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    From Wikipedia:
    Mismatch theory is a concept in evolutionary biology that refers to fluidity in fitness criteria.The essence of mismatch theory is that organisms possess traits (including behavioral, emotional, and biological) that have been passed down through generations, preserved by natural selectionbecause of their adaptive function in a given environment. However, the given environment of the evolutionary period can be quite unlike the current environment. Therefore, traits that were at one time adaptive in a certain environment, are now "mismatched" to the environment that the trait is currently present in. This can present a number of problems for the organism in question.
    I think Delta as a whole might be "mismatched"; I think Deltas are better suited for hunter-gatherer, gift-based societies

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kenneth Chesney View Post
    From Wikipedia:


    I think Delta as a whole might be "mismatched"; I think Deltas are better suited for hunter-gatherer, gift-based societies
    Can you expand a little? I'm not sure I follow your train of thought.
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    Quote Originally Posted by applejacks View Post
    Can you expand a little? I'm not sure I follow your train of thought.
    I think IEE's "program" is better suited for a set of conditions that is different than the current set of conditions (at least where I live). I think IEE might've been a common type in the early days of Homo sapiens, but I think they are relatively unfit for the modern world. In short, I think IEE is a "dying type", and I think Delta is an "archaic quadra".

    This is hard for me to explain; I agree with Carl Jung's characterization of Fi-egos:
    The depth of this feeling can only be guessed - it can never be clearly grasped. It makes people silent and difficult of access; it shrinks back like a violet from the brute nature of the object in order to fill the depths of the subject. It comes out with negative judgments or assumes an air of profound indifference as a means of defense.

    The primordial images are, of course, just as much ideas as feelings. Fundamental ideas, ideas like God, freedom, and immortality, are just as much feeling-values as they are significant ideas. Everything, therefore, that we have said about introverted thinking is equally true of introverted feeling, only here everything is felt while there it was thought.

    However, the very fact that thoughts can generally be expressed more intelligibly than feelings demands a more than ordinary descriptive or artistic ability before the real wealth of this feeling can be even approximately presented or communicated to the world. If subjective thinking can be understood only with difficulty because of its detachment, this is true in an even higher degree of subjective feeling.


    Sorry for rambling; I truly believe IEE is obselete, and that makes me feel very sad. I see mostly Fe- and Ti-egos where I live; I honestly think Fi/Te is "on its way out", evolutionarily speaking.

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    Perhaps this will help:
    Evolutionary psychology is founded on several core premises.
    1. The brain is an information processing device, and it produces behavior in response to external and internal inputs.[4][14]
    2. The brain's adaptive mechanisms were shaped by natural and sexual selection.[4][14]
    3. Different neural mechanisms are specialized for solving problems in humanity's evolutionary past.[4][14]
    4. The brain has evolved specialized neural mechanisms that were designed for solving problems that recurred over deep evolutionary time,[14] giving modern humans stone-age minds.[4]
    5. Most contents and processes of the brain are unconscious; and most mental problems that seem easy to solve are actually extremely difficult problems that are solved unconsciously by complicated neural mechanisms.[4]
    6. Human psychology consists of many specialized mechanisms, each sensitive to different classes of information or inputs. These mechanisms combine to produce manifest behavior.[14]
    If "IEE" is a set of specialized adaptive mechanisms, and if specialized adaptive mechanisms were designed for solving past problems, then I think that "IEE" was designed to solve problems that were present during the early days of our species, problems that are no longer problems in our modern world. Furthermore, I think that the problems present in today's world are better solved by other types.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kenneth Chesney View Post
    I think IEE's "program" is better suited for a set of conditions that is different than the current set of conditions (at least where I live). I think IEE might've been a common type in the early days of Homo sapiens, but I think they are relatively unfit for the modern world. In short, I think IEE is a "dying type", and I think Delta is an "archaic quadra".

    This is hard for me to explain; I agree with Carl Jung's characterization of Fi-egos:


    Sorry for rambling; I truly believe IEE is obselete, and that makes me feel very sad. I see mostly Fe- and Ti-egos where I live; I honestly think Fi/Te is "on its way out", evolutionarily speaking.
    Where are you, and how do you see them as they're unsuited or unfit for current conditions?

    Wouldn't that then mean that IEE types would feel outcast or insufficient? As Carl Jung states, if Fi is truly more difficult to be understood than subjective thinking, shouldn't Fi-egos feel misunderstood all the time? Or are you stating that Fi-egos must rely on other Fi-egos / Deltas because of the nature of Fi, and because of that, they are inferior?

    No offense to anyone, but I imagine quite an unstable world if Fi/Te dissolves and is replaced completely with Fe / Ti. In many of our recent IEE / Fi thread discussions, we've discussed how Fe handles the raw emotion of situations, whereas Fi tries to get to the field of influence causing of the emotion ( @anndelise explains it more eloquently than I). And in this case, I don't think I can agree that Fi is "on it's way out", simply because there is need for both.

    You might have a case for how Fi-egos may be on the downward trend, but I don't believe, even if that were true, that that makes us obsolete.
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    Quote Originally Posted by applejacks View Post
    Where are you
    I'm in Michigan.


    Quote Originally Posted by applejacks View Post
    and how do you see them as they're unsuited or unfit for current conditions?
    Because as you're now discovering, our thinking isn't very precise. I don't think this was an issue back in the day, as the problems that needed solving were simple and of a practical nature; but nowadays, the problems are complex and deep, and I don't think IEE possesses the mental rigor that is necessary to tackle them.


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    Wouldn't that then mean that IEE types would feel outcast or insufficient?
    Yup, and that is exactly how I feel.


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    As Carl Jung states, if Fi is truly more difficult to be understood than subjective thinking, shouldn't Fi-egos feel misunderstood all the time?
    Only if they're surrounded by types who are incapable of understanding them, i.e. Fe/Ti people (Ti-egos especially).


    Quote Originally Posted by applejacks View Post
    Or are you stating that Fi-egos must rely on other Fi-egos / Deltas because of the nature of Fi, and because of that, they are inferior?
    No, IEEs are inferior because they think in too broad of terms.


    Quote Originally Posted by applejacks View Post
    I'm not so sure I can debate, because I'm most certainly biased, but I imagine quite an unstable world if Fi/Te dissolves and is replaced completely with Fe / Ti.
    The world is already unstable.


    Quote Originally Posted by applejacks View Post
    In many of our recent IEE / Fi thread discussions, we've discussed how Fe handles the raw emotion of situations, whereas Fi tries to get to the field of influence causing of the emotion ( @anndelise explains it more eloquently than I). And in this case, I don't think I can agree that Fi is "on it's way out", simply because there is need for both.
    I'm not sure that's a correct characterization of Fi and Fe, but I'd rather not get into a debate about it because I made this thread to sulk, not to argue.


    Quote Originally Posted by applejacks View Post
    You might have a case for how Fi-egos may be on the downward trend, but I don't believe, even if that were true, that that makes us obsolete.
    Sorry, but I really don't think you're an Fi-ego; I meant it when I said "LII".

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    I think Fe/Ti people view "type" as a "label" when it is really an "essence". Here's another quote (all I can do is quote others; I can't explain this shit myself):
    It was (and is) common to think that other animals are ruled by "instinct" whereas humans lost their instincts and are ruled by "reason", and that this is why we are so much more flexibly intelligent than other animals. William James took the opposite view. He argued that human behavior is more flexibly intelligent than that of other animals because we have more instincts than they do, not fewer. We tend to be blind to the existence of these instincts, however, precisely because they work so well -- because they process information so effortlessly and automatically. They structure our thought so powerfully, he argued, that it can be difficult to imagine how things could be otherwise. As a result, we take "normal" behavior for granted. We do not realize that "normal" behavior needs to be explained at all. This "instinct blindness" makes the study of psychology difficult. To get past this problem, James suggested that we try to make the "natural seem strange"
    On this view, all normal human minds reliably develop a standard collection of reasoning and regulatory circuits that are functionally specialized and, frequently, domain-specific. These circuits organize the way we interpret our experiences, inject certain recurrent concepts and motivations into our mental life, and provide universal frames of meaning that allow us to understand the actions and intentions of others. Beneath the level of surface variability, all humans share certain views and assumptions about the nature of the world and human action by virtue of these human universal reasoning circuits.
    In short, the circuits of the brain are designed to generate motion -- behavior -- in response to information from the environment. The function of your brain -- this wet computer -- is to generate behavior that is appropriate to your environmental circumstances.

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    @Kenneth Chesney -

    1) I personally believe IEEs to be quite capable of solving deep, complex problems, even if their Ne thinking is broad and jumpy at times.

    2) Solving deep, complex problems isn't always the requirement. Sometimes coming up with a new idea, injecting innovation, or amping people up towards a unified vision is equally as important.

    3) Sorry if I come across as debating within your sulking thread. You may commence sulking if you still believe all of this, but I'm perfectly happy with my IEE broad thinking, colorful ideas, charm, and natural talent for innovation and creativity


    Sorry, but I really don't think you're an Fi-ego; I meant it when I said "LII".


    lol.

    EDIT: Also, I'm very sorry to hear that you feel misunderstood. Sounds like Michigan may not be the state for you. Have you thought about moving?
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    Quote Originally Posted by applejacks View Post
    1) I personally believe IEEs to be quite capable of solving deep, complex problems, even if their Ne thinking is broad and jumpy at times.
    It's broad, imprecise, and vague at all times.
    .

    Quote Originally Posted by applejacks View Post
    2) Solving deep, complex problems isn't always the requirement. Sometimes coming up with a new idea, injecting innovation, or amping people up towards a unified vision is equally as important.
    That sounds more like EIE than IEE; IEE's "ideas" and "innovations" aren't grounded in logic, and that's our problem.


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    3) Sorry if I come across as debating within your sulking thread. You may commence sulking if you still believe all of this, but I'm perfectly happy with my IEE broad thinking, colorful ideas, charm, and natural talent for innovation and creativity
    It must be nice being LII.


    Quote Originally Posted by applejacks View Post
    lol.
    Why "lol"? What makes you think you're IEE? Do you "know without a doubt" that you are IEE, or is it merely "the best fit as far as you can tell"?

    No offense, but I don't think you know what IEE "looks like". I think IEE is one of the rarer types for the reasons I listed above; they're unfit for the current set of conditions, and natural selection is weeding them out.

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    I know without a doubt. The IEE Filatova description is me to a tee, down to the way I act, carry myself, and dress. I had my husband read the description, and he said it was uncanny how accurate it was of me.

    Ok, just trying to understand...you're basically saying the IEE is not "best" at anything valuable? For example, "ideas" and "innovation" are done better through EIE, so therefore IEE isn't needed because they're not the best at logic, nor the best at creativity?

    I still think IEE has grace in the way we carry out our duties. We get along with everyone (or at least many of us do) and that "buy-in" from others allows us to build bridges, give council, and "champion" ideas in a way that other types may not be able to do.

    Have you been isolated for awhile? IEEs tend to wilt and get sulky when isolated.


    EDIT: This next question may come across as snarky, but I truly mean it in a comical way: If all you're saying is true, and you're also claiming to be IEE, wouldn't that mean that your logic is not sound, and therefore your argument is invalid because it's inferior? *eyebrow wiggle*
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    Quote Originally Posted by applejacks View Post
    I know without a doubt. The IEE Filatova description is me to a tee, down to the way I act, carry myself, and dress.
    Yes, but does it accurately capture "the way you are"?


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    I had my husband read the description, and he said it was uncanny how accurate it was of me.
    I honestly think this reasoning is Ti/Fe in nature. It's "I am this because others say I'm this"; with me, it's "I am this because I myself know I'm this". I don't need external validation; hell, I never mention typology to the people I know IRL. I feel like they'd find it creepy.


    Quote Originally Posted by applejacks View Post
    Ok, just trying to understand...
    If you really were IEE, I don't think understanding would be an issue. It's the vagueness, isn't it?


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    you're basically saying the IEE is not "best" at anything valuable?
    What I'm saying is they're not well-equipped to deal with the current set of conditions.


    Quote Originally Posted by applejacks View Post
    For example, "ideas" and "innovation" are done better through EIE, so therefore IEE isn't needed because they're not the best at logic, nor the best at creativity?
    I honestly don't know what I was saying there, lol. It was a Ti-PoLR-barf.


    Quote Originally Posted by applejacks View Post
    I still think IEE has grace in the way we carry out our duties.
    You say "duties" like you owe something to society or to other people; I've never felt like I owed anyone shit. "Social obligation" is another "quality" I associate with Fe/Ti.


    Quote Originally Posted by applejacks View Post
    We get along with everyone (or at least many of us do) and that "buy-in" from others allows us to build bridges, give council, and "champion" ideas in a way that other types may not be able to do.
    lol, just today my EIE friend commented on my "antagonistic" nature.


    Quote Originally Posted by applejacks View Post
    Have you been isolated for awhile? IEEs tend to wilt and get sulky when isolated.
    I've not been "isolated" necessarily, although my number of social contacts has definitely diminished over the past few years. Ultimately I am lonely; I am single and, despite having plenty of prospects, what I want is "true love". Unfortunately I've only met one female SLI in my life, and she wasn't "up to par" physically. I've been seeing lots of sexy female SLE (just the other day I had one tell me about her past sexual escapades, and it made me reconsider the whole "duality" thing; however, there is too much of a communication gap between us for a relationship to work), but they're way too socially demanding and emotionally needy for me. "Quiet", "independent", "kind", "understanding", "sensual", and "low-maintenance" are words I would use to describe my ideal mate. The female SLEs I've met have been "overbearing", "interpersonally demanding", "fundamentally unkind", "intolerant", "roughnecked", and "emotionally needy".


    Quote Originally Posted by applejacks View Post
    EDIT: This next question may come across as snarky, but I truly mean it in a comical way: If all you're saying is true, and you're also claiming to be IEE, wouldn't that mean that your logic is not sound, and therefore your argument is invalid because it's inferior? *eyebrow wiggle*
    lol I'm glad you said this: your clever (and logical) argument here kinda proves my point about your "essence".
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    No, our thinking isn't precise, and we are prone to a number of errors, but we still have the capacity to experience whether something is contradictory, or if something isn't making sense. It might take us a while to figure out what, and how, and we wouldn't be figuring it out via Ti methods, but we still have 1D Ti. And with books and classes now that teach 2D Ti we can improve our polr some. (We also have 2D Si, 3D Ni, and 3D Fi to help us see how things connect.)

    Also, just because other types might be better at the applications of solving a problem, doesn't mean we are obsolete. We have the advantage of thinking outside the box, as well as approaching a problem from multiple perspectives. We can help the TiNe consider the Fi implications, or point out variables the FiSe didn't notice.

    Also, as psychologist types, while there are humans in need, and humanitarian problems to be solved, Delta NFs will still be needed in society. Admittedly, capitalism might make life difficult for us, but we are still needed by the people.
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    Quote Originally Posted by anndelise View Post
    No, our thinking isn't precise, and we are prone to a number of errors, but we still have the capacity to experience whether something is contradictory, or if something isn't making sense. It might take us a while to figure out what, and how, and we wouldn't be figuring it out via Ti methods, but we still have 1D Ti. And with books and classes now that teach 2D Ti we can improve our polr some. (We also have 2D Si, 3D Ni, and 3D Fi to help us see how things connect.)

    Also, just because other types might be better at the applications of solving a problem, doesn't mean we are obsolete. We have the advantage of thinking outside the box, as well as approaching a problem from multiple perspectives. We can help the TiNe consider the Fi implications, or point out variables the FiSe didn't notice.

    Also, as psychologist types, while there are humans in need, and humanitarian problems to be solved, Delta NFs will still be needed in society. Admittedly, capitalism might make life difficult for us, but we are still needed by the people.
    lol, I don't think you're Delta NF, either

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kenneth Chesney View Post
    lol, I don't think you're Delta NF, either
    Thankfully my type doesn't depend on what you, personally think.

    And, considering your typing errors, perhaps that's why you don't see any Fi/Te in your area. It's not because they aren't there, but because you're not recognizing them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by anndelise View Post
    Thankfully my type doesn't depend on what you, personally think.
    And that is why you're not an Fi-ego.


    Quote Originally Posted by anndelise View Post
    And, considering your typing errors
    "Typing errors"? I'll concede that I've misunderstood the definitions of the information aspects, but I rarely commit a typing error.


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    perhaps that's why you don't see any Fi/Te in your area. It's not because they aren't there, but because you're not recognizing them.
    lol you can think that if you want, but defining Fi as "Implicit Field Statics" is a lot different than seeing it in practice. It's funny: in a lot of ways you're smarter than me, and that makes you better at understanding the theoretical aspects of socionics, but when it comes to actually seeing types for what they are, you're fucking clueless. I suggest you peruse the following threads of mine, as they might help you get a handle on what the types actually look like:
    http://www.the16types.info/vbulletin...n-Michaels-SLE
    http://www.the16types.info/vbulletin...-Videos-of-LII
    http://www.the16types.info/vbulletin...Duck-Commander
    http://www.the16types.info/vbulletin...ctures-of-SLEs
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kenneth Chesney to applejacks
    I honestly think this reasoning is Ti/Fe in nature. It's "I am this because others say I'm this"; with me, it's "I am this because I myself know I'm this". I don't need external validation; hell, I never mention typology to the people I know IRL. I feel like they'd find it creepy.
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    Originally Posted by anndelise
    Thankfully my type doesn't depend on what you, personally think.
    And that is why you're not an Fi-ego.
    Make up your mind.

    You put applejacks as Ti/Fe because she dared to ask her husband what he thought.
    Yourself as Fi/Te because you don't need external validation.
    And me as Ti/Fe because I don't need external validation (especially yours).

    Too funny.

    "Typing errors"? I'll concede that I've misunderstood the definitions of the information aspects, but I rarely commit a typing error.
    I'm sure you believe you're almost always right. But that doesn't make you actualy right.

    lol you can think that if you want, but defining Fi as "Implicit Field Statics" is a lot different than seeing it in practice. It's funny: in a lot of ways you're smarter than me, and that makes you better at understanding the theoretical aspects of socionics, but when it comes to actually seeing types for what they are, you're fucking clueless. I suggest you peruse the following threads of mine, as they might help you get a handle on what the types actually look like:
    http://www.the16types.info/vbulletin...n-Michaels-SLE
    http://www.the16types.info/vbulletin...-Videos-of-LII
    http://www.the16types.info/vbulletin...Duck-Commander
    http://www.the16types.info/vbulletin...ctures-of-SLEs
    http://www.the16types.info/vbulletin...f-Duck-Calling
    And I suggest you peruse the beginning to middle of my blog if you want a clearer idea of how to see the aspects of the elements. I did up a post for each one. It may not be all Ti'd up for you, but I think I did pretty good getting the essence of each across.


    Also, I notice that when confronted with info that doesn't suit your theoretical belief system, that you prefer to attack the person rather than look at the rest of the information they provided you.

    Fwiw, I am sorry that you feel lonely and isolated. NeFi might be the shyest of the extroverts, but we still need relationships in our lives. People we can trust and turn to with our ideas and frustrations. People who can help us bring those ideas to fruition, help us get around a real world obstacle, ...or at least let us dream big and cushion us when we fall.

    (And, even if it turns out that you aren't NeFi, I still am sorry that you feel lonely and isolated.)
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    Quote Originally Posted by anndelise View Post
    Make up your mind.

    You put applejacks as Ti/Fe because she dared to ask her husband what he thought.
    Yourself as Fi/Te because you don't need external validation.
    And me as Ti/Fe because I don't need external validation (especially yours).
    Thanks for exposing my logical inconsistencies, anndelise. You're an excellent example of a logical type.

    Regardless, I highlighted "personal" because you disregard my "personal sentiments"; Fi is all about personal sentiments.


    Quote Originally Posted by anndelise View Post
    I'm sure you believe you're almost always right. But that doesn't make you actualy right.
    No, I actually think I'm usually wrong; I'm almost never "sure" about anything. Anytime I explain something, it's always "probably the case" or "should be the case". But when it comes to typing other people, I know I am right


    Quote Originally Posted by anndelise View Post
    And I suggest you peruse the beginning to middle of my blog if you want a clearer idea of how to see the aspects of the elements. I did up a post for each one. It may not be all Ti'd up for you, but I think I did pretty good getting the essence of each across.
    You really think I'm a Ti-ego? If so - goddamn you're a moron.


    Quote Originally Posted by anndelise View Post
    Also, I notice that when confronted with info that doesn't suit your theoretical belief system, that you prefer to attack the person rather than look at the rest of the information they provided you.
    That's because when I'm presented with information that doesn't line up with my beliefs ("theoretical belief system" is such a Ti way to put it, lul), I feel like I'm being attacked, and that is because my beliefs are part of me, if not all of me. I've been trying to change that, though; I found the following passage from the Tao Te Ching to be quite enlightening:
    The Master keeps her mind
    always at one with the Tao;
    that is what gives her her radiance.

    The Tao is ungraspable.
    How can her mind be at one with it?
    Because she doesn't cling to ideas.

    The Tao is dark and unfathomable.
    How can it make her radiant?
    Because she lets it.
    By the way, what do you mean by "attack the other person"? Do you mean "call into question their self-typing"?


    Quote Originally Posted by anndelise View Post
    Fwiw, I am sorry that you feel lonely and isolated. NeFi might be the shyest of the extroverts, but we still need relationships in our lives.
    You're not IEE, this isn't a "we" situation, and I never said I felt isolated. Get your head out of your ass.


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    People we can trust and turn to with our ideas and frustrations. People who can help us bring those ideas to fruition, help us get around a real world obstacle, ...or at least let us dream big and cushion us when we fall.
    lol, that might be what you need, but what I'm looking for is completely different. I need someone to do all the practical shit for me, like paying bills and buying groceries and fixing stuff around the house. I need someone who is easy to talk to and who is always willing to listen. I need someone who can defuse my anger with humor and wit. I need someone to engage in various activities with, like running or playing tennis. Finally, I need someone who doesn't care much for microbrews or comic books (my city is saturated with that shit and I find it nauseating).


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    (And, even if it turns out that you aren't NeFi, I still am sorry that you feel lonely and isolated.)
    1. I'm IEE for sure. No matter how much logic you throw at me, I at least know who I am.
    2. Again, I only feel lonely. I have friends who I go out and do shit with; the problem is I feel like nobody truly understands me, hence the loneliness and the desire for an ideal mate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by applejacks View Post
    EDIT: Also, I'm very sorry to hear that you feel misunderstood. Sounds like Michigan may not be the state for you. Have you thought about moving?
    I've absolutely thought about it, although "dreamed about it" might be the better way to put it. It's hard to move anywhere when Ti is your PoLR, i.e. when you give zero fucks about meeting obligations. I'm working on it, though; my goal is to end up somewhere warm, sunny, and sparsely populated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kenneth Chesney View Post
    Thanks for exposing my logical inconsistencies, anndelise. You're an excellent example of a logical type.
    Changing your typing of me again?

    Regardless, I highlighted "personal" because you disregard my "personal sentiments"; Fi is all about personal sentiments.
    So, applejacks isn't allowed to care about her husband's "personal sentiments"?

    See, the problem is, i have no desire to have a bond with You.
    And, I know what type I am, regardless of your "personal sentiments".




    You really think I'm a Ti-ego? If so - goddamn you're a moron.
    I think you have very weak Ti, and limited experience to make up for it. But I also think you value Ti enough to have created your very own typing system. You believe you've fixed a Ti polr's system. Think about it.


    By the way, what do you mean by "attack the other person"? Do you mean "call into question their self-typing"?
    I mean that you ignored all the other information in my first post of this thread, because it's easier for you to do that, than to look at what else was in the post. You dismiss it all, simply because you dismiss the person.



    You're not IEE, this isn't a "we" situation, and I never said I felt isolated. Get your head out of your ass.
    I went back and read, yes, I made an error, I stand corrected, you aren't isolated, just lonely and with dimished social contacts.

    lol, that might be what you need, but what I'm looking for is completely different. I need someone to do all the practical shit for me, like paying bills and buying groceries and fixing stuff around the house. I need someone who is easy to talk to and who is always willing to listen. I need someone who can defuse my anger with humor and wit. I need someone to engage in various activities with, like running or playing tennis. Finally, I need someone who doesn't care much for microbrews or comic books (my city is saturated with that shit and I find it nauseating).
    How does this need fit a hunter-gatherer, gift-based society? If you need someone to do all the practical shit for you, how would you have thus survived in a hunter-gatherer society? You need someone else to hunt and gather your food for you (buy groceries), and someone else to make your nest or hut for you (fix things around the house). What do you offer them? I'm not talking duty/obligation...i'm talking about why would they feed you, shelter you, listen to you, love you?
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    Quote Originally Posted by anndelise View Post
    Changing your typing of me again?
    At this point I think it's obvious.


    Quote Originally Posted by anndelise View Post
    So, applejacks isn't allowed to care about her husband's "personal sentiments"?
    He didn't say, "I know you're IEE because I feel it is so"; he simply looked at the type description and agreed.


    Quote Originally Posted by anndelise View Post
    See, the problem is, i have no desire to have a bond with You.
    Who said anything about "bonding"? The last thing I want to do is be friends with someone like you.


    Quote Originally Posted by anndelise View Post
    And, I know what type I am, regardless of your "personal sentiments".
    Riiiiiight.


    Quote Originally Posted by anndelise View Post
    I think you have very weak Ti, and limited experience to make up for it. But I also think you value Ti enough to have created your very own typing system.
    lol I have no system; my typings are intuitive and feeling-based. Here's a quote from an EII that I think illustrates well the typing process:
    So basically I was feeling bad how everybody dismissed your opinions. Sometimes it really is more about a feeling, a sixth sense, than a perfect structured explanation when it comes to psychology. But people who don't have this feeling have to rely on by-the-book knowledge which often misleads them.

    Quote Originally Posted by anndelise View Post
    I mean that you ignored all the other information in my first post of this thread, because it's easier for you to do that, than to look at what else was in the post. You dismiss it all, simply because you dismiss the person.
    I already told you:
    Quote Originally Posted by Kenneth Chesney View Post
    That's because when I'm presented with information that doesn't line up with my beliefs ("theoretical belief system" is such a Ti way to put it, lul), I feel like I'm being attacked, and that is because my beliefs are part of me, if not all of me.

    Quote Originally Posted by anndelise View Post
    How does this need fit a hunter-gatherer, gift-based society? If you need someone to do all the practical shit for you, how would you have thus survived in a hunter-gatherer society? You need someone else to hunt and gather your food for you (buy groceries), and someone else to make your nest or hut for you (fix things around the house). What do you offer them? I'm not talking duty/obligation...i'm talking about why would they feed you, shelter you, listen to you, love you?
    Because I can be cute, charming, and funny (making me "good company"), because I can give them simple solutions to whatever practical problems they run into, because I can come up with ideas for "what to do next", because I can inspire them by describing "what I see in them", because I can accompany them in their "doings" and "goings", because I can submit to them and be subservient (after all, IEE is a "female" personality); in short, because I can give them Ne+Fi. You don't seem to understand how duality works, or what actually constitutes Ne+Fi.

    As for how it all fits in with gift-based society: I give no fucks whatsoever about obligations; I do only what I want, and I think that sort of mindset would work a lot better in a society that's based on goodwill and friendship, i.e. a gift-based society. (I'm not defending this mindset at all; I hate this part of me, but it is fucking difficult to change).
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kenneth Chesney View Post
    I think IEE's "program" is better suited for a set of conditions that is different than the current set of conditions (at least where I live). I think IEE might've been a common type in the early days of Homo sapiens, but I think they are relatively unfit for the modern world. In short, I think IEE is a "dying type", and I think Delta is an "archaic quadra".

    This is hard for me to explain; I agree with Carl Jung's characterization of Fi-egos:


    Sorry for rambling; I truly believe IEE is obselete, and that makes me feel very sad. I see mostly Fe- and Ti-egos where I live; I honestly think Fi/Te is "on its way out", evolutionarily speaking.
    I feel that way about EII too sometimes. That they are a dying type especially since there are plentiful LSE and they are all finding SEE to marry. However my opinions have changed. I find that LSE do love me and want me very much. That despite the perception of fun and adventure they get from SEE who apprehend their qualities, like they want to be perfect for LSE, the LSE figures them out soon enough and knows that what they want more of from the relationship, they are not getting. So, for me it's as simple as advertising myself the way I am and I get a ton of LSE suitors. Yes, most of them have been previously married to SEE (I can tell by VI-ing their kids), but I find that sudden willingness to grab onto me once they've found me. It's a nice feeling to be discovered and finally understood.
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    I'm constantly looking to align the real with the ideal.I've been more oriented toward being overly idealistic by expecting the real to match the ideal. My thinking side is dominent. The result is that sometimes I can be overly impersonal or self-centered in my approach, not being understanding of others in the process and simply thinking "you should do this" or "everyone should follor this rule"..."regardless of how they feel or where they're coming from"which just isn't a good attitude to have. It is a way, though, to give oneself an artificial sense of self-justification. LSE

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    woof, you're such a manipulative fucking cunt. I shake my head in disgust every time I see "woofwoofl marked this post as constructive"; it's pathetic how much of a tryhard you are.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maritsa View Post
    I feel that way about EII too sometimes. That they are a dying type especially since there are plentiful LSE and they are all finding SEE to marry. However my opinions have changed. I find that LSE do love me and want me very much. That despite the perception of fun and adventure they get from SEE who apprehend their qualities, like they want to be perfect for LSE, the LSE figures them out soon enough and knows that what they want more of from the relationship, they are not getting. So, for me it's as simple as advertising myself the way I am and I get a ton of LSE suitors. Yes, most of them have been previously married to SEE (I can tell by VI-ing their kids), but I find that sudden willingness to grab onto me once they've found me. It's a nice feeling to be discovered and finally understood.
    Honestly Maritsa, at this point I consider you part of the problem; your head is firmly cemented inside your rectum. You're practically delusional.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kenneth Chesney View Post
    As for how it all fits in with gift-based society: I give no fucks whatsoever about obligations; I do only what I want, and I think that sort of mindset would work a lot better in a society that's based on goodwill and friendship, i.e. a gift-based society. (I'm not defending this mindset at all; I hate this part of me, but it is fucking difficult to change).
    Actually, gift giving in gift based societies was a means of buying obligations. If the receiver accepts it, then they were expected to either give a gift in return (leading to gift givers trying to out-do each other), or to favorably respond when called in for a favor. The extent of the favor depended on how good the gift was. Gift giving was also a way of obtaining vast amounts of power in those societies (lots of people owing you favors/gifts).

    If a gift receiver didn't give a gift back, or didn't positively respond to a call for a favor, then that reflected poorly on the reputation of the receiver, reducing the value of future gifts to the point of no gifts at all...or in white elephant type gifts. White elephant type gifts were ones that would cost the receiver a great deal of resources, time, energy, etc to keep, usually breaking the receiver to poverty levels.
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    Quote Originally Posted by anndelise View Post
    Actually, gift giving in gift based societies was a means of buying obligations. If the receiver accepts it, then they were expected to either give a gift in return (leading to gift givers trying to out-do each other), or to favorably respond when called in for a favor. The extent of the favor depended on how good the gift was. Gift giving was also a way of obtaining vast amounts of power in those societies (lots of people owing you favors/gifts).
    That actually makes sense. In general I disdain receiving free things from others because I feel obligated to give them something in return, and I'd rather spend my resources on myself. But if I really care about someone I have no problem giving them stuff, albeit on a limited basis.

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    lol woof, you make me want to pull my hair out

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kenneth Chesney View Post
    woof, you're such a manipulative fucking cunt. I shake my head in disgust every time I see "woofwoofl marked this post as constructive"; it's pathetic how much of a tryhard you are.
    bwaahahahaha!

    How's that case for me being ILE working out for you?
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    Quote Originally Posted by woofwoofl View Post
    hah, you've already made the case for me

    also:
    This will probably sound dumb, but I was just reading all the threads about your "minor" misunderstandings with other forum members (you sure are in demand lately) and I just wanted to say that I see your pov and think your typings make much more sense than those of other members, including their own self-typings, which to me often seem completely off.

    I'm a newbie and I don't have a professional grasp of socionics, but I would like to think I have some intuition, feeling if you will, to sense different groups of people.

    So in my opinion, on many SEE's I know irl, there's no way woof is one (he sure is very intelectual and intuitive for a SEE), ILE on the other hand makes perfect sense

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    Around the farms where I live, everyone helps each other out with the unspoken, soft rule, that eventually they will return the favour. For example, I help bring their heifers in for calfing (a big chore), then they will have us over for a big dinner sometime, and maybe pick up my vehicle tires or lend gasoline.

    I just couldn't for the life of me understand how a sociotype could be disappearing, surely a cognition style would survive momentary fluctuations in society values? There are almost 8 billion people on the planet, that's a lot of introverted feeling out there. I think Fi is everywhere, it's so obvious, in work forces, in schools, in clubs, everywhere? If you are doing a technical job, like working as a mechanic, then at times, one would need to be more logical and methodic, but surely at lunch break an Fi- valuer would have his or her moment? Would not coworkers need to cooperate, understand one another? Would not part of understanding one another be about getting to know each other, such as their family, their children, what they think of such and such and so and so? Would not someone who shares their inner world, including logical thoughts, personal feelings, emotions be of great value and worth if they also performed their duties? In my own line of work, when all the "busy" work is done, do I not get a chance to discuss sentiments, convictions, thoughts on life situations, friends, family, ect? These people are there, if you know how to look. Just open yourself up to love. I'm not trying to give you some cheesy BS. You are so guarded I think.

    On this very site can Fi not be going on in the back ground, behind all the Ti/Te/Fe/Se/Si/ Trolling that you are seeing K.C.? Do you really think that an Fi-ego would be that obvious?

    In regards to this idea of having a bread winner for yourself and in return offering new ideas ect. I think that frankly a SLI would start to feel pretty resentful after having to do all the work. I realize it's tough making a living and supporting yourself, but I think it is un realistic to believe that someone else out there who will do it for you. Does not God help those who help himself? I was there, I thought screw it I just can't make it on my own. A decade later, and I'm still here. It's funny I even made a thread about it years ago, "I am not helpless….." This incredible women that I know, an IEE, single mom, a rancher, a log truck driver, a friking goddess, such a warm and grounded individual, She does all these things, supports herself, and she is IEE. You got to drop the "I can'ts" or the elaborate reasons of why you can't do, be, have, make whatever (exuses) and telling yourself it's because of your cognition style of IEE. It's a trap mate. As a older guy here, I'm telling you, it's a trap.

    I dated an illusionary partner for years, so I could certainly empathize with being surrounded by people who value something and are in many ways on a different wave length, it can be so disheartening, but only in small increments, like a drop of water in a cave, over centuries, erodes the earth below it, so to does being around people that do not suit your nature erode your sense of self.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HereticWacey View Post
    Around the farms where I live, everyone helps each other out with the unspoken, soft rule, that eventually they will return the favour. For example, I help bring their heifers in for calfing (a big chore), then they will have us over for a big dinner sometime, and maybe pick up my vehicle tires or lend gasoline.

    I just couldn't for the life of me understand how a sociotype could be disappearing, surely a cognition style would survive momentary fluctuations in society values? There are almost 8 billion people on the planet, that's a lot of introverted feeling out there. I think Fi is everywhere, it's so obvious, in work forces, in schools, in clubs, everywhere? If you are doing a technical job, like working as a mechanic, then at times, one would need to be more logical and methodic, but surely at lunch break an Fi- valuer would have his or her moment? Would not coworkers need to cooperate, understand one another? Would not part of understanding one another be about getting to know each other, such as their family, their children, what they think of such and such and so and so? Would not someone who shares their inner world, including logical thoughts, personal feelings, emotions be of great value and worth if they also performed their duties? In my own line of work, when all the "busy" work is done, do I not get a chance to discuss sentiments, convictions, thoughts on life situations, friends, family, ect? These people are their, if you know how to look. Just open yourself up to love. You are so guarded I think.

    On this very site can Fi not be going on in the back ground, behind all the Ti/Te/Fe/Se/Si/ Trolling that you are seeing K.C.? Do you really think that an Fi-ego would be that obvious?

    In regards to this idea of having a bread winner for yourself and in return offering new ideas ect. I think that frankly a SLI would start to feel pretty resentful after having to do all the work. I realize it's tough making a living and supporting yourself, but I think it is un realistic to believe that someone else out there who will do it for you. Does not God help those who help himself? I was there, I thought screw it I just can't make it on my own. A decade later, and I'm still here. It's funny I even made a thread about it years ago, "I am not helpless….."

    I dated an illusionary partner for years, so I could certainly empathize with being surrounded by people who value something and are in many ways on a different wave length, it can be so disheartening, but only in small increments, like a drop of water in a cave, over centuries, erodes the earth below it, so to does being around people that do not suit your nature erode your sense of self.
    you're one of the nicest people around here, but I think you're way off with this post

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kenneth Chesney View Post
    hah, you've already made the case for me

    also:

    This will probably sound dumb, but I was just reading all the threads about your "minor" misunderstandings with other forum members (you sure are in demand lately) and I just wanted to say that I see your pov and think your typings make much more sense than those of other members, including their own self-typings, which to me often seem completely off.

    I'm a newbie and I don't have a professional grasp of socionics, but I would like to think I have some intuition, feeling if you will, to sense different groups of people.

    So in my opinion, on many SEE's I know irl, there's no way woof is one (he sure is very intelectual and intuitive for a SEE), ILE on the other hand makes perfect sense
    oh my god! Mind telling us all which user you quoted? That quote sure as hell flows a lot like your writing style. You may have just made an ass of yourself in a way I would have never previously expected... wow...
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    Quote Originally Posted by woofwoofl View Post
    oh my god! Mind telling us all which user you quoted? That quote sure as hell flows a lot like your writing style. You may have just made an ass of yourself in a way I would have never previously expected... wow...
    well, I hate to sell him out, but since you're basically forcing my hand: it was @darya

    inb4 "b-b-but he's a new member"

    and it makes sense that you might see parallels in our writing styles; he's basically a more rational and articulate version of me

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    You are questioning your worth as an IEE? And you don't see it in your life?

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    BTW, could you two just get a room already.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kenneth Chesney View Post
    well, I hate to sell him out, but since you're basically forcing my hand: it was @darya

    inb4 "b-b-but he's a new member"
    Try "but he's a self-admitted newbie who claims a limited grasp on the theory and types off of intuition and feeling". I mean, seriously. I expected better from even you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HereticWacey View Post
    You are questioning your worth as an IEE?
    Honestly, yes. I truly don't think I'm good for much; I can type people but that's about it.


    Quote Originally Posted by HereticWacey View Post
    And you don't see it in your life?
    Not at the moment. I've made some pretty stupid choices in my life, and I'm unhappy with the state I'm currently in. Furthermore, I'm skeptical as to whether I'll be successful at anything, as it seems like I'm always "missing the point" or "doing it wrong".

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryene Astraelis View Post
    Try "but he's a self-admitted newbie who claims a limited grasp on the theory and types off of intuition and feeling". I mean, seriously. I expected better from even you.
    I really don't care how limited his experience is or how little he knows about the theory; when it comes to typing other people, you either get it or you don't, and he clearly gets it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kenneth Chesney View Post
    I really don't care how limited his experience is or how little he knows about the theory; when it comes to typing other people, you either get it or you don't, and he clearly gets it.
    When it comes to typing people, you either understand the theory well enough to apply it properly and have a decent grasp of the person you're typing or you don't. He clearly does not.
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