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    Information elements correspond to different facets of information. For example, Si is "external dynamics of fields", Te is "external dynamic of objects" etc. Some of those elements are valued by a particular sociotype, others are devalued. Some are strong and some are weak.

    It doesn't, however, make them blind to information, or interested in only a particular kind of information.

    In fact, IEs are like language and information is like vision in the following case:
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    It [English] Makes People Who Speak Russian See More Colors Than You

    Everyone's perception of colors should be the same. We have the same retinal structure due to evolution and the same wavelengths of light shooting at us.

    Yet somewhere, right now, there is a young couple at Home Depot looking at little cards with paint colors on them. The woman holds up four cards to her husband and says, "Do you like the eggshell, ivory, cream or bone?" at which point he looks at the cards, all of which are white, and says, "You're messing with me, right?"

    She's not. Experiments have found that whether or not you can register a color depends on whether or not you have a name for it in your language. You can see the color, it just doesn't register in your mind.
    One study compared some young children from England with kids from a tribe in Nambia. In the English language, young kids usually learn 11 basic colors (black, white, gray, red, green, blue, yellow, pink, orange, purple and brown) but in Himba it's only five. For instance, they lump red, orange and pink together and call it "serandu."

    If you showed the Himba toddler a pink card and then later showed him a red one and ask if they're the same card, the kid would often mistakenly say yes -- because they're both "serandu." Same as if you showed you "Eggshell" and an hour later showed you "Bone" and asked if it was the same card from before. Now, again, they can see the colors; if you hold up a pink card and a red card next to each other, the English kid and Himba kid both would say they're different. But not when they see them one at a time.
    But if you teach him the new names for the colors, that one is "pink" and the other is "red," from then on he can identify them when seen by themselves, without the other one for comparison. Same as the girl or interior decorator who can immediately identify "eggshell" as distinct from "ivory" the moment she sees it on a wall, while her boyfriend couldn't do it with a gun to his head. The ability to recognize the color comes with having a name for it.

    Likewise, Turkish and Russian both split what we call "blue" into two different colors, for the darker and lighter shades. Therefore they consistently do a better job than English speakers when given the same "is this blue card the same as the last blue card" test. Even weirder, when testing the Russians they found that by giving them a verbal distraction (making them try to memorize a string of numbers while doing the color test) the advantage disappeared. It was the language part of their brain that was helping them "see" the color.

    Source: http://www.cracked.com/article_18823...your-mind.html
    Speakers of different language can tell apart the shades, but the way they pay attention makes them see different things. Similarly, you are capable of perceiving any type of information. But what you actually see depends on your adapters, and you will see what those generate whether it is there or not.

    Whatever mental construct you put information into, it is a one you create within your own mind. Ti ego isn't limited to dealing with clearly defined systems, just as Se ego isn't limited to dealing with physical properties of objects. Their mental constructs, no matter what they're actually interested in, will, however, reflect a preference for explicit systematization or distinct parts. This might be called "mental framework" or "projecting" or something else, but ultimately, it refers to something that only exists in your mind - and it's this, not the raw information, that you will recall and use.


    (just joking about hating people. i'm glad you've had a look at this, though.)

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    Am I missing something or isn't this standard Socionics TIM Aspects?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aiss View Post
    (just joking about hating people. i'm glad you've had a look at this, though.)
    -2 for tricking me into opening a socionics thread.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bionicgoat View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Aiss View Post
    (just joking about hating people. i'm glad you've had a look at this, though.)
    -2 for tricking me into opening a socionics thread.
    seconded

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    When I was younger, I always thought about human subjectivism in its most apparent aspects. Take color like you said. We might all be looking at the same color and it is green. However there's no way to know if green really looks purple to someone else, because they would just call it green too. So cognitively perhaps everyone sees the same things, but only in a different way.

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    SHOOT AISS UNTIL SHE DIES

    also cool article yo

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    Quote Originally Posted by poli View Post
    When I was younger, I always thought about human subjectivism in its most apparent aspects. Take color like you said. We might all be looking at the same color and it is green. However there's no way to know if green really looks purple to someone else, because they would just call it green too. So cognitively perhaps everyone sees the same things, but only in a different way.
    OMG, i've had the same exact thought intermittently since childhood!
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    Yeah, green is that color which is sort of bluish. And blue is that color that's sort of purplish. I'm sure sooner or later if I keep going with this I'll find some definition that doesn't refer to some other color.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bionicgoat View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Aiss View Post
    (just joking about hating people. i'm glad you've had a look at this, though.)
    -2 for tricking me into opening a socionics thread.
    Agreed.

    Very good article. Excellent in fact.
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