Introverted Ethics Fi not like emotions or feelings

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@kingslayer - this may seem familiar to you from our conversation in the chat box

Fi interprets, analyzes, helps you understand why some human beings are out of the expected box of rational behavior

[consentingadult]

@kingslayer - this may seem familiar to you from our conversation in the chat box

Fi interprets, analyzes, helps you understand why some human beings are out of the expected box of rational behavior

For this to be meaningful, one has to ask: "but how does it work?"

http://mavericksocionics.blogspot.co...fi-and-fe.html
http://mavericksocionics.blogspot.co...ork-floor.html

Now 'interpret' and 'analyze' are not good words to describe what Fi does, as these words imply conscious thinking processes to most people. But Fi does 'interpret' and 'analyze', but it does so at an emotional level, probably in deeper regions of the brain, not in the cortex.

[Beautiful sky]

For this to be meaningful, one has to ask: "but how does it work?"

http://mavericksocionics.blogspot.co...fi-and-fe.html
http://mavericksocionics.blogspot.co...ork-floor.html

Now 'interpret' and 'analyze' are not good words to describe what Fi does, as these words imply conscious thinking processes to most people. But Fi does 'interpret' and 'analyze', but it does so at an emotional level, probably in deeper regions of the brain, not in the cortex.

You should read my other post. You’ll love it

[Beautiful sky]

For this to be meaningful, one has to ask: "but how does it work?"

http://mavericksocionics.blogspot.co...fi-and-fe.html
http://mavericksocionics.blogspot.co...ork-floor.html

Now 'interpret' and 'analyze' are not good words to describe what Fi does, as these words imply conscious thinking processes to most people. But Fi does 'interpret' and 'analyze', but it does so at an emotional level, probably in deeper regions of the brain, not in the cortex.

This
https://www.the16types.info/vbulleti...=1#post1332715

[consentingadult]

This
https://www.the16types.info/vbulleti...=1#post1332715

I think this is actually not an example of how Fi works, but of how Ne works. It is the intellectual understanding that EIIs and IEEs come up with after they have already passed value judgements. These are highly verbalized abstractions and generalizations of their experiences. An EII confronted in real life with someone like Trump will first and foremost feel disgust and resistance at the bodily/emotional level, instinctively (quite literally) sensing this is a 'bad' person. The intellectual understanding follows as a rationalization/intellectualization afterwards.

See how your example the IEE keeps things simple and the EII goes full throttle with an explanation: that's creative Ne in action!

[Beautiful sky]

I think this is actually not an example of how Fi works, but of how Ne works. It is the intellectual understanding that EIIs and IEEs come up with after the have already passed value judgements. These are highly verbalized abstractions and generalizations of their experiences. An EII confronted in real life with someone like Trump will first and foremost feel disgust and resistance at the bodily/emotional level, instinctively (quite literally) sensing this is a 'bad' person. The intellectual understanding follows as a rationalization/intellectualization afterwards.

I have passed off Trump actions as equating to an attention seeking person... already made the judgements before proving the example

[consentingadult]

I have passed off Trump actions as equating to an attention seeking person... already made the judgements before proving the example

Yes, that's what I said: you make the judgement before providing the example. The problem is, the example you are giving, explains how creative Ne works, it does not explain how Fi works.

[Beautiful sky]

Yes, that's what I said: you make the judgement before providing the example. The problem is, the example you are giving, explains how creative Ne works, it does not explain how Fi works.

Fi works in conjunction with the Ne.