Dreamer
Potential is My Addiction
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Sometimes I feel like I go through a bunch of these threads and read the same accounts over and over of what a person’s dominant cognitive function feels like for them, or how can they best describe it to others, and I see a rehashing of the same type/function descriptors over and over. Sure, there will be overlap in how one identifies with their main mode of processing, or their dominant function and describes it, we are speaking a common language here after all.
But, if you can, I would be extremely interested to hear how you guys would personally describe your dominant function or default mode of learning/understanding the world around you, in any way you find most suitable. Maybe that’s through a linked video, an image, a musical piece, or, nothing wrong with plain old language.
If possible, my aim with this thread is to see if we can obtain a broader yet clearer understanding of the various functions when used as a person’s primary process of thought by gathering various fragments of people’s personal descriptors.
I’ll throw my own thoughts into the mix if this thread gains any sort of traction. I don’t feel like my primary means of thought processing is strictly this function or that, but I’d be happy to share my own thought process. Maybe others process similarly as me
But, if you can, I would be extremely interested to hear how you guys would personally describe your dominant function or default mode of learning/understanding the world around you, in any way you find most suitable. Maybe that’s through a linked video, an image, a musical piece, or, nothing wrong with plain old language.
If possible, my aim with this thread is to see if we can obtain a broader yet clearer understanding of the various functions when used as a person’s primary process of thought by gathering various fragments of people’s personal descriptors.
I’ll throw my own thoughts into the mix if this thread gains any sort of traction. I don’t feel like my primary means of thought processing is strictly this function or that, but I’d be happy to share my own thought process. Maybe others process similarly as me