Hi and welcome to PHQ, questions from the personality hacker community.

My name is Joe Mark Witt and I'm Antonia Dodge and let's get right to our question this week.

I'm an IDJ and I have a friend that I was discussing

personality types with. They suggested that people such as Nicholas Tesla could not

be I&TJ's due to their level of internal mental organization. They claim that receivers don't need to be

externally organized because they have an internal method of organization that judging

type of slack. Is this true? Hey, thanks for the question.

So the basic question here and how we're going to interpret it is, what is the difference between

how a judgeor organizes the information in their mind and their outside world versus the way a perceiver

organizes information in their mind in the outside world. And you mentioned that

you guys were talking about Tesla. We will probably just in this conversation steer

away from Tesla. We're not here to type Tesla. We don't know Tesla has been dead. There's no way for us to live profile him.

So we're just going to talk about those two differences between judges and perceivers and how information is

organized today in this conversation. Yeah and I think it's a really good

question though because that's how we present the judger and Perceiver Split is that Judgers

They organize their external world because their judging process is

Extroverted has an extroverted attitude so their judging process which is the organization or

prioritization process is pointed outward whereas perceivers have an

introverted judging process and so there you know there should statements,

their evaluation criteria, their prioritization points inward.

And so we do basically say that perceivers organize

our inner world to experience outer world freedom and

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