Hey, welcome back to the Personality Hacker Podcast. My name is Joel

Mark Witt. And I'm Antonia Dodge. Joel and I have been talking about an

interesting phenomenon that we see come up that is related to type

and society, but not just to society, but also to society's timelines. So let me impact that a little bit. When you look at Myers-Briggs-types, we're talking

about 16 archetypes. Artypes are patterns that we've observed of people showing up over and over and over again throughout history.

Well, we talk a lot about how we are microcosms or individual manifestations of macrocosms.

Macrocosms being like social manifestations.

And if society can be mirrored in individuals and individuals can mirror society,

then that means you can personality profile or type an entire society. Now that doesn't mean that everybody in that society is

going to be of a single Meyersburg's personality type, but there's going to be

certain characteristics that are more and less favored by those societies that will

mirror an individual's relationship with their cognitive function

preferences. So let me give you an example of what we mean. So we are in the United States and for

a while now the United States has had a preference for a for quite a long time of judging tendencies.

So we can really see this actually,

especially in the mid part of last century and before.

There was a lot of emphasis placed on

Judger quality. So Judgers by definition use the four cognitive functions of

introverted sensing, introverted intuition, extroverted thinking,

and extroverted feeling as their dominant and auxiliary

cognitive functions are what we call the driver and co-pilot

in the car model.

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