Hi welcome to this week's edition of PHQ questions from the personality

hacker community my name is Joel Mark Witt and I'm Antonia Dodge and

Addison let's get right to our question today.

Hi Joel Antonia you mentioned in Podcast Number 9 that Intuitive are more likely to feel

that rules do not apply to them, and that concept was absolutely fascinating to me. Can you explain further why this is or point me

toward a source to learn more about this aspect of the sensor intuitive difference?

I have listened to your series on Intuitive which has been very fascinating, but I don't remember

this particular characteristic coming up in those discussions.

I assume it has something to do with thinking outside the box versus inside the box, but I can't really

wrap my head around how an intuitive might think about rules at all if they don't imagine

that they are to be followed.

For context, I'm an ISFJ, but I think of myself as very

intuitive friendly since I have grown up surrounded by intuitive people, concepts, and

behavior. Being placed in gifted education programs from

kindergarten to 12th grade, majoring in the arts and college and getting an

advanced degree in a theoretical field has led me to actually feel more at home among intuitive types, even though

I'm a censor.

Still, I'm always searching to understand intuitive as much as possible.

In addition to having intuitive friends, I also have mostly intuitive

coworkers and my spouse is an INFJ. Thanks, Tracy. Thanks, Tracy, for the

question. Yeah, I know. It's it's a really good one this concept of intuitive and how they feel about rules.

Before I launch into any form of answer, I just, I want to put what I heard, like of

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