Depends on the type, although the transcendent function is not so much an element as a kind of interfunction relation. I've reckoned that switching the lesser element of a block with its polar opposite in that block's contrary (for example, +Te base to -Te program in INTj) effects the viewpoint that goes along with it. It also balances the relationship between the two functions because, for example, +Te not seen as creeping stronger and stronger to reinforce +Ti's bid to overcome -Ti's reign. (in INTj) Rather, -Ti observes its foundation in -Te and feels itself utterly internally secure. (external security is another matter, because +Fe is still out there as an energy source for +Ti to continue its struggle.)Originally Posted by machintruc
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