Adding to my previous Trump observations. It occurred to me this morning, while thinking about something unrelated, that Trump could not possibly have 4D Te. It is more likely that his Te is HA and almost as bad as his Ti.
Extroverted Logic (Te,)
SEEs are often industrious and can in working situations expend large amounts of effort towards their goals. They may be constantly take proactive action and seek out new information on their topics of interest. They may tend to flaunt the information they gather and may sometimes assume that the knowledge they have accumulated is infallible. They also may jump into attacking a problem with minimal preparation and may in some circumstances fail to acknowledge the futility of their proactive expenditures.
SEEs often seek out conceptual clarity from others, and may tend to expect others to assist them in accumulating and making sense of the world around them. They may come to be good at mining new information, but they often lack confidence in their ability to collect pertinent information and navigate the outside world with it in mind, especially on unfamiliar topics. They tend to be especially unskilled at analyzing new factual information in an appropriate context. Typically, SEEs feel that it is more important to apply information than to gather and extend it, and they may push what they know to make a concrete impact on others around them. They depend on the guidance of others to forge and refine the applications of their industries.
Introverted Logic (Ti,)
SEEs generally exhibit chaotic and uncontrolled lifestyles. They are motivated by their impulses and momentary feelings, and may have difficulty carrying themselves to fulfill day-to-day obligations and responsibilities. To the extent that their external obligations permit it, they tend to be habitually unstructured and vagarious. They do not engage in systematic decision-making and may instead base their behaviors on whimsical desires. They avoid restricting or regimenting their lifestyles based on rational or "common sense" behaviors and can resist attempts to bring order and stability to their lives.
They may have difficulty following externally imposed rules on their behavior, and may automatically resist being told what to do in matters pertaining to their lifestyle. They may have difficulty adapting their naturally impetuous lifestyle to some situations. Convincing them to change their ways is a gradual, tiresome and often thankless process, best accomplished by persons whose judgment they trust fully.
SEEs are often inclined to disregard what they see as petty rules and procedures, especially if those require a high investment of time and concentration in order to be understood and implemented, while blocking the SEEs from achieving their goals. If they are suddenly stopped in their tracks by external forces because of a previous disregard for such rules, they can lash out in frustration and impatience, while feeling helpless and angry at having been so sidetracked.
If dimensional strength is even a thing, his Ti and Te are weak, the way I see it. I am not going into it all again because I already have in this thread. He doesn't even know where the system is truly broken which points away from stronger Ti. In my own head I see all the parts just fall into place and through my own perception I see the whole so clearly. I am not trying to convince anyone since that would be futile. Posting this to keep track of my own realizations.
Trump: 'I am the most fabulous whiner'
I can't stand a whiner and that is pretty much all he does. lol
I don’t understand the comparison of Trump to ******, because every time I look at Trump I see Napoleon. I’ll show you what I mean. This is a fact: Napoleon Bonaparte developed his battle plans in a sandbox. Using this method, he could change his plan of attack with his index finger; he could brush away bad strategies with the palm of his hand. The personality complex that consists of power trips and false machismo that defined Napoleon define Trump.
“Great ambition is the passion of a great character. Those endowed with it may perform very good or very bad acts. All depends on the principles which direct them.” — Napoleon Bonaparte.
This is what frightens me about Trump. His principles are bankrupt. He transmits hate. He is a vicious purveyor of fear politics, and he understands a major tenet of Napoleon’s philosophy: “Men are more easily governed through their vices than through their virtues.”
Trump’s exultation of racism, his open prejudice and his dislike of foreigners have rallied the myopic, fed-up America. Fed up with what? Yikes!
Here’s a quiz: Who said the following? Napoleon or Trump? “Women are nothing but machines for producing children.” If you guessed “both,” you are correct. Napoleon said, “If you wish to be a success in the world, promise everything, deliver nothing.” This, too, is Donald Trump. Here’s one that Trump should pin to his lapel: “Public opinion is the thermometer a monarch should constantly consult.”
"Trump isn’t ******. He’s not deep underground with advisers plotting strategy. Trump is Napoleon. He plays in the sandbox all by himself. He builds castles, walls and mountains and puts lots of little plastic Trump-supporter-soldiers everywhere, all upside-down and with their heads stuck in the sand. And then Trump knocks them all down."
http://www.news-leader.com/story/opi...tler/90816386/
^ is rolling over in his grave.
Ok, I have had my fun.![]()





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