how is your DS "idiosyncratic"?

the dual-seeking fct is a supposed 1D fct. it is able to process the so-called parameter of experience but nothing more.

 

Experience – is something individual and personal (corresponding to vital and metal blocks) that cannot be transferred to another person. This is the self-perception of a human being. Any moment information is processed the person obtains experience.

A good illustration of this self-perception is an example of sight. We cannot transfer to others our own experience with vision. One can say: "This is blue color", but at the same time we don't know how other people see blue. One would need to become the eyes of another to obtain his or her experience.

The meaning of word "experience" in Socionics is different from the commonly used and understood meaning: "The combination of knowledge, skills, abilities, acquired from life, practical activities, etc." [4].

In common usage, it can be said that "experience passes from generation to generation." However, what is actually transferred between generations is knowledge, which in Socionics terms most closely correspond to the dimension "norm."

Experience, in Socionics terms, is impossible to transfer, just as much as one cannot pass one's own perceptions and sensations.

Since one-dimensional functions are invariant with respect to norms, situation and time parameters, information processing by these functions possesses a nature that is personal, idiosyncratic, sometimes inadequate (from the point of view of the observer). The person himself, issuing a response on a one-dimensional function, may not even suspect that there is something "wrong", because he doesn't have a tool to make a comparison (norms).

and so, you may constantly generate your own "personal understandings" of this aspect of reality in defiance of all norms (which is supposedly one reason why one might mistype as her or his dual - as it might feel like one is actually really versatile with this information element).

my questions:

1) how do you perceive your understanding of information coming from your DS fct (or of that information aspect) as "idiosyncratic" (or do you perceive it that way)?

2) how do you find you're unable to translate this information (your "experiences") into so-called "norms"?

please also share which information element you're so hot on the heels of, as that will lend necessary context to your response.

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how is your DS "idiosyncratic"?