VIDEO: Dr. Mike Murdoch, EIE

[Olduvai]

Here's some insightful Fe+Ni:

[Iris]

Here's some insightful Fe+Ni:

Thanks for posting that. I would tend to agree with your typing. I don't care for that kind of message delivery. I have heard other people use that style as well, people that I otherwise like, and it feels like they are trying to "put" their emotion on me.

[Beautiful sky]

this is a sensory type

[Olduvai]

this is a sensory type

nah brah

[Olduvai]

Thanks for posting that. I would tend to agree with your typing. I don't care for that kind of message delivery. I have heard other people use that style as well, people that I otherwise like, and it feels like they are trying to "put" their emotion on me.

It's fascinating how people differ, lol. I appreciate his intense delivery, it really drives the message home for me.

[Olduvai]

That was simple but brilliant Fe & Ni usage. I enjoyed listening all the way to the end.

I'm glad that someone else appreciates Dr. Murdock

I just realized that I spelled his last name wrong in the title of this thread. How lame.

[Iris]

I went back and watched it again. Murdock has a very good use of Fe. He clearly values Ni. But at the same time you can see that he is very self aware of the way he is coming across.

In contrast, as I mentioned in another thread, when I, an EIE, start speaking earnestly about something, it comes across almost a little geeky. My self awareness takes a back seat to the importance of my topic. @Maritsa suggested Murdock was a sensor, so could he be SEE? I have 2 SEE friends who are teachers with very good command of their subject areas, and he reminds me a bit of them.

Here is a short clip of Bono, an EIE, talking about Nelson Mandela:



Notice when he starts talking about poverty in Africa, that he loses his self awareness in his passion about what he is saying. It is a very subtile difference.[/QUOTE]

[Olduvai]

I went back and watched it again. Murdock has a very good use of Fe. He clearly values Ni. But at the same time you can see that he is very self aware of the way he is coming across.

In contrast, as I mentioned in another thread, when I, an EIE, start speaking earnestly about something, it comes across almost a little geeky. My self awareness takes a back seat to the importance of my topic. @Maritsa suggested Murdock was a sensor, so could he be SEE? I have 2 SEE friends who are teachers with very good command of their subject areas, and he reminds me a bit of them.

Here is a short clip of Bono, an EIE, talking about Nelson Mandela:



Notice when he starts talking about poverty in Africa, that he loses his self awareness in his passion about what he is saying. It is a very subtile difference.

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What do you mean by "aware of the way he is coming across"? How is that related to type, anyway?

[Iris]

What do you mean by "aware of the way he is coming across"? How is that related to type, anyway?[/QUOTE]

I think SEEs are known to have a heighted sense of the affect they are having on others. I will try to give you some examples later.