hurl3y4456
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It got me thinking that if there exists "feelers" with stronger logic than "thinkers," then the same can be said regarding intuition and sensing. Everything exists on a spectrum....One could exist on one end of the autism, ADD, psychopathy, or intellect spectrum in regards to traits associated with the defined term. Just because someone prefers thinking over feeling doesn't imply that they DO NOT exhibit a stronger grasp of logic than a primary thinker. The probability, however, that this assertion to hold at the extremes is much less. For instance, a very strong thinker will Likely outmatch a very strong feeler in regards to ability to use coherent logic (all other functions are greatly repressed). Yet when other functions are utilized in synergy with the dominant function, proper development is facilitated. Further, intuition is merely a result of unconscious formulation of patterns over time, which is analogous to fission (Ne) and fusion (Ni)....wherein the patterns are linked via congregation (Ni) or divergence (splitting). Now, the dominance of a particular function corresponds to the degree of preference. A higher degree of preference implies more time will be utilized to develop that particular function. Although time is directly proportional to skill, there exists a threshold that prevents further excellence in that skill. Also, the rate at which a skill is developed need not depend on degree of preference. Therefore, there will be cases in which a sensor will accelerate their ability for intuition to a greater extent than an intuitive. Clearly, there's a lot of misconceptions out there regarding sensor's and intuitive's.