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    Default Internal vs. External

    This is where it gets more difficult to identify which something is (compared to static/dynamic and object/field).

    Internal: beneath the surface, underlying, abstract
    External: readily observable, immediately apparent, easily definable

    It is important to note something that is inside of something else and or not visible can still be external
    , such as the human skeleton or the juices of a beet.
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    Why do you always make these threads? Not that they're incorrect, but it seems like you're reassuring your own understanding in some indirect way.

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    Not entirely related but I can't wrap my mind around the difference between "internal dynamics of fields" and "external dynamics of fields".

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    Quote Originally Posted by strrrng View Post
    Why do you always make these threads?
    Did you visit the link I posted in the other topic?
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    Quote Originally Posted by XoX View Post
    Not entirely related but I can't wrap my mind around the difference between "internal dynamics of fields" and "external dynamics of fields".
    I'm not sure what to say beyond the definitions already provided unless you're looking for examples. If so, I'm still not sure what to say because it's difficult to provide concrete examples of Ni.
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    uh. a skeleton is internal. and so is beet juice, until you squeeze it out that is.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sunshine Lively View Post
    uh. a skeleton is internal. and so is beet juice, until you squeeze it out that is.
    An excellent example of why I said the following:

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    Looking at the English meaning of the words we use as Socionics terms almost always causes more confusion than clarity.
    Ridiculous.
    You do realize that most English words have more than one definition/connotation, right? And that the theory was written in a different language and then later translated into English?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joy
    Did you visit the link I posted in the other topic?
    Yes, and I found your definitions accurate, for the most part.

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    yeah but a skeleton is a great example of Ti IMO.

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