No, it doesn't exist yet, and I can't invent it. But someone should invent it. This is just for fun, but at the same time...who knows? It could work.
Here is how it could work:
Brain scans are done on all 16 MBTI types. Each type is given tests and stimuli that correspond to the functioning of each of the 8 cognitive functions. For instance, a participant is told to put their hand on a warm metal surface and think about the heat and feeling of the metal. A brain scan and neurofeedback is done during that moment to determine the activity of Se. Comparing the results from the 16 types, the consistent elements can be discovered that are responsible for Se activity, and likewise after other tests, the activity of the other functions, so that a brain scan could be looked at and the evaluator could say, "Here we see high Fi and Si activity."
After this, a neurofeedback device could be produced from the information so that you could be hooked to a computer, and watch a real-time graph, with a bar for each cognitive function, raising and lowering according to your neuro-output.
Maybe the ability to do this is 80 years off, or maybe no one has tried hard enough. Ok all of you logicians, rip it to shreds!...or think of ways it could be done. I'm sure it could. Maybe in the future one could have a small electrode the size of a grain of rice planted in the skin of their temple sending a signal to a wireless wristband with a screen that graphs cognitive function activity in real-time. OH YEAH!!
Here is how it could work:
Brain scans are done on all 16 MBTI types. Each type is given tests and stimuli that correspond to the functioning of each of the 8 cognitive functions. For instance, a participant is told to put their hand on a warm metal surface and think about the heat and feeling of the metal. A brain scan and neurofeedback is done during that moment to determine the activity of Se. Comparing the results from the 16 types, the consistent elements can be discovered that are responsible for Se activity, and likewise after other tests, the activity of the other functions, so that a brain scan could be looked at and the evaluator could say, "Here we see high Fi and Si activity."
After this, a neurofeedback device could be produced from the information so that you could be hooked to a computer, and watch a real-time graph, with a bar for each cognitive function, raising and lowering according to your neuro-output.
Maybe the ability to do this is 80 years off, or maybe no one has tried hard enough. Ok all of you logicians, rip it to shreds!...or think of ways it could be done. I'm sure it could. Maybe in the future one could have a small electrode the size of a grain of rice planted in the skin of their temple sending a signal to a wireless wristband with a screen that graphs cognitive function activity in real-time. OH YEAH!!