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I think they got the nature of intuition wrong. It seems intuitive to me that information shapes the intuition. Introverts (probably, on average) spend more ti
by chrsig 2y ago
I think they got the nature of intuition wrong. It seems intuitive to me that information shapes the intuition. Introverts (probably, on average) spend more time ingesting the information, in turn shaping intuition.
- patrickhogan1 2y agoAgreed. Like large language models, introverts excel at "thinking step by step," spending time reflecting and ruminating to make information more meaningful. They can often relate to being in group settings, focusing on details like a menu or building architecture rather than people. Over time, this same curiosity can evolve into asking insightful questions and understanding others’ perspectives. That said, I doubt extroverts lack intuitive sensing. Many extroverted friends seem naturally gifted at reading and responding to emotions in a group, almost instinctively.