values become much more vague

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the vision becomes much more peripheral in nature

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and what happens if we lose that sense of detail

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we need to essentially fill in the blanks

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this is what Introverted Intuition is doing

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it is not producing insights, it is not forming truths

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it is not a mystical function connected to the deep and profound

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No, Introverted Intuition forms conjecture

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conjecture that is necessary to make

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sense of the otherwise entirely vague values being perceived

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and since it is gazing across such a large portion of the internal world

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and looking towards a relationship between a multitude of different internally perceived components

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it is also forming future visions and alternative scenarios

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and since this perception of all these vague components

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leads so often to the entertainment of the hypothetical

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a reliance on conjecture

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this function tends to inhabit a relatively future tense time frame

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because rather than looking towards what

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is known as in the case of Introverted Sensing

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Introverted Intuition instead concerns itself with what may be

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so as such we have a lens directed internally

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encapsulating a large portion of what is being perceived

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this subsequently leads to a loss of detail

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a loss of detail which must be made up for

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by conjecture and imagination

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and because there's such a heavy use of abstract imagination

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the concocted world of what may be

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gives this function a highly future tense slant

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and now I need you to do me a favor

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take these four functions I've just presented

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and very lightly for now

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because I'm going to be addressing this more thoroughly in a later video in this series

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entertain the space that exists between all natural opposites

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what do I mean by this?

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take Extraverted Sensing, take Extraverted Intuition

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and just allow the idea of there being a kind of fluid space

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in between each of these extremes

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an Extraverted Sensor will be using a little bit of its opposite

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and therefore encapsulating a slightly larger scope than the micro

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and vice versa for Extraverted Intuition

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take Extraverted Sensing again

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but have it dip into its opposite orientation

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not only perceiving what is known, but also consulting previous experiences

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take Extraverted Intuition

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not only seeking to understand the relationship between external components

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but also internally extrapolating upon that perception

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and now do the same for Introverted Sensing and Introverted Intuition

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just allow the possibility of there being some kind of space existing in between them

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have an Introverted Sensor dip a little bit into Introverted Intuition

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slightly expand their scope of internal perception

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have an Introverted Intuitive dip lightly again into Introverted Sensing

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hone in on a specific value of what would otherwise be a sea of vagaries

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no need to go overboard for now, no need to make this too complicated

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just entertain the possibility

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of there being a space in between all natural opposites

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and now let's move on to the Codec functions

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these functions are going to be a lot easier to explain

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because they are far less experiential in nature

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there's much less of an existential equation presented when talking about these specific functions

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first of all let's take the feeling functions

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posit both of these functions as subjective

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connected to the limbic system

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the desires of self, the desires of others

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emotions felt, emotions expressed

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the human component

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understanding yourself, seeing yourself in other people

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well first of all let's look to the extraverted variant of this function, Extraverted Feeling

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as a feeling function this is a domain of external subjective logic

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not subjective because it involves an internalization

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but rather because it is dealing with subjective data

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and as it is external, it is dealing with the subjectivity of others

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rather than the subjectivity of self

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or that is the subjective data that is being perceived

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is there chaos in this relationship? is there chaos in this group?

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what is the human data being expressed?

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how do I interact with the emotional atmosphere?

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how are other people interacting with the emotional atmosphere?

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it is in essence a collectivist equation

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because it is seeking to harmonize the group on a fundamental level

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Extraverted Feeling isn't just the abidence by superficial norm

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Extraverted Feeling isn't just smiles and kisses

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but these are often optimal courses of action

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in order to produce a desired social result

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because an Extraverted Feeler feels emotional harmony

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they feel emotional chaos on a very raw and fundamental level

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there is no internalization taking place

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because the social harmony, the human order

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has, in this instance, an intrinsic value

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there is no ulterior motive to the Extraverted Feeler

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other than producing a desirable social atmosphere

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a social atmosphere which is strong, harmonious

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and can be relied upon not to fail in the future

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however, let us now direct this feeling function internally

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rather than perceiving upon the subjective limbic human order of the external world

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you are now gazing upon the internal world

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and assigning value therein

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and therefore this particular function is more concerned with one's internal emotional harmony

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one's internal value's, one's internal identity

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and while both of these extremes will be naturally dipping into each other

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the predominant Introverted Feeler will be looking more towards an individualistic identity

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what is meaningful to me?

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what are my values?

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how do I relate to the world around me?

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how do I reconcile my individuality with that of others?

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what's going on inside another person's head?

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in what ways are they different to me?

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who am I going to be in five years time?

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how have I changed from five years ago?

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all of these questions are the domain of Introverted Feeling

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but rather than being answered in a detached manner

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these questions are rather felt

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and will of course be answered in a much more hardcore, rationalistic manner

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relative to the degree to which this Introverted Feeler is dipping into Introverted Thinking

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but this function very much sets the Introverted Thinking agenda

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to answer those questions first and foremost

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and since I've now introduced Introverted Thinking ahead of time

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let's jump right into that

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just as how Introverted Feeling is the internalization of subjective logic

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concerned more with the limbic system

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Introverted Thinking rather is the internalization of objective logic

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concerned more with the cerebral cortex

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and while these two functions are of course constantly interacting with each other

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entertaining again that fluid space I presented earlier

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in its furthest extreme Introverted Thinking is much more detached

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seeking to make sense of internally stored components entirely for their own sake

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and more to do with simply cross-referencing values stored in the brain

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just to ensure everything adds up

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and there are no falsehoods being perceived within the internal mind

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and finally let us now orient this function externally and take Extraverted Thinking

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well this function is entirely concerned with the objective order, the external world

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this doesn't have to be tools

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this doesn't have to be diagrams and graphs

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it doesn't have to be intrinsically connected to achieving a result

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when you're talking about Extraverted Thinking data

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just perceive anything in the external world minus a human equation

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it could be color theory, it could be decorating

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it could be design

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anything that concerns the active observation of the relationship between

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one externally perceived objective component and the other

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constitutes Extraverted Thinking

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when an INFP is gazing upon Extraverted Thinking data

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they're not necessarily looking as much towards mechanisms as they are towards beauty

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because Extraverted Thinking is on an axis with Introverted Feeling

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I'm not going to go into that too much right now

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but I will be presenting the axes in a later video

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so I guess for now, take my word for it

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and of course whether or not an Extraverted Thinker is

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abiding by rules or creating rules, observing objective relationships or creating them

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through design for example

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depends entirely upon the attitude of the function

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and this is yet another area I'm going to be visiting in more depth

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in a later video in this series

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but in many ways Extraverted Thinking is the perception of pure order

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absent an intrinsic human component

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and before we jump to the summary I need you to do something for me yet again

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allow a space to exist between all of these different extremes

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allow Extraverted Thinking to have a bit of Extraverted Feeling and vice versa

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allow Introverted Thinking to have a bit of Extraverted Thinking

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allow Introverted Feeling

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especially, given the stereotypes that go around, to have Introverted Thinking

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again, no need to dive down a rabbit hole

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just allow for the possibility in the back of your mind

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of there being a kind of middle ground between all of these different functions

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and now for the summary

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this is the part that I hope most people will be watching

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because this is really the cheat sheet part of the video

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Extraverted Sensing: a concrete lens directed externally

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focused on a very specific portion of reality

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concrete in nature and inhabiting a relatively present tense time frame

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Extraverted Intuition: a lens again directed externally

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but encapsulating a much broader portion of reality

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since the details being perceived are more vague

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conjecture is necessary in order to essentially fill in the blanks

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as such it is much more associative

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and inhabiting a relatively future tense time frame

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that stems from the present moment of perception

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having as it does an anticipatory quality

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Introverted Sensing: a very specific lens directed internally

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looking towards the concrete and tangible information within one's brain

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what is known, what is familiar

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what has been previously experienced

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what has been proven to be true

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and because of its reflective nature

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inhabiting more than any other

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a relatively past tense time frame

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Introverted Intuition: as with Extraverted Intuition

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an extremely broad lens, but in this case directed internally

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as it encapsulates a large portion of internal reality

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the myriad of different values being perceived tend to lose detail

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and in order to essentially fill in the blanks

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one must look towards how all of these values are interacting with each other

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As such relying upon internalized abstraction

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to understand the relationship between all of these perceived values

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and as internalized abstraction and conjecture

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are so necessary in order to essentially make up for the lack of perceived detail

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through necessity this function tends to

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inhabit a much more future tense and hypothetical time frame

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seeking to predict what things will be

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in order to make up for what is currently not known

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Extraverted Feeling: the assignment of values to external human equation

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rather than what emotions am I feeling

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it's what emotions are other people expressing

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rather than the identity of the individual, it is the identity of the collective

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social order, mirror empathy, subculture, culture, society

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the intrinsic value of the human element

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the maintenance of an adherence to social order entirely for its own sake

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Introverted Feeling: the assignment of internal subjective value

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not so much what am I feeling, but more how it revolves around the self-concept

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how do I relate to the world around me?

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how do I relate to another person?

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even possible conjecture as to how that person relates to you

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how that other person relates to the world around them

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how do I fit in within the world?

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what's my place?

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what's my purpose? what is my identity?

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what do I want to become? what is meaningful to me?

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and indeed that hazy middle ground

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between Introverted Feeling and Introverted Thinking that concerns moral values

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with Introverted Feeling being the portion of cognition that feels those values

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and Introverted Thinking being the portion that seeks to answer objectively all of those aforementioned questions

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Extraverted Thinking: the assignment of objective value toward a thing externally perceived

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how does one component interact with and relate to another?

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just as Introverted Feeling will be seeking to relate the self to the world around it

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Extraverted Thinking will be seeking to

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relate one objective component to another one

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what is objectively beautiful? what is objectively harmonious?

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literally any kind of assignment of value which is absent a human element

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humans have no special value

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absent the part they play within the objective picture

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because yeah Extraverted Thinking can very much be concerned with mechanisms

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but it can also be concerned with objective beauty

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but Extraverted Thinking is still oftentimes striving towards

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maximal harmony in the external world

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and in response to that harmony

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an Introverted Feeler might feel beauty

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and finally Introverted Thinking

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is nothing more than the detached assignment of objective value

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to that which is stored within your brain

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how does one internally stored value interact with another one?

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keeping a value in your brain

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and cross-referencing it against other values

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perceiving the relationship between internally stored objective component

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creating original theory as much as maintaining existing

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objective order within your brain

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entertaining hypothesis

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seeking to understand the relationship

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between all perceived objective components

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and of course whether or not Introverted Thinking

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as just one example

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will be trying to cross-reference multiple components at once

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or just a select few, will be entirely relative to

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the lens function to which it is assigned

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because the perceiving functions

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the lens functions such as Extraverted Sensing

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and the rational functions

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the codec functions such as Extraverted Thinking

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cooperate with each other

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and therefore the scope of a codec is going to be determined by the lens to which it is assigned

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and I'm going to be visiting that in much more detail

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in a later installment in this series

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but I hope this video is useful

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and I hope it serves as an effective reference point to come back to

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whenever you're confused about any given cognitive function I'm referring to in any given video

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and I hope the summary portion of this video in particular

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which I've provided a timestamp for down below in the description

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will serve as a kind of cognitive function cheat sheet

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