MBTI - Feeling and Thinking axes (what are the differences?)

In this video I talk about the two Feeling and Thinking axes, according to MBTI. I compare what it's like to have Fe Ti versus Fi Te.
Keywords: MBTI, Myers-Briggs, 16personalities, personality type, cognitive functions, Carl Jung, extraverted feeling, introverted thinking, introverted feeling, extraverted thinking, INFJ

[@neptunida]

This is the best explanation ive seen of the judging functions so far, thank you

[@jeffreycoleman8676]

You have good content, i can tell you have your own unique ideas about these topics and i think that is a strong sign of introverted intuition.

[@TrickyD]

*Ti = actual experience* while *Te = (theoretical) knowledge.*
In this case Ti is superior because experience = knowledge, but knowledge is *NOT* experience.
😑Te's often make mistakes in their theoretical reasoning because their theory hasn't yet been applied to physical reality. While a Ti's experience can only be derived from physical reality.
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🖐As an ambivert, who's natural state is that of ambivalence: what I feel can be the exact opposite of what I know, I disagree.
It took me a long while to overcome this handicap, but it is possible.
🧠A possible explenation might be that because I'm an ambivert I use Si Ti instead of Fe Ti or Fi Te.
7:38
😏Wall? What wall?
What you see is what you get.
😎As an introverted ambivert I don't care how others perceive me.
9:31
In my communication to others I'm just as pragmatic as always.
11:29
😁People perceive me like they do a rorschach test, they only see what they understand.

[@Moreso_fly]

What are you babbling about?

[@abyisses]

are you okay

[@user-by9lg6tu2z]

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