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Can someone change his/her preference? 
I am intuitive by nature, and approach life theoretically by reading and reading. More knowledge is more power, but I am beginning to feel that this knowledge is useless unless practically applied.
I have recently (first time 6 years ago) tried different psychoactive drugs: LSD and magic mushrooms and have reached the conclusion that true happiness lies in the present moment!
The process of gaining knowledge is divided in stages: Information gathering (effective filters are useful), Processing information to add knowledge (making all kinds of connections), then applying this knowledge to become more skillful.
For intuitives, they have a weakness in the first stage because their filter scope is limited due to their more demanding need of seeing new possibilities and focusing on the future. So its more important to project thoughts onto reality than it is t absorb it as it is. This abstract nature is useful and limiting at the same time. It is useful because through imagination, which is the household of creativity, people can create their own reality by projecting visions into the future. They are in essence game designers as well as players because they can adapt and through their metacognitive skills can self-regulate and re-align themselves for optimum performance. Strategy and game design in more focused on the future while tactics and role playing is more focused on the now. Sensory driven people are more focused on the details of life, through observation and action. Intuitives think of new possibilities through envisioning different realities. Both types are essential in life, because designers need people to actualize their ideas. But why should life force one person to become an intuition or a sensing dominant? Can the designer become a player?What benefits can change have on both individuals if suddenly their roles were exchanged?
People with an intuitive preference definitely are are endowed with gifts that are not present in their fellow sensing driven people, and vice versa. However, I believe it is the intuitive type that understands the two sides better. What if the intuitive type can change himself and break all the rules to become sensory oriented instead.
Can someone "theoretically speaking" who has the will-power, and flexibility, change his preference from an N to an S?

I am intuitive by nature, and approach life theoretically by reading and reading. More knowledge is more power, but I am beginning to feel that this knowledge is useless unless practically applied.
I have recently (first time 6 years ago) tried different psychoactive drugs: LSD and magic mushrooms and have reached the conclusion that true happiness lies in the present moment!
The process of gaining knowledge is divided in stages: Information gathering (effective filters are useful), Processing information to add knowledge (making all kinds of connections), then applying this knowledge to become more skillful.
For intuitives, they have a weakness in the first stage because their filter scope is limited due to their more demanding need of seeing new possibilities and focusing on the future. So its more important to project thoughts onto reality than it is t absorb it as it is. This abstract nature is useful and limiting at the same time. It is useful because through imagination, which is the household of creativity, people can create their own reality by projecting visions into the future. They are in essence game designers as well as players because they can adapt and through their metacognitive skills can self-regulate and re-align themselves for optimum performance. Strategy and game design in more focused on the future while tactics and role playing is more focused on the now. Sensory driven people are more focused on the details of life, through observation and action. Intuitives think of new possibilities through envisioning different realities. Both types are essential in life, because designers need people to actualize their ideas. But why should life force one person to become an intuition or a sensing dominant? Can the designer become a player?What benefits can change have on both individuals if suddenly their roles were exchanged?
People with an intuitive preference definitely are are endowed with gifts that are not present in their fellow sensing driven people, and vice versa. However, I believe it is the intuitive type that understands the two sides better. What if the intuitive type can change himself and break all the rules to become sensory oriented instead.
Can someone "theoretically speaking" who has the will-power, and flexibility, change his preference from an N to an S?