Does it fit for you?
Well that's pretty helpful.In regards to your questions, though:
Firstly, "An example where you actually scheduled/"compartmentalized" to help someone make their lives more efficient?":
I contacted the teacher for the class so that I could get the work for the rest of the marking period. I then took each lesson, simplified/provided clearer instruction, asked a few classmates to work on the material for feedback, made adjustments, then handed the complete simplified material back to the classmate in question. He passed the class with an A-.
"Valid" is defined here as in your declaration of "valid viewpoint". So how about that?Secondly, "A serial killer's viewpoint about wanting and planning to kill the next victim is also valid?"
If you define valid as "(of an argument or point) having a sound basis in logic or fact; reasonable or cogent." then no, as plotting to kill a person isn't very fair to the person in question.
If you define valid as "legally binding due to having been executed in compliance with the law." then yes, as it's legal to plan such a thing, so long as you don't take a substantial step in committing the crime.
Yes, both are a Rational type obviously, I said "strongly Rational" for OP, which is the Fi subtype, as you yourself say.
As for the 2nd point, I get your reasoning and to you EII-Ne might look more like LII, not to me.



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