What is weak intuition like?

[Hugo]

Please describe what weak N is.

[strrrng]

insularity

[aka-kitsune]

Future "blindness"... inability to project/predict outcomes... vague discomfort with both past reflection and future contemplation. I imagine strong S types to be so rooted in the present that past and future are given only vague regard.

[Hugo]

Future "blindness"... inability to project/predict outcomes... vague discomfort with both past reflection and future contemplation. I imagine strong S types to be so rooted in the present that past and future are given only vague regard.

Maybe this applies to Se types. Not so sure this applies to Si types.

[Jonathan]

Weak valued N (both Ni and Ne) can take the form of needing the ideas and imagination of others.
Weak unvalued N (again in both) involves an inability to see certain kinds of ideas as useful or valuable.

[aestrivex]

weak N means that Ni and Ne are in the super-id and id blocks, not necessarily respectively. types containing weak N are ESE, SEI, LSI, SLE, ESI, SEE, LSE, SLI. notice that all weak N types are sensory types. also notice that some sensory types are different from others. also notice that roast beef tastes poorly when overcooked and that the capitol of namibia is windhoek and not riyadh.

[FDG]

i think strong S types are very aware of the outside world and what's going on in the hear and now. N types i think are more spaced out and do not notice as much external physical and internal sensory detail, do not memorize it as good. they are not as confident in easily and effectively using Se, Si or both too.

I think this isn't true. Sensory perception is entirely personal and not type related. Different types react to different perceptions though, so an intuitive type might notice changes in sensory information just as well as an S, but he may not know how to act on it.

[CuriousSoul]

Ni PoLR, at least in my case, poor control of time and lack of confidence in my bullshitting abilities.
I often find it hard to claim to "know" something when there is no external evidence available.

[marooned]

An inverse Douglas Adams.

[munenori2]

Ni PoLR, at least in my case, poor control of time and lack of confidence in my bullshitting abilities.
I often find it hard to claim to "know" something when there is no external evidence available.

Well, I don't know if I would put it in terms of knowledge. I would say that that they are more hypotheses coming from how things are constituted or related to one another. They aren't certain by any means but I'm confident about testing them.

[Hugo]

It would be helpful to hear from S types.