I will come back to the Personality Hacker podcast, my name is Joel Mark Whit.

And I'm Antonia Dodge.

I am noticing that there is a paradox that is woven into each one of the judging functions.

The judging functions being extroverted thinking or effectiveness, extroverted feeling

or harmony, introverted thinking or accuracy and introverted feeling or authenticity.

So the four decision making functions that all of us use to determine value worth the

should statements of life.

And the more you look at these functions in isolation, the more it appears as if the

thing that they truly want is literally impossible to attain.

When we talk about what they want, we can actually look at the nicknames themselves.

And that gives us a lot of a lot of the intention of those functions and how they're making

decisions.

So introverted feeling, authenticity is looking for the thing that's most authentic.

Accuracy, introverted thinking is looking for the accuracy in the decisions it wants

to make.

Extroverted thinking or effectiveness is looking for the most effective decision.

Extroverted feeling or harmony is looking for the most harmonious decision that meets

everyone's needs.

Okay, so then why is there a paradox according to Antonio Dodge?

What is it about each of these functions that want something that I can't have?

And I think the answer to that is each one of these functions in isolation, not paired

with other functions that of course color it.

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