Very interesting topic. I think that it comes down to tolerance of different beliefs and Intuitives are a lot more tolerant than Sensors. I presume that because Intutives know that they cannot prove some believes wrong or confirm them, they don't interfere. On the other side, especially Traditionalists build their society around these believes and prosecute everyone who doesn't comply.
Take the recent overruling of Roe v. Wade: An Intutive sees that it cannot be proven that an embryo has a soul from day one and thus making abortion murder, while the churches pray that and there isn't even a discussion.
But the impact of tolerance is even greater: Sensors don't only are the vast majority, they also have low tolerance levels and thus using their majority to enforce complience. If Intuitives were the majority, they wouldn't enforce what they cannot prove. So the Intuitives are not only the minority, they also don't share that urge to rule over the other side, weakening their position even further.
Stephan Brunker (not verified)says...
Very interesting topic. I think that it comes down to tolerance of different beliefs and Intuitives are a lot more tolerant than Sensors. I presume that because Intutives know that they cannot prove some believes wrong or confirm them, they don't interfere. On the other side, especially Traditionalists build their society around these believes and prosecute everyone who doesn't comply.
Take the recent overruling of Roe v. Wade: An Intutive sees that it cannot be proven that an embryo has a soul from day one and thus making abortion murder, while the churches pray that and there isn't even a discussion.
But the impact of tolerance is even greater: Sensors don't only are the vast majority, they also have low tolerance levels and thus using their majority to enforce complience. If Intuitives were the majority, they wouldn't enforce what they cannot prove. So the Intuitives are not only the minority, they also don't share that urge to rule over the other side, weakening their position even further.