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What do SEE's think of extroverted LII's like me ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonathan
SEEing as im the only SEE speaking on the account of all SEEs i would hardly take my word for fact btw. all i can speak for is myself.
SLEs and ILEs are fine. I don't really notice them using ti.
LIIs and LSIs seem pointless. they seem to care and get butthurt over ridiculous issues. They cause problems if you don't do what they think is ethical. Then they have these mind numbing comparisons that they expect you to listen to. I think it brainwashes me into hypnosis. I usually start drooling, my eyes go cross, and their words start sounding like morris code.
SEE can't stand LSI in a working situation because LSI will be inconsiderate of their feelings and provoke.sensitive logic areas and upset SEE
INTjs: Great cooks. Socially awkward. Lost inside their own little theory systems.
Theories are best modelled by Te types who have a good understanding of reality.
Ti types are too subjective in their understanding. Not even an Fe type would appreciate their private theories about the world.
Socionics is a science, not a theory of INTjs combining their powers together to make one little rubber band ball.
Actually this is mostly untrue of the INTj. They are considerate on the inside, but they don't like to show it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maritsa
They feel awkward showing consideration, that is all.
LSI is ISTJ, right? My boss/buddy is one. Here's how non-work related conversations go:
Me: Oh my gosh. Do you ever watch those shows on TLC about people who have cheated death?
Him: Yes, sometimes.
Me. OK. So there was a guy, he was drunk one night, on the 17th floor of a hotel. He runs down the hall...and you know how they have long windows at the end of the hallway in hotels?
Him: Yeah
Me: Ok. So his depth perception got all messed up and the guy RAN through the window! 17 stories up! He fell through the window! He was 350 pounds, and they say his fat saved him. Isn't that nuts?
Him: Do they have footage of him falling?
Me: Huh? well...umm, no...
Him: Impossible. No one can fall 17 stories and live.
Me: But it was on the news... they interviewed the EMT on site and everything. I can send you the link later on.
Him: It didn't happen. 17 stories? Give me a break. If you fall 17 stories you are dead.
Me: But...The guy was talking on TV.. they had pics of him in the hospital and everything.
Him: I don't believe it.
Me: Why would they make it up? What would be the point? They say he fell on this belly and his fat saved him!
Him: I don't believe it
Me. :cry:
HotSauce, this is exactly the way my LSI GF thinks. She strongly rejects information, regardless of its source, if it doesn't fit into her idea of what can and can't be true.Quote:
Originally Posted by HotSauce
I'm not sure how she initially determines what can and can't be true.
Half the time she suspects I'm lying to her, even though I only tell her the straight truth. For example, she doesn't believe a person can get hired as an Engineer without having a degree in Engineering. She says, it just doesn't happen. The fact that it happened to me and to a number of people I know gets rejected. This might have something to do with having natural faith in well-defined systems (LSI's are system-builders), or having EIE's as Duals, or maybe something else. I dunno. She's actually brilliant and very creative in almost every other way.
Ti doms are so annoying because they ask me way too many questions that aren't personal and seem to be asked just to annoy me. LIIs are kinda better because they're democratic = not a total douchebag about it.