What Is Extraverted Intuition (Ne)? | Cognitive Functions | CS Joseph

[@elkrazi]

This is like what machine learning does. Ne = predictions. Si = data.

[@marisawood1285]

Whoa, really? Cool!

[@BeinIan]

As an INTP, I both appreciate and hate being compared to an AI 😂🤖

[@bowsnties6192]

Ne= hypothesis. An educated guess. Not just a predicition

[@ADeeSHUPA]

@@bowsnties6192 ないす

[@sushibaby9675]

I don't agree completely. Its predictions are based on clear data. I can not point out what data exactly stands behind my Ne.

[@heysiri3327]

In summary, this is the "I Told You So" trait.

[@ec5897]

Only because no one listens. lol

[@nobodynowhere21]

What actually happens is all the sensors act VERY SURPRISED and try to duck for the cover of any nearby culpable deniability. Then the intuitive gets 0 credit and made fun of for being "weird" and "intense". It's a curse really.

[@YouilAushana]

Like a stubborn child who needs to be right and prove something

[@elisabethschlarb3059]

The #1 struggle of the Ne is explaining to others how we "just know". We can't prove it because of metaphysics and people hate that! 😅

[@MCJOHNSON95]

Infp gang trying to improve

[@bonogiamboni4830]

Improve? You should be good at this, it's in your second slot like for us intps.

[@Himeko-wv7fu]

@@bonogiamboni4830 there's always room for improvement. No one is perfect. -INFJ

[@bonogiamboni4830]

@@Himeko-wv7fu speak for yourself, mortal.

[@jamesa.1345]

Bono Giamboni we are, but that doesn’t mean we understand the precise nature of it, or how we can use it effectively in an already disadvantageous function stack..

[@bonogiamboni4830]

@@jamesa.1345 suck it, feelers.

[@denster7715]

Seeing Ne as metaphysical awareness makes a lot of sense to me. I've never been able to really grasp the idea, even in myself or in other people though I'm probably a dominant Ne user. I read many descriptions but could never really get a sense of what it really was until this video. I wasn't able to separate Ti from Ne but now that I do, I understand that my Ne is there constantly and it's what predominantly gives input for my cognition and shapes my perception of the world. It explains why even though I've made some great conclusion about something I still wake up the next day with new possible angles of which the things could be seen, leaving me to change my mind about stuff all the f*cking time. It also explains my impatience with people who are not able to pick up stuff from "thin air" from their environment. When absolutely none around you do, it's hard to get along very well, as if they seem to be "missing" something. Thanks for these great explainations. The fact that you're Ne dominant yourself really helps. Keep it up (y) EDIT: Hahahah, when you said that Ne can percieve all possible futures, I intuited that what you'd say next was "which of those possible futures was most likely to occur." Which was correct and what proved that what you're talking about is absolutely true.

[@CSJoseph]

awesome!!!! thanks for commenting

[@user-insight]

The way to build up your Ne superpower is by gaining more experiences: > join more organizations > experience more cultures > study many subjects > read more books > watch more alternate reality shows p.s. hehe I am a dominant Ne user, third-culture kid, queen scout... feelin pretty good right now. ^^ I will continue learning Sir!

[@joris2982]

Yep

[@benmarxxshow]

Hmmmm....is Ne the reason I'm so interested in alternate history/alternate dimension/what if stories in tv/movies/comics? INFP speaking.

[@roy.shrestha]

Same - INFP

[@LCardosed92]

Yeah. I personally changed the entire history of the Anime Shingeki no Kyojin in my head. It feels almost like a completely different anime, but it is much better. That is MY shingeki no kyoujin experience.

[@RandolphTheWhite1]

Same here (INFP)

[@soggyRATUwU]

I think that your description of Ne really helps explain why infps are seen as super judge by some and super open minded by others. In my own personal experience as an infp i tend to judge people when I first meet them using Fi since it is my hero function. But once I know someone a little better I can use Ne a lot easier and it opens up my mind to that person. I rarely act on my base judgement of someone but nonetheless it seems like infps judge first and open up later. Some people can see our judgmental side right away and some can’t. Plus since most infps tend to put on a mask or act mysterious around others we actually hide our judgment in a lot of cases. This doesn’t speak for all infps and it seems like infps that rely to much on Si will be and act more judgmental.

[@WanderingGinko]

Dude that avatar is awesome

[@soggyRATUwU]

David Coleman thank you

[@hardyblues2194]

@@WanderingGinko isfp?

[@mandalovescatspandas1781]

In my experience, it's dangerous to trust right away. But us infps like to do that sometimes👀 Just tickle the si child for a bit and they can get your attention pretty fast. Ne is so important to keep us safe. We are constantly looking at people's ACTIONS and predicting what may come next, and what may not which can drive us crazy 😅 But sometimes it can too late, and Ne can't really get you out of a situation anymore, simply because you know But can't really do anything about it. Not until you get into your action functions, which can be difficult at times. This is why it's super important to make those quick judgements at first.

[@alphawolf2198]

“ALL THAT HAS HAPPENED BEFORE WILL HAPPEN AGAIN”

[@PowerRedBullTypology]

battlestar?

[@arande3]

Didn't it seems like something more? So long ago I can't remember when... All this has happened all before, and this will happen all again... -Trent Reznor, NIN

[@gokulhemanthkumar4556]

Sambhavami yuge yuge (Will happen again and again through ages of time) - Bhagavad Gita

[@jennahudson3420]

I love how my bf has Ne in the second slot. Conversations with him are interesting and insightful. I love his brain. We can talk for hours and I just stare at him with admiration!

[@sakipereira-puerta4601]

intp?

[@aishaadam7473]

Or infp?

[@ezgi212]

This is very interesting. Because I have Ne. Let me tell you a little bit about me. Every member of my family is a doctor. My entire life I hated anything to do with medicine. But here I am studying Pharmacy and I am miserable. I just recently found a letter that Ive written in class years ago saying ‘I will be studying pharmacy and I will hate it.’ I had completely forgotten writing this down when i was 14 years old. After ive found this I thought I had a metaphysical power. So strange

[@zajaiva5]

Is this me? 😂 but with computer engineering

[@tiberiusgrey1529]

In my opinion, by the description you give this is Ni not Ne; you always talk about what YOU are going to like or dislike. With that Si nemesis talking, my guess your an ESFP.

[@ezgi212]

@@tiberiusgrey1529 no no Im ENFP currently but when I wrote this comment I was INFP. Enfp and Infp are the only types that I’ve came out and I took the test many times :)

[@tiberiusgrey1529]

@@ezgi212 interesting, though the way you comment needs no interpretation and in a very practical approach like an artisan temperament would.

[@ezgi212]

@@tiberiusgrey1529 English is my second language that might be the reason why I gave such impression :) Now that you’ve mentioned it Im realizing that I kinda speak like this in my native language as well. Im not always practical but I think I gained skills for it overtime

[@noone-ok4ll]

I guess this explains why I’m attracted to what they call “delusions.” I’ve always liked metaphysics, and I’m also attracted to spiritual and occult things other dimensions multiverse aliens stuff etc . I find it very intriguing and I’ve actually tested some thoughts I’d have, proving me right. INTP here and btw, these videos are really helpful!

[@charmainefrost]

You just described what happens in my head 24/7; I call it “exploring the branches of the possibility trees” (many trees in the ever-changing possibility forest). Sometimes the new connections, possibilities and possibilities generated by the possibilities....race in so quickly that I have to consciously slow my mind, dampen the flow, just to communicate clearly in a conversation; the mind runs faster than the mouth but, fortunately, Si and Te help with organizing scatter-shot thoughts into coherent language. One mundane comment by someone can spark 15 ideas, ranging from cartoon videos playing in my head to fanciful stories to “visions” of the future....exhilarating, but also a distraction when the conversation or a task requires focus. Yes, the “Cassandra syndrome” is sometimes a problem - knowing what other people desire (more than I know what I desire), thus knowing their probable future behaviors (expanding to group behaviors, then collective/cultural behaviors), but also knowing that few will listen to warnings (also a predictable reaction). Social “manipulation” seems like something that many Ne heros/parents would “instinctively” know how to do - know what others want, how they’re likely to act in a variety of scenarios, then intervening to skew the probable behaviors in a specific direction. I sometimes call that “manipulating timelines”. Many possible timelines emerge out of the present (with many branches (subsidiary timelines) off of each); a change in behavior/status of one participant can cause one timeline to be emphasized over the others, or even add variables that change the patterns entirely (new emergent timelines....return to crystal ball). The butterfly flapping its wings - a seemingly insignificant participant in the network of energies who, by a slight shift, changes the shape/pattern of the network and the interactions between component elements, thus changing the perceived outcome. Cool stuff.....People (sometimes) like the ability to generate a story about anything instantly out of thin air (entertainment value), but otherwise seem baffled by this function. When I talk about how little changes could result in a structural change in the network and facilitate the emergence of new properties (-->innovation, sudden breakthroughs or sudden changes in the usual “system”), or track the evolution of certain beliefs/values out of the past and speculate on diverse ways these could evolve in the future, I get the (expected) eye roll.....but Ne likes to communicate its discoveries (despite the eye rolls), can feel an almost compulsive urge to express itself (despite simultaneously knowing that the optimal social move would be to congratulate that ESTP on his new motorcycle and ask him to talk about how fast it can go, how quickly it can turn corners, have him show off a stunt, etc...)

[@heijihattoriistcool]

I feel so understood watching this Video, as an Ne Hero. It‘s just like seeing all the possibilities and connections. I also felt the Ni counterpart, where it’s hard to see and decide my own path though

[@AnnieAreYouWokeEh]

People who annoy me : 1) Those who think it's principled to refuse to answer hypotheticals 2) People who think you need to do something before you're able to ascertain the consequences

[@Emily.J.]

You know you’re an Ne user when you write in your notes, all that has happened before will happen again, literally seconds before He says it in the video, because you’ve watched his other videos and you know his sentence is going 😆

[@Jess-yv7zc]

You're awesome. I'm an INTP and this video was really interesting bc I absolutely am aware that with my ISTJ ex-husband he would allow me to discuss theories and abstractions and would occasionally participate a bit although it was very much one-sided. My mom is ISFJ and is also tolerant of this, whereas most people are completely baffled and annoyed by my mind and my mouth running off in all directions (it's all connected, people!) as well as my tendancy to play devil's advocate and to speculate. (They sure make use of my problem-solving skills though, lol). I often say, "what if...?". I often hear "But that ISN'T the way it is/what's going to happen/etc etc etc". I am forever hijacking conversations about someone's job, spouse, fave sports team, car, garden or fricking curtains and trying to spin it into science or atheism or animal rights. And sigh, they just yank it right back to talking about the fricking weather haha. I like how you articulate how we can make decisions to increase the probability of specific possibilities occuring. It's awesome to be able to see multiple outcomes to a situation and then use Ti to choose and often actualize the preferred one.

[@CSJoseph]

Awesome.

[@wintermatherne2524]

I don't think of physics/metaphysics opposites. When I think of metaphysics, I think of the physics that physics are predicated on. So theory isn't opposite of science. Theory is the precursor for science.

[@CSJoseph]

I don't disagree with you. ANd I do not believe my lecture disagrees with you either.

[@robbished]

1:25 :-)

[@SJaye-zv9er]

I love that!

[@afakayu5176]

You can't prove this shit, but you cant disprove it either haha. This reality is really fun.

[@cyberneticbutterfly8506]

I always start seeing all the possible ways a scene in a movie might have gone and how characters might have interacted if it was written differently.

[@kannbrown65]

Is this where the 'You're smart, but you have 'no common sense'" came from with my father? I heard that SO often that I ended up buying a shirt that said, "Common sense is what tells you the world is flat." After all, that's what we see, feel, and extrapolating from what happens to a, say, plate or ball if you put things on the other side, they fall off? Seems to make sense. And is wrong. All these types are needed, possibly in the proportions they exist, I think. (Stuff has to get done, and the present needs to be dealt with, after all.) It'd just be nice to have people to talk to without their eyes glazing over, now and then. Done rambling again.

[@jejrstans]

I want that shirt!! :D

[@Ross23J]

I know what you mean.. hard to find anyone to share ideas with

[@Sniegel]

To play the devils advocate, the world is flat in our daily lives. I mean sure, it's round but for you practically you interact with it as if it were flat. Yeah sure. You can go on a plane and fly halfway around the globe but it still appears as if you are on a flat earth unless you sbstract your perception. And it also appears as if you are one life form when in reality there are 10x more bacteria in your body than you have human cells (which also are life forms. Yet you probably take credit for your comment when it really was a mega team effort by all the life forms that make up you and makes your body able to type to begin with. It's "common sense" that you are "A" human being. But in reality though...

[@bikesnight3415]

@@Sniegel I like you

[@gregsander8439]

Common sense is what tells you to go out and get a job instead of "proving your point" in YT comment sections, because only the former actually pays your bills. I feel uncomfortable when I encounter people like you because it reminds me of how much of a loser I could be if I had even less common sense than I currently have. Oh well.

[@Jen-dk7ct]

This is a great video. I relate with the pattern recognition and also the ability to sense people's motives. I can tell right away when someone is not sincere, which saves me a great amount of time in the relationship/friendship department.

[@shaunaireland9161]

So I do have an excuse to "always have my head in the clouds" -infp

[@christyrosecalvo6927]

Me too. Imagination is Life. 😆😆😆😆

[@markrittman2437]

I didn't hear this mentioned about Ne. I have parent Ne. I somehow knew that light would have a frequency shift relative to the observer when moving at very fast speeds just like sound has a frequency shift with a passing train (before I ever studied relativity). I seem able to understand poetic metaphors and similes with ease. I easily make connections in my mind where my thoughts will connect to many things such as seeing someone give a cold stare, then thinking of cold weather, then thinking of a blizzard, then thinking of Antarctica, etc. Are these examples of Ne?

[@peerlessindifference]

Would you agree that Ne’s ability to see all possibilities is somehow connected to how Si records every single detail in events? And, on the contrary, that Ni is somewhat limited by its always having an «agenda» trying to read the significance of Se’s raw, but nowhere near as extensive as Si’s data? Also, would you agree that while Si-types sort their sensory data into boxes, Se-types don’t, and that this leads to Ni intuitions ultimately being more flexible/abstracted than Ne intuitions? It seems to me that Ne is faster than Ni because it’s working with associations between somewhat organised «boxes» of sensory data, while Ni has to reinterpret the sensory data every time because Se doesn’t sort anything.

[@arande3]

I have identified some "modes" of operation I enter often 1) Deep thinker, intuitive, Wonderer, entertainer of ideas (I use this a lot) 2) "Verification mode" - lay out collected ideas then test them through proofs and through action (difficult and must be done on purpose) 3) Enjoy the moment - Typically entered during a walk or workout (also during playful interactions, typically with S types) 4) Super social "teacher" mode, teaching everyone my verified thoughts/insights. Typically very direct and commanding. 5) Creative artist mode - related to 3) but feels more internal If I had to order how often it appears I use the functions, it seems to be Ne, Te, Fi, Si, Ni, Ti, Fe, Se. Combine that with the fact that I feel I'm most stable when I'm constantly moving and doing new things, I may actually be ENFP. Just seems weird though with my background in physics and math, and generally being perceived as an intellectual by most people. Hmm...

[@arande3]

If this is true, it explains a lot of my reactions to my ENFP sister trying to influence me.

[@connorschmidt5945]

I'm an enfp pursuing a physics degree. Yeah, we are often described as being childlike and happy-go-lucky, but there is a lot of intellectual potential in our type. Our natural curiosity brings us to understandings about things many others haven't even thought of. Many times a friend will bring up a subject and I'll have had 20 different things prepared to say about it. My friends think I'm an intp but I just learned how to use Ne to guide me to deeper understanding.

[@brucebruno842]

Particle and Wave, Matter and Energy, Physics and Metaphysics, Left-hemisphere and Right-hemisphere, etc... This is the structure of reality objectively and subjectively.

[@elisabethschlarb3059]

Oh my God. I'm an ENFP (and possibly a decision jumper ie my stack would NeTeFiSi) so no wonder I was good at math growing up. I perceive abstract patterns like it's nobody's business, and then I get in trouble when they ask me to explain how I know! 😅 Regardless, it's so fun having Ne hero! I literally feel like I have a superpower being tuned in to metaphysics like the energy of the room. It's just so frustrating like you say though when sensing types effectively just "cancel" my ideas because they are restricted to sensing the physical world.

[@rjh7700]

I am learning lots of stuff here, like why I fight with my brother a lot for no real reason, thank you for this information

[@Coneman3]

It’s interesting how Ne-Si compares to Ni-Se. As an INFJ, I can definitely sense when I lack Ne. It’s when I think too narrowly and goal-focussed, instead of thinking more laterally. A weakness of Ne-Si is clearly being too worldly and stuck in past patterns. Hence ENTP make good rogues, utilising being very aware of how the world works with the help of Ti.

[@kas36spires]

As a person who has Ni hero and has historically had a little bit of a difficult time understanding Ne this helped me understand it much better. I did want to mention that while Ni does seem to look like a “sniper” from the outside and that is generally the result observed, it actually (in my experience) is more like a shotgun pointed internally allowing you to naturally AVOID all of the wrong paths. It happens pretty automatically and I’m not actively thinking about the less efficient paths I feel like my brain just helps me avoid them, allowing me to simply make my way along the right path. It has to be a path towards my own internal goal or desire though I have a very hard time seeing this externally in other people or the environment. It’s more deductive perception that is self focused (if I had to put a tag on it). It’s also really annoying if it’s not manifested into a goal externally such as the shitty Ni-Ti loop I always wind up in because I hate how peoples problems affect me so much and I avoid social settings (had a traumatic childhood, need to get over myself) Realizing Ne is metaphysics was a game changer for me thank you 🙏

[@melissamariee710]

Thank you!!! I've been typed as ENFP, INFP, and ENTP so I really wanted to learn about Ne!

[@Habitmaker]

Thanks for this video..! I am new to mbti and Jungian psychology and I'm glad I can understand how my mind works in A way. Now I kind of understand why I always feel overwhelmed by all the possibilities and struggle to make decisions. -infp

[@joannalongwell6739]

Let me know if I've understood correctly. You mentioned Ne and Si work together. So high Si users can strengthen there Ne by having more experience from which to gather information. So could I actually strengthen my Ne by spending time with Se users because they are the ones who give experiences. If so then my mind is blown. Before this video I thought I would need to spend time with high Ne users to develop my own Ne.

[@CSJoseph]

Yeah Se users help grow your Ne.

[@SJaye-zv9er]

That is very, very cool.

[@osscar29]

This is a worthy comment, just realized what I've been doing for the last 15 years by selecting people who forced me out of my shell to hang out with.

[@RandolphTheWhite1]

I can really relate to being cut off from my Ne when I'm uncomfortable. It's like, if a stimulus is too intense I just have this sense of blindness. Not physical blindness, but a sense of not knowing what to do or where to go. It's like I'm a sitting duck. And the stimulus that provokes this can be pretty minor...like someone who's given me bad past experiences being within like 20 feet of me.

[@jifan2313]

One thing super annoying with strong Ne, is that I see some bad thing is coming but people around me don't believe me. I have to worry about it all the time!

[@johnhancock1748]

I suspect I have Ne parent. If im understanding correctly, and maybe its just a human thing, but im thinking this is why when I look at reality what I see with my eyes is far less important to me than the representation of those things in my mind. Does that make any sense to you?

[@__RORONOAZORo]

I really love your videos! You make it so understandable.

[@CSJoseph]

Awesome! I am glad you think so.

[@clau3898]

Omg I just remembered how, when I was younger there was this trend with bracelets that made figures once you took them off. Right, so my parents were unwilling to buy me any of these and I remember beggining with 1 bracelet a friend gave me. 1 month down the line and I had 40 bracelets having bought none. I was low-key so manipulative and would make statements like oh no one has this, and would bargain 1 for 3 or something. I was so proud of my stack ngl. Id also retrade a bracelet with the same person for much more because they regretted giving it up :'). Good days. (Infp)This sounds kind of mean but I went to a private school where most kids had no problem getting their parents to buy these bracelets so it felt justified.

[@ellcally508]

So relatable! Lol!

[@Emily.J.]

I hope you end up getting interviewed on a popular show some day so these sensors can get exposed to the idea that Ne functions are valid ways of thinking and seeing the world. I’m an infp that works in customer service and I am horribly suited for this job because it’s incredibly difficult to get the average American to understand how I feel or how I see things, I’ve had this job for 10 years and at this point I know what kind of person I’m talking to by the time they’ve said 2 sentences even though I’ve never met them before and the repetition of these conversations are killing me. That’s actually why I’m watching every video on your channel, to learn how to better talk to sensor types

[@Emily.J.]

Somehow the more I typed, the more it became about me... gonna blame my Fi hero

[@CSJoseph]

we'll see

[@jordansage9655]

13:18 So true, I'm in sales as an INTP and it's certainly Ne that is my foundation and saving grace!

[@aishaadam7473]

Do you enjoy it? How do you deal with people long period

[@Kayaty87]

Ni moment (INFJ here): I believe the collective consciousness goes back to Si more than to Ne. Si stores all the States that have been. Ne is more concerned with whole System patterns that can emerge from those already existing States. Si helps Ne to create a new Pattern/System. On the other hand, Ni stores all System patterns that have been, with Se becoming more concerned with possible States that can emerge from those existing patterns that Ni knows so well, with Ni helping Se to come up with and actually actualize this single new State of affairs. Or it's the other way around and the collective consciousness is actually conceived by Ni, which I tend to believe more, then the same applies with Ni/Se axis coming up with new Patterns/System, and Si/Ne axis coming up with new States of affairs. Hell, I don't know what this does even mean but it's just hit me like that and liked to share it.

[@underwaterpanther]

Collective unconscious is out there with ne and inside you with ni hahahah ahhh infj here too that was a fun read and I was thinking along your lines pretty fascinating!

[@zile8869]

Ni is just desire/ambition, and how passionate you are about your desires and ambitions. That's it! Because it's all about your intense passionate personal desires, it can be used to motivate you to keep pushing and change your own future, and it can be used to find the absolute best option to keep moving forward toward your goal, by focusing on what is most relevant to meeting your goals. It is also good at getting to the central, most important idea behind something, by focusing on that one thing in depth. Like a fire, it burns away the irrelevant, leaving behind only the best and most crutial and important information/option. Ne is about seeing all the things that people could possibly ever want for their futures with their Ni, and manipulating the futures of others by providing them options. It is better at pattern recognition, because it is constantly looking at what patterns the Ni of others may be following. Ne is abstract, and so it is open to all possibilities. No matter how far fetched an idea or no matter how strange of a choice someone might make, Ne considers all of the options others may have, and prepares for them. Like the ocean, it is wide and deep, and it evelopes all.

[@glodazkaloopablenakirium3692]

@@zile8869 cool i tend to agree

[@kimberlysmith5404]

I have learned so much from your videos. You are an excellent teacher. Thank you!

[@samdung5630]

Oh wow! I was around narcicissts a lot growing up. No wonder I didn't know how to use my intuition. They made me flustered and one of them would throw never-ending options at me.

[@devinbailey4725]

I talk smack about how I didn't like how u said something or whatever pettiness I felt but it doesn't mean it wasn't true or something I was just biased about 🤷🏼‍♂️ u know alot more than I do brother, I appreciate the stuff you've done and do

[@jannzenuh2031]

Wow. So the idea that people have that we should get rid of older people in institutions because young people have better ideas and whatever is inaccurate. Firstly, age does not dictate which cognitive functions you prefer. Secondly, you have said here that extraverted intuition can improve with experience.

[@stardust42]

It has taken me 8 months to get to this video. I am so grateful that you shared this with me. I feel very validated right now. Thank you, Chase 🙏

[@mayhawthorn5092]

Thank goodness for this information, I really appreciate it.

[@everalvelast]

Ny highest is Ne and its been my savior. Its taken places in life. I can follow those Patterns and my life take increíble turns. I love my Ne would never change for anything -ENTP If ENTPs and INTPs both Ne users wherent both so lazy, or procrastinators we would dominante this earth lol

[@zile8869]

Ne predicts the future by looking at the Ni of those around it. Ni CHANGES the future, by choosing what it wants and then pursuing it until it gets it. Ne is able to see what other people want, so it can tell what the future will be based on what other people want. It can also manipulate Ni users into wanting other things. The reason Ni can always trump this manipulation tho, is because it is still the function that changes the future, and Ne can only predict the future because of Ni, so Ne is dependent on Ni. (Like all extraverted functions) However even if you break free of the manipulation of Ne, an Ne user can still manipulate others to try and harm you or alter your future. You will just have to force your will onto the world with your Ni to ensure that thing keep going your way, and never give up on your goal with Ni tenacity.

[@D14MBK]

That's pretty cool, it's like a giant chasing game, and the Ne user is trying to catch the Ni user by creating (metaphysical) obstacles around it for the Ni user to break through. It's completely different with Si where that just sits and endures what's coming to it.

[@dolfdervish8495]

I see Ni as a Lazer & Ne as a Tesla Coil. Meaning, the Ne user is the coil. While, the Ne is the omnidirectional electric branches. The energy focuses on whatever touches the glass (in the case of one which has the glass bulb), & sends a stimulus back... Still simultaneously sending smaller, less concentrated signals out.

[@CSJoseph]

fun

[@dolfdervish8495]

@@CSJoseph how so

[@EDCMusicMan]

This is the most Ne way to describe Ne

[@feedbackbro]

This is probably why my elementary school teacher reported that I “spend too much time daydreaming”. Haha. That whole Ne-strength / Ni-shadow thing is annoying though and I experience that; being able to see how other people’s behavior will result in various outcomes but being paralyzed by not knowing what to do for yourself.

[@girlblogger3524]

"Every possible future has its own pattern" - fantastic! Future Time travel involves collecting past experiences or patterns :)

[@girlblogger3524]

oh and path manipulation - it's something to seriously consider ! thank you for this, watching it thrice...

[@CSJoseph]

Girl Blogger awesome!

[@WalliFrog]

"Yeah i totally just used a battlestar galactica line, and I'm totally cool with it" I still need to hug you

[@GiovannyAltamirano94]

Ne: what is our potential/ future Hero- positive Nemesis- what is our Doom Demon- How to exploit our failures. This is what dawned to me when i saw this vids any input on this comments.

[@kighzerlankmann8113]

What is it Like to have NE hero? Like as an FE hero i can tell u, life is being hyper aware of strangers that dont matter, and that probably aren’t thinking about me, but my mind is like “act accordingly!!!!” In every situation.

[@sajdjdiwknwh1207]

So interesting! I've wondered what it's like for Fe users!!! I'm ENFP, with my Ne im interested in gathering bits and bobs and playing with how they link together. Get energized and excited by brainstorming ideas but never following through lol

[@rationalthinking8401]

Ne- Hero: Strange thoughts--> dreamy Ne- Critic: Relying on the strange fears--> paranoid That pretty much explains the ENxJ stereotype :D

[@CSJoseph]

Rational Thinking you’re right, although I need to be careful when leveraging stereotypes

[@rationalthinking8401]

C.S. Joseph Yes, of course, but taken you have Ne in inferior or child, it is understandable, that Ne presents itself in certain ways. On the other hand, it was meant more as a joke than a critical thought.

[@Kana_108_]

thanks especially for the sniper/shotgun comparison! Great! :)

[@outoforbit00]

High Ne users understand that reality has a structure that never changes.

[@altnarrative]

What you’re speaking about at the end is throwing off an Ne dominant or auxiliary user by presenting them with an anomaly that isn’t in their map/frame.

[@itsbygrayce1]

Your style of delivery cracks me up, C.S. It's the sarcastic humor. Ok...so you've definitely got my attention. I'm probably going to be watching more. Mmm yeah. Lemme go fulfill that prophecy now. ;)

CS Joseph, I think you're talking about Introverted Intuition. I have Extroverted Intuition parent but I'm not good at figuring out what people want because I consider many likely possibilities. It's only when I hang out with them long enough and know their personalities that I'm good at figuring what they want. On the other hand, my INTJ friend can read my mind like a book even if I only communicated very little of what I want. He's someone whom I would consider very good at figuring out what people want. An Ni Dom.

[@CSJoseph]

No I am not. This is a common misnomer people use. Everyone else is incorrect about the definition of Ni. This is the true definition of Ne.

[@melissamouton9464]

Yeah, I learned to shut up (somewhat) when I was in middle school and there was and adult man who really liked this one girl he was dating. I told him that she would absolutely marry him if he asked and I could see them being married. I failed to tell him that her desire for him was superficial. Well he asked, they got married and shortly later they divorced. I felt absolutely horrible. I didn't completely learn my lesson because sometimes I don't know how to shut my mouth, but now I add disclaimers with the things I say lol.

[@midnightblue2893]

Thanks for another video! Definitely relates to feeling/being misunderstood by so many people as an INFP. I know it is super frustrating when you feel wired differently than most of the population and feel forced to conform to someone else's mental wiring or social expectations. I often feel like it is not fair to any of us going through that (or not the statistic as a logical type may express this perhaps). I know that's my subjective experience but it seems like ENTPs (perhaps NP's in general) encounter this conflict.

[@brettbutler212]

@CS Joseph incredible video finally starting to begin to grasp how all of these fit in within one another. So for me since I'm Ne critic I'm making the conclusion that I'm very critical of other people's futures/the paths that they're currently on. I'm also critical of their ability to recognize patterns that I don't, or critical of their inability to do so when I can't. Could this also translate to why many great ENTJ's in business have never really asked their customers "what do you want" because in their mind they have a difficulty connecting with what their personal experiences (Si) were and therefore just made the decision to instead use their Te Hero to instead ask "What problem do you have or will this fix your problem?

[@alexandralenzinger8482]

I was wondering how quantum mechanics theories fit in w this. Wonderful video chase

[@j-cub7107]

I don’t think history necessarily repeats itself, but I think it likes to rhyme

[@learning2816]

sir Just one thing...YOU ARE SMART!!! AND AWESOME!! Till now to my knowledge the best mbti analyst!!!AWESOME! just AWESOME.

[@Hawkido]

Bingo, this is what I needed. My Boss keeps hamstringing my decision making process by making me uncomfortable, then turns right around and berates me for not making a decision. Unfortunately this puts me further in the camp of needing to ignore my Boss in order to get the work done that my Boss wants done. My Boss is his own worst enemy (assuming that he wants the work done, which I am more and more beginning to doubt).

[@DeeperInsideYourMind]

Craig Jarvis damn. This is what my dad did to me my whole childhood.

[@umarnolen3616]

I doubt they're even aware of it. Honest.

[@smile2024-c7s]

Pretty Interesting, thank you, I have watched this before, just stopped by to make sure my ducks are in a row, Have to make sure that the input is correct so I may have the accurate output...

[@samdung5630]

Ooohhh yeah! I can totally find out what people want. I need a job where I can use that.

[@duckbacon3117]

I think Ne is the most mysterious function. Its the most difficult to physically see and identity.

[@brianlink391]

12:20 The unintentional planting of a seed/wrench.

[@christopherevois5981]

I totally understand you. Thank you. It feels good to learn. :-)

[@vincent.mazkett187]

Interestingly there are SFJs (child or inferior Ne, but mostly Child) who are good at tangents by tangents and end up once again back to the main topic when they have opening remarks on their speeches or basically telling a story 😮😮😮

[@bugfolk6323]

I see myself toggling between the two, Ni and Ne. One tends to cast doubt onto my plans and can stir anxiety, but I've also used it similar to how you described by giving advice to people or trying it with sales. That said, I see what you're doing here: 18:10. Good luck.

[@bugfolk6323]

I guess that's why it is called the demon function for INxJ. Because it can cause the entire Ni vision to come crashing down if it doesn't have enough grounding with reality.

[@avery3787]

13:55 sounds like me making property deals in monopoly. I’m an intp btw

[@mustardjar3216]

History doesn't repeat itself, as Mark Twain once said, it sometimes rhymes.

[@zenlotus8696]

This is just amazing insight informed like never before

[@TheBen465]

What's this plus feeling the need to maximise the possible outcome of every situation. Eg: always maximising test scores without being too good at the subject needed to maximise income etc

[@intagliooglethorpe8434]

Got a full page of notes out of this one. Of course as always it raises more themes, such as - collective unconscious? That's ALL? Best hope the simulation theory is wrong, since eternal recurrence allegedly doesn't happen but appears to do so.

[@zephdo2971]

I'm confused whether I'm INFP or ISFP. Unlike INFP's i get "anger outbursts" and "don't easily forgve". Unlike ISFP's past events affect whether i actually do somethings I want to try, and "too much details" bore me to death.

[@samdung5630]

Yes! I do predict the future. It would be interesting to talk to other Christians about how this relates to Boblical prophecy and "hearing" God.

[@sandradibiaso7316]

This is why Disney Princess Ariel from The Little Mermaid is an ENFP and not an ESFP. Princess Ariel was willing to make the deal with Ursula where she trades her voice for legs for 72 hours and if she is not kissed by true love is forced to become this little horrifying creature who stays under Ursula's control forever or if she is kissed by true love is able to keep her legs and feet and gets her voice back. Princess Ariel was able to see into the future where she would find true love with Prince Eric and be kissed by his love for her and get her voice back and be able to have legs and feet forever. Princess Ariel obviously has high extroverted intuition to see into the future and imagine a future with Prince Eric falling in love kissing her and being able to keep her legs and feet. She is not afraid of wanting the wrong thing like an ESFP because she looks into her future and all the possibilities.

[@acenull0]

Yeah I'm an INFJ and I live for praise 😂 it lights me up. Mostly cause I really hope I'm bringing value

[@zenlotus8696]

Related with everything, thankyou ❤❤❤❤❤

[@zephaniahpodlewski2965]

I love your videos if I could suggest a video I would like to hear how each cognitive function looks in each level of the function stack.

[@CSJoseph]

Zephaniah Podlewski I will see what I can do :)

[@CSJoseph]

This kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHjCl3SeoJiNfcU might give you what you need to know from a basic level.

[@Ana-fq9to]

This sounds like a cool function to have at the top!

[@SJaye-zv9er]

I (INTJ) just had a conversation with my husband (ENFP) that hugely highlighted a difference in our approaches. I thought it might be related to Ni vs. Ne. But he just said that he likes to start things that will make other people think about whatever he wants them to think about -- (he wants to make other people introspect but doesn't want to do it himself?) -- so I'm wondering now if the difference might lie in our respective interaction styles. We were reading a lesson for church tomorrow. At the end, it asked us to think about what we could do to prepare ourselves to appreciate the Savior's teachings in the future. I immediately went to introspection because that's how I internalize ideas. My husband didn't understand what I meant by that. He kept talking about doing service. To him, serving others is how he internalizes experiences and new information. That blew my mind. Not only would it never occur to me, I couldn't even see how it could work. I kept looking at it and considering it and realized that his method is brilliant: service is potentially transformative, so what better way could there be to prepare to learn better? When I think about introspection as a method of transformation, I think of mystics who sit in caves for years in order to reach enlightenment. Those guys have taken themselves out of the world, so they can't make a difference in it. They live only for themselves. Not only do I not want that to be me, it couldn't be because the realizations I have disappear if I don't put them into action. My point is that service probably has more transformative power than introspection. I wonder if a lot of introverts think that extroverts are shallow. Where does the difference in our approaches lie? Ni/Ne? Interaction styles? Something else? Thanks.

[@CSJoseph]

I would say all of it. Just keep the goal in mind: "Love, for the day is near."

[@SJaye-zv9er]

@@CSJoseph Oh yeah. Even if he weren't the best thing that ever happened to me, he'd still be golden.

[@adonai6256]

Are u both believers...great family...god bless you....

[@Lauragonzart]

I’m an intp, and I love to speculate in the future of humanity for the fun of it, and sometimes I get into this philosophical discussions, and people can’t handle it. They can’t see the “what if” as an important thing, is really frustrating actually, I have this intj friend, he is so smart and informed, and I love talking to him, but somehow he can’t handle it if I speculate that we are heading into a dystopia, or more provocative Ne speculations 😂😂

[@836247]

Great video, sir

[@CSJoseph]

I appreciate that you enjoyed it. This is my favorite video after all.

[@2sunalibar]

Thanks for the video Mr. Joseph. Giving Ne users negative experience would stop them from manipulation. Not giving Se users any choices by warning them of all choices would stop them from physical manipulation/ persuasion. Is this right?

[@hylucien2980]

enjoying the series. How would you go about maximising you're Ne ability. For example personal experiences, learning from history, drug induced experiences? etc. And how then to employ the skill for the benefit of society?

[@CSJoseph]

In order to maximize or grow your Ne prescience, you just need to force yourself to have experiences over and over including failures if not especially failures. The more Si you can pump into your mind the more Ne you will have. Watch my lecture on cognitive axis to learn more.

[@aishaadam7473]

I have ne parent but i always turn it off or overlooked, i get this voice in my head that this thing gonna happen then my lazy ass dont wanna do any thing about it

[@heatherhawkins9606]

ENFP and ENTP have Ne as their hero function, INFP and INTP have Ne as their parent function and so on...which hero has the higher NE, which parent has the higher Ne...and so on... What is the formula for being able to recognize judging/perceiving from higher to lower within ALL judging/perceiving functions?

[@shinazbakar]

I'm an Ni user and I really respect Ne users, but talking to SJ types are really frustrating, because like CSJ said, they're too focused on 'reality' even though the opposite of reality doesn't necessarily equate to the absence of truth. In fact, quite the opposite.

[@majavidova4311]

Perfect!...At last I understand myself

[@DYKWINNING]

You were saying since NE is a passive function, it's prediction powers faulter when being in a situation they don't expect or just uncomfortable. To solve that, if you sat and imagined all possibilities for your life a hour or less per day. You think that would incredibly strengthen prediction abilities plus better thinking on your feet?

[@CSJoseph]

yes sort of, but not like that

[@MBTIMemes]

yes, that actually is something I'm doing. however there are still sooo many things that I haven't even thought about, so surprises do come from time to time (in which I really dont know what to do), but maybe once every few months.

[@stephaniethompson7995]

you're very bright. thanks for sharing. i am an infj , trying to understand my entp husband better.

[@CSJoseph]

I have ENTP + INFJ intimacy video here: csjoseph.life/members and get a silver membership

[@stephaniethompson7995]

@@CSJoseph sounds like trouble

[@brittanypage1706]

Can we get this further broken down into basic and advanced social self awareness? My ENTP shadow can use basic social self awareness but still can't use advanced social self awareness.

[@austinwilliams8174]

I think of it as tool power instead of seeing what some one can do something they see how something can be used. Like a tool

[@saintcirone1]

Couldn't have said it better.