I think this "Jungian" perspective confuses introversion and introspection. And in a separate post extraversion and extrospection. I am aware of how modernity r

I think this "Jungian" perspective confuses introversion and introspection. And in a separate post extraversion and extrospection. I am aware of how modernity recoils from objectifying temperaments (accusations of pseudoscience fly,) yet there is something alluring about the exploration of our internal mechanisms, particularly those which explain how different people relate to and interact with the world. These are important ideas which we all find relatable, yet these attempts to make authoritative presumptions seem closed off in the frumpy convention of self selective conclusions. Must "introverts" prove things to themselves? Or is there merely a cognitive predisposition to regard abstract principles over circumstantial stimuli? We continue to wonder.