Actually, not necessarily. I thought it was weird too, but most people don't just have streams of consciousness and suddenly realize things. I find it hard to imagine how else one would think.
I'm not sure what you mean, but I find a large difference between Ni and Ne. In a word, the difference is depth. Ni seeks a deeper understanding of whatever it is focused on whereas Ne seeks a breadth of understanding of whatever it is focused on. That difference is why Ni is known for foresight and insight and why Ne is known for innovation and creativity. I like to think of Ni as the little philosopher, always seeking a deeper understanding of the world, and Ne as the little inventor, always seeking news ways to view the world.
I tend to seek a deeper understanding of the world, yet ENFP supposedly have Ne.
Everyone uses all 8 cognitive functions to a given point. You also use Ni like everyone else in the world, but it is a shadow function for you so it does not have a defined location in your function order. Also because it is shadow, it's full capacity can't really be utelized.
I think order is kind of...I dunno, overplayed. Really, it's in what order to learn to really grasp the function. It's a development thing, and it changes. You can learn to use any functions, but some of them will be easier to learn than others, and some will come naturally and more quickly. But everyone uses all of them quite extensively.
I think order is kind of...I dunno, overplayed. Really, it's in what order to learn to really grasp the function. It's a development thing, and it changes. You can learn to use any functions, but some of them will be easier to learn than others, and some will come naturally and more quickly. But everyone uses all of them quite extensively.
I do agree. Nevertheless, you know me- I must put labels on everything and nail things down, even if I have to nail something to jello