How an INTJ's mind works

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my first mbti themed video!
INTJ flavour, of course.

“A function stack is essentially a list of the four primary cognitive functions you use in your day-to-day life. The dominant function is the one that comes most naturally and feels most like living and breathing without having to even try. The auxiliary function supports the dominant function and serves as a helpful backup or co-pilot to the dominant. Your tertiary function is less mature than the dominant or auxiliary function, and has an almost childlike quality to it. The inferior function is one you aspire to use well, but it often feels a bit out of reach and tricky to harness in an effective way.

Introverted sensing, also known as Si, is a cognitive function that delves into the inner realm of personal experience and impressions. It possesses a keen awareness of details, both in the surrounding environment and within the body itself.

Extraverted sensing (Se) is a cognitive function that excels in gathering information about the current world in its objective and literal reality. It derives energy and pleasure from direct interactions with the external world, be it people, objects, nature, or events. Among all cognitive functions, Se is the most attuned to the present moment.

Introverted Intuition (Ni) is an information-gathering process that focuses on the inner, subjective world of the unconscious to find connections and abstract relationships between the unconscious and the outer world. It is always searching for underlying meanings, symbols, and abstract connections. Striking with sudden “flashes” of insight or awareness about the meaning of things or future outcomes. Always focused on the future, it’s less concerned with the present moment unless it connects to some meaning or insight about the future.

Extraverted Intuition (Ne) is an information-gathering cognitive function that focuses on finding theoretical connections, relationships, and possibilities. It is stimulated by objects, people, and events in the environment and wants to generate real-world possibilities. The Ne-user easily grasps how everything can be transformed and views everything in the context of its associations with everything else. “Everything is connected and anything is possible”

Introverted Thinking (Ti) is a decision-making process that uses subjective principles and logical truths to create original systems, categories, and frameworks. Ti is extremely focused on accuracy, internal precision, and thorough logical evaluation. The Ti-user has a grid-like system of categories in their mind that they are constantly expanding on and revising. Whenever they get new information they add it to that framework or revise their entire framework to make room for new data.

Extraverted Thinking (Te) is a decision-making process that focuses on using logical binary judgments to organize, evaluate, and assign information in the outer world. Te seeks to structure the outer world and sort everything into its proper place using logical systems and rules. Te may seem detached from people, but it actually uses objective logic and structure to take care of people and make life more efficient for everyone.

Introverted Feeling (Fi) is a decision-making cognitive function that focuses on the internal, subjective world of values and personal ethics. Fi seeks individuality, authenticity, and personal meaning. It wants to act and make choices that promote inner harmony and tranquility. It holds non-negotiable core values. It is focused on individual truths, individual ethics, and individual tastes and preferences. The Fi-user is determined not to be influenced by the values or beliefs of the “collective” or culture.

Extraverted Feeling (Fe) is a decision-making cognitive function that focuses on making choices or taking action to create harmony in the environment. It takes into account cultural value systems, social standards, and the effects every decision has on other people. It is actively concerned for the welfare of others, to the extent that the Fe-user will put their own needs and desires last in order to create harmony for people outside themselves.”

— psychologyjunkie.com
‘A Conprehensive Guide to Cognitive
Functions’ by Susan Storm

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the article i reference in this description
A Comprehensive Guide to the Cognitive Functions - Psychology Junkie

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