I think of Ti as the logic between one statement and the next, eg. If tall people are ginger, and Tom is tall, then Tom is ginger. Ti logic is bulletproof as long as the original assumption is correct.
Te is more about the cause and effect relationship between observed events. If the door was left open one day, and my computer was missing the next, then leaving the door open leads to loss of items. It's empirical and can change with further observations.
Ti is like the cherry on the cake, only the cherry has become a huge watermelon and the cake has shrunk to a tiny cupcake and then the watermelon rolls onto and splats the cake.
do you people want to know about weak Ti or strong Ti.
weak Ti is probably something as dense, simple and one-dimensional as logic, yes.
strong Ti is what overrides, rewrites and re-teaches weak Ti, so it is explicitly a thing contrasting itself from that.
I'd like to hear (read) what you think; I'm hoping it's somewhat like what ClownsandEntropy was talking about, because what he said made a lot of sense to me.Originally Posted by labcoat
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