Hey, welcome back to the Personality Hacker podcast.

My name is Joel Mark Whitt.

And I'm Antonia Dutch.

I have seen an argument on various social media platforms and people who are in type communities.

I've seen an argument pop up on a regular basis that I don't know if it has a really clean

eye-breaking answer, but I think this subject is worthy of conversation.

And maybe through conversation, we might get a little bit of clarity.

So that argument is our feeling types.

The personality types that use extroverted feeling, harmony, or introverted feeling

authenticity as their judging function, so FPs and FJs, are they more emotional people?

Then thinking types.

And on top of that, are there decisions more emotional decisions than thinkers' decisions?

If you're a thinker listening right now, I can hear you nodding, yes, that feelers

are more emotional and their decisions are all based on emotion and you're just nodding

furiously.

I can hear it.

You can hear the thinkers.

Yeah, I can hear it through my headphones right now on your side.

Well, I mean, to some extent, I've seen their arguments.

I've seen some thinkers argue for that.

So on one side of the aisle, you have thinkers, maybe other feelers, who knows, that make

that accusation, that feeling types are more emotional people and that they make emotionally

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