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ENTp
I'm quoting this before Transigent has the chance to delete it:
I do believe you have gone certifiably insane, ******. But I agree with you!Originally Posted by Transigent
Fundamentally speaking, function are emotional responses to everything our sensory facilities puts us into contact with. We've not only forgotten our friendly little functions, but also the concept of "information metabolism" without which Socionics becomes useless, meaningless, and contradictory. Type isn't about acting, but about being, and I'm sick to my stomach with "Type me! Type me!" threads that have, for the past one and a halfyears on this forum, failed to offer all that much insight into people's types. All we do in those thread is perpetuate stereotypes by aligning our own behavior with profiles or linking functions with observable "talents" or behaviors.
So if you are being emotional, your being this:?
By asking this question, I am being this:?
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I think this is good, Transigent. Please don't delete it for gayness! It's quite straight.
I wasn't sure if my typing myself would be welcome, but as Kraus has set the standard:
Se over Si
Ni over Ne
Te over Ti
Fi over Fe
I suppose that would make me some form of Gamma. I'm interested in what other people think of these descriptions before I take it too seriously.
Nice post... though I don't understand the 8th function/Ti thing. According to your definition I'd like Ti.
And shouldn't Ni have something to do with knowing in advanced how things will unfold?
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ENTp
Functions aren't feelings. You're just talking about feelings associated with functions.
lols @ ******
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ENTp
But objectively, regardless of whether or not they are associated with one another, or if one causes the other, they are two different things.Originally Posted by Transigent
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ENTp
in a way, ****** has simply substituted thoughts for actions in our quest for evidence. the thoughts we have are evidence of psychic structures, instead of actions/talents.
it is still very very ambiguous as to the relationship between functions and thoughts, just as it is between functions and behavior/action.
socionics is interesting as an ontology, but i wonder how much that reduces its credibility as a science.
LII
that is what i was getting at. if there is an inescapable appropriation that is required in the act of understanding, this brings into question the validity of socionics in describing what is real, and hence stubborn contradictions that continue to plague me.