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Arthur's avatar

I refer to this as "conditioned' conventional thinking' which really isn't thinking, but reflexive reacting. A few months ago I saw a brief video that discussed the sensory perceiving personality and the intuitive perceiving personality. About 75% of the population tends to have a sensory perceivering personality. Among other tendencies, 'sensors' tend to trust traditional authority, they tend not to question authority, and they tend not to read between the lines, or the lies. They also tend not to connect the dots, probably because they don't see the dots.

Those who tend to be 'intuitive' comprise about 25% of the population. They question authority, distrust authority, and read between the lies. They tend to connect the dots and see patterns that can be missed when one is focused upon the senses, not a bigger picture.

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Marc Miller's avatar

Great article Mark. I noticed this way back in high school in the late 60s. But you have captured it in words so clearly. Thank you for publishing it here.

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