Hey welcome back to the personality hacker podcast my name is Joe Mark Witt and I'm

Antonia Dodge and today we're going to talk about sensors in the Myers-Brig

system now we've been going through a series of podcasts that

focused on each Myers-Briggs type and we started with the eight intuitive types.

And starting next week or next podcast we're going to start focusing on the eight sensor types but

before we did that we felt like it was the right time to do a podcast about

sensors in general.

And this is because, in part, we focus a lot on

intuitive as a personality hacker.

It's part of our B-Hag, our big hairy audacious goal is to provide resources for

intuitives, to spark an intuitive awakening which we've talked about in

previous podcasts. So we here at Personality Hacker focus a lot on the

eight intuitive types and that's again that's part of our major mission. But

we've noticed that online Meyersburg's communities have a tendency to be not so friendly

towards the censor types.

And you see this reflected in a lot of feedback.

Like why aren't people talking about censors? Like why aren't people talking about my personality type? You won't

see this so much in certified MBTI circles. In fact, I would say that they have a tendency to downplay the

intuitive sensor split. It's just one more dichotomy. But the clear

stratification between people who have intuition as their primary perceiving process

or sensing as their primary perceiving process, you can see that this is majorly important to the individuals who discover their

intuitives because one of the first things that happens, one of the first things that happens is

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