You know howand
revolve around the development of universal rules of thumb?
establishes impersonal principles while
cultivates personal values, but the content of both functions tends to have an element of universality. For example, people who lead with
hold in the highest regard truths that have no exception. Meanwhile,
leads prefer following values that apply in every case.
Everyone is fallible, and those who have introverted judgment in their ego functions are no exception.
So, have your values or principles ever yielded unwanted results?
Do you change your judgments?
Do you do anything to offset the ramifications?
Have you ever found that no matter what kind of system you operate with, you'll be faced with drawbacks?


and
revolve around the development of universal rules of thumb?
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- "oh! it's not like that". It also depends on what I know other people around me will deem right or wrong, which again changes my attitude. Introverted ethical judgement, unlike logical intro judgement, is not divorced from the values of others even if you might be clear about your own principles.
. In other words, it has perspective(s).
