No, they are real world perceptions.Originally Posted by dee
yeahand are used in building the Ti structures and systems.
One example is hierarchy (such as the pecking order in the military, organized crime, royal systems, etc.). The organization of the US government is another example of Ti. There many, many other examples though. After all, Ti is "logical relationships between objects: systems of rules, hierarchies, comparisons of quantifiable properties, logical judgments".though conclusions like i was there for half an hour and no one came so i was alone there for a while i do not see as Ti. i find it difficult to give an example of a Ti system using real world [s:c82aa87941]facts[/s:c82aa87941] *perceptions * in it's building
however, actually, take an example of robot with wheels and using tables, Te [s:c82aa87941]facts[/s:c82aa87941], to pick the right rubber for the design, Ti.
I have no idea what you're talking about here...
Te would be the actually activity of the mechanisms in the robot and the actions of the robot itself. Ti would be the system behind it's design, including whatever table of information you're referring to. The strength, monetary value, color, material, etc. of the robot is Se. The things the robot could be used for is Ne. What will most likely become of the robot is Ni. The fact that the noise that it makes is annoying is Si. (And I don't really know how to properly use a Fe or Fi example in this scenario.)