The disparity in function descriptions is that certain functions benefit from their best version being the one that keeps getting described.

And other functions, it's the worst version that keeps being described.

Introverted intuition, there's a bunch of weaknesses that come along with that function, but they are very rarely described.

When the function is being described, it benefits from all the positive things that it brings. the big challenges is when people are looking for their type, they're not just reading information online. They're going into communities and asking, hey, what do you think? And this 16-year-old that just learned type like seven months ago, but is pretty sure that they know everything because I've watched all the YouTube videos. They go, well, you're this type for sure.

And then they throw shade at types they don't like and functions they don't like.

And that becomes the person's like, well, I don't want to be that time.

Hey, welcome back to the Personality Hacker podcast.

My name is Joel Mark Witt.

And I'm Antonio Dodge.

In the last couple episodes, we've been discussing why it can be really difficult to find your best fit type, one's best fit type.

A couple episodes ago, we talked about 13 different reasons why it's difficult based on more just human things, right?

Like just the proclivities that we have as people.

Things like I have failings and I don't want to see them

and finding my best fit type might point them out to me

or that, you know, like I see myself a little bit

and everything.

So it's really hard for me to narrow it down to just one.

Or I want to be a type.

Or I want to be a certain type.

That sounds really cool.

And so, or I want the fresh feeling of rediscovering my type all over again or whatever it is.

So those, that episode talked about sort of just human things, humans humaning and why it might

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