Inductive or Deductive Reasoning...

[The Banana King]

Nah there is no such thing as inductive seeker/inventor. It makes no sense as the process does not hover around given toolbox but it is rather the opposite. As such it may seem opposite if a person can not grasp the level other person acts (ILE comes smashing down and ESI observes minute movements.) I was totally clueless that there are people like ESI's. I would have had huge obstacles to understand it if I had never read about it. Hence some ESI's see my style as inductive because it flies above their head. ESI's style flies above my head as well.

ILE-Ne 'inventor' might not need induction that much, but what about ILE-Ti? ILE-Ti is described as an 'office scientist', and there seems to be more ILE-Ti in natural sciences than their Ne counterpart. Induction is the root of all science, drawing general principles from many individual observations. If ILEs couldn't do inductive reasoning then there wouldn't be any ILE scientist which I think is unlikely

[The Reality Denialist]

ILE-Ne 'inventor' might not need induction that much, but what about ILE-Ti? ILE-Ti is described as an 'office scientist', and there seems to be more ILE-Ti in natural sciences than their Ne counterpart. Induction is the root of all science, drawing general principles from many individual observations. If ILEs couldn't do inductive reasoning then there wouldn't be any ILE scientist which I think is unlikely

Not so sure. If you build a hard core system you'll need induction. When you hack into a system you'll need deduction. I think science from perspective of hacking.