Hi, welcome back to the Personality Hacker Podcast. My name is Joel Mark Witt.

And I'm Antonia Dodge. We had a question written into us.

Actually, it's been some time, but we were going through different

points of confusion that people have about personality typology.

And in particular, I'm just noticing that everybody's, I don't know, maybe it's just me because we have different, you know, Facebook groups around typology and we have a community online and the number one thing that people are, seem to be asking all the time is how do I figure out my type like that's the number one thing and of course that's the starting point right people feel like the online tests that they take will be the that's the magic bullet

if I take a test and then that's my type then that's my type and then they'll start

engaging with these different communities or they'll start

reading more information about typology and in particular cognitive functions and then

now the confusion sets in right like wait I thought I was this type according to the test and now I'm feeling more like this type or maybe even two different types or three and I'm

kind of identifying myself all over the map. And then the confusion sets in and then the journey which was actually started when they took their online test or took a written version of a test.

That was actually when the journey started. They didn't know that that was the start of the journey.

They thought that they'd closed the door. But now they realize they're on a path. And so people are perpetually asking questions about refining how to understand type. And so we become one of those resources.

And somebody wrote in a very interesting question,

I thought, which is, can sensors be bilingual

with intuitive conversation? One of the reasons why they ask this is because

we posit that one of the ways a person can know whether or not they're intuitive

is that they have a high threshold for what we call intuitive conversation.

Conversation around things that are kind of abstract or conceptual,

speculative. Conversations that may or may not have any

actual application in the real world at this moment may not have

application for many years down the line or may not be something the lover now.

And so that's one of the determiners that people use, I don't know if a

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