How Extraverted Intuition Works | EgoHackers

[@kingmin9491]

It's funny when you mentioned how NPs are unaware of how people are reacting to them or others experiences , because i couldn't help but think of ENTPs when they go in their own state of flow of speaking or sometimes lying let's be honest , they do it in a way as if they can't perceive how you are clearly reacting negatively and suspecting them of lying and being uncomfortable of what they're saying , it's as if they're clueless. It was never brought to my attention that the lack of Se was the reason till now!

[@urquanoverlord2538]

Yeah, Se demon does that. It has it's benefits but it has it's problems. We just have to compensate by exploiting consciousness streams with our Ne.

[@beingsomeone201]

Lol...any sales man does

[@Nobody009]

To the video editor: Subtitles with a pop-up effect should only be used as a one-off to emphasize something, not for every single line as it's very distracting and makes it hard to read especially when there's a new line every second. Also, if you're going to add subtitles it's better to just add them to youtube's subtitle system so viewers can turn them on or off as they like. Embedded subtitles should only really appear when translating, when the audio is poor quality, to emphasize a specific part of someone's speech, or in yt shorts.

[@chaseatlanticfan6553]

ughhh yes wished it went away

[@melchysomba9690]

Spoke my mind, pro

[@TheKnightOfVenus]

Also.. the thumbnail has "possible" mistyped

[@VVZecool]

Ne is also like A hand of cards but with the future,”if I do this,this could happen” basically each card is A possibility for the future and the more experience(Si) an Ne user has the better they can take out certain cards(possibilities) and narrow the future down to an accurate prediction and they can see accurate predictions of what the future will be if they do certain things like they can pick out any card(future)they want because they know what the future will be if they do certain things,with experience of course

[@sliceofpai]

Awesome, been waiting for this.

[@dt1944]

How to get more life experiences as an ISTJ to develope stronger Ne

[@awkwardzoltar3529]

Oh damn it got real towards the end there maybe these personality test do matter. I really love the video with the guy on the phone with the pink fuzz vest 😂, I glad you found him in all his unspoken glory. 7:02

[@Pheonix1111]

Excellent video. I love this crystal clear explanation.

[@nicholasedmunds5975]

Slight disagreement, I understand the argument that extroverted intuition is prescient, however, this is problematic. Prescient, being able to predict the future, extroverted intuition is only prescient with respect to being able to offer options of what might happen, what could happen, what may happen, not what will happen. Extroverted intuition can only offer options of what could happen based on Ne/Si personal past experiences. Saying that an event may unfold in one of three ways, is only prescient if multiple options are considered to be predicting the future, and out of others.

[@donnymartin2654]

giving me an ego death rn

[@VVZecool]

Ne is fueled by Si because their on A axis,the more experience an Si user has the better prediction(Ne) they have,Si(especially an Si Inferior) needs to gather experiences to have accurate predictions otherwise it’s just “what could be”with no accuracy on what will actually happen

[@Balaboy144]

aamzing. what is your link to cs joseph

[@ShauMapping]

As an ENTP sounds A LOT like me

[@zile8869]

I told you you need to explain the introverted functions first! The definitions of the extroverted functions are dependent on the introverted ones, and not the other way around! Input Process Output Feedback is not the right order to use when defining the functions! My point is proven in how you had to reference both Ni and Si just to be able to explain how Ne works! How does it makes sense for you to do this when you haven't yet released videos explaining the definitions of Ni and Si? It doesn't! Also, I quote/paraphrase Raka when I say this, but the simplest definitions for the perception functions is as follows: Si is "was", Se is "is", Ni is "will", and Ne is "could".

[@worlds_com]

who cares

[@zile8869]

​​@@worlds_comthat's a stupid question to ask! It's obvious that I CARE! It matters to me that people be clear and concise! It matters that this form of psychology is treated as an actual science! It matters than people are properly equipped with the actual tools that they need to improve their lives! And if it doesn't matter to you, then shut the fuck up and let me, who does care, make my damn comments!

[@hamidousy5460]

Oh. There are subs now. Cool.

[@chaseatlanticfan6553]

so basically law of assumption

[@webkelpie]

More… expectation based on personal experience - since there are many other outcomes that are still possibilities. (The doors are rarely closed.)

[@hellohi-mj8ho]

Yep thats me! 🎉😂

[@Heart.headed]

Respectfully, I'm having a very difficult time reconciling with your crews (current) definition/translation of Intuition. It doesn't make sense. Intuition (by itself) literally has 0 to do with desire. If it were desire, it wouldn't be.... *Intuitive.* Intuition, by definition (& my experience), is a passive/background process.... *It's Instinctive.* AKA: *Percieving.* Think: What do we say Psychic folks have? *ESP-* Extra, Sensory... *Perception.* Judging, on the other hand, is categorizing nouns where they are wanted/desired. My intuitive "flashes/thoughts/epiphanies" lit.ter.a.lee *AHA* out of "nowhere." I mean, on the flip side, the steelman cooould be that, *IF* one of the P functions is going to be "desirous," it would be Sensing. For me, that absolutely goes without saying. All flesh *desires* are in the.... *Sensory Experience.* Maybe the 2 (N&S) are, by their inextricably connected nature, being conflated? Maybe youz mean sumpm like: "Intuition passively uses Sensing to gather data & project most likely potentials (based on that Sensory data). Once those potentials/goals/outcomes are Intuitively 'seen,' then comes the choice/desire/lack thereof; and that's when F&T come into play." Either way, I find it intriguing, that when some folks aren't "desiring" something(s), they/we say things like: "I'm just not *feelin'* it." What aum sayin is: I disagree with the vocab. Intuitively seeing a desirous future outcome/trying to solve a puzzle, doesn't (ipso/de facto) mean it's stemming from desire. Likewise, having a desire, neither stems from, nor requires N for its delivery. I feel the same way about this as Chase does when people define Fi as Authenticity; while a very fine nuance, it's *vitaly* innacurate (in experience). S, is the desire; the what. N, is the "dream/vision/how/potential when." There's also a chance that Intuition, is being used to mean: Intention. But that would make the point moot, cuz Intention isn't a "cognitive function" in all this. Even though it's really the only one we *actually* have full control over. I digress 😏 I hope that was easier for you to read, than it was for me to wait for my intuition to come up with the appropriate wording & structure editing 😏 (took me an hour 😶‍🌫️) Respect. 💪🏼😎 PS In Arabic, Desires are called: Nafs. They're impulsive. Can be positive, or negative. Rooted more in the body/mind. Intuition, is considered from The Heart. I feel like there's something for us to think about (& maybe factor in) there. Anywhatnhow... Thanks for these videos. Fresca.

[@maxkojin]

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[@jacobmckee8593]

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