An excellent example of Ni

[anndelise]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Touch_(TV_series)
At the least, watch the pilot episode (hulu, maybe youtube).

Everything is connected to everything. An action by one person, at one time, will be part of a chain of actions culminating in a number of 'results'. (not really results, as those actions are themselves part of a few other chains themselves)

With Ni, there's not really anything concrete linking them, but abstract inference.
The show uses a particular number series as it's abstract connective inference, but that would just be one example.

Imo, it's the abstract inference of connections that gives Ni its 'spritual' flavor.
And when one projects those inferences in time, Ni takes on the flavor of 'predictions' and 'future'.

Anyways, not sure if I'll watch too many episodes, but it was a decent first watch.

(couldn't say too much without this post being one big spoiler, sorry for the lack of details)

[Korpsy Knievel]

I haven't seen this show but your description of it reminds me of James Burke's excellent program, Connections.

[anndelise]

I haven't seen this show but your description of it reminds me of James Burke's excellent program, Connections.

Based on what http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connections_(TV_series) says about it, I think I'll mark it to watch.

And, in responding, i just noticed that you had included a video (since the forum site change, i can no longer see when someone puts up a video, unless i quote them. Annnnnnoying.). I'll check out the link you gave me, thank you.

Adding a link that links to the youtube videos: http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/james-burke-connections/

[PistolShrimp]

Martin Bohm works with a social worker to figure out what his son, who does not speak, is trying to tell everyone through the use of numbers (specifically 318).

My birthday is 3/18 o_O

Guess I should watch this show! Sounds interesting.

[The Ineffable]

My birthday is 3/18 o_O

LOL!