A Ball through the Functions

[Timeless]

I was going to put this on the my personal blog within the forum, but for some reason it didn't allow me to post lots of images unlike here where I can. Anyway, I had this idea in mind to think of an object that would go through all of the functions to differentiate them while remaining externally constant. A ball came to mind:

Extraverted Intuition:



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Introverted Intuition:



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Extraverted Logic:



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Introverted Logic:



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Extraverted Ethics:



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Introverted Ethics:



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Extraverted Sensing:



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Introverted Sensing:



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Let me know what you think.

[Aiss]

I always associated lightbulb as Ne, like it's used in cartoons. I see what you're doing here with stars as multiple faraway possiblities, but I don't think it works at all for Ne/Ni. Light at the end of a tunnel would be more like it.

[Marie84]

I always associated lightbulb as Ne, like it's used in cartoons. I see what you're doing here with stars as multiple faraway possiblities, but I don't think it works at all for Ne/Ni. Light at the end of a tunnel would be more like it.

True, though I don't think it would fit with the "round" theme. Maybe a clock instead for Ni?
Though the crystal ball still might work a bit better to signify the prospective aspect of Ni

Anywho, I thought this was pretty cool Timeless

btw I think this one makes a bit more sense for Fi with the relational aspect than the religious one you got up there

[xerx]

Which function is that -



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[Creepy-Pied Piper]

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[Aiss]

True, though I don't think it would fit with the "round" theme. Maybe a clock instead for Ni?
Though the crystal ball still might work a bit better to signify the prospective aspect of Ni.

Round enough, especially with the stars one, methinks:



I'd go with the clock as long as it was one like in Theta's avatar, though.

Hmm... wouldn't the stars be the multiple possibilities of Ni? And not just based on the fact that it includes the attribute of "multiple" but because they're the only way how someone could put hope for the validity of Ni information in the real world. Eg, if only one star existed, one could not invented star wars, where there are a lot of civilizations & stuff, which IMO is Ni information.

One can invent the other stars, but that's again, Ni.

Stars for Ne and lightbulb for Ni simply make people think of interpretations not fitting these elements, like you say here. The difference between the meaning of stars here possibly intended by Timeless and seen by you pretty much sums up the problem.

[Creepy-Pied Piper]

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[Park]

Introverted Ethics:

wtf, lol

[Creepy-Pied Piper]

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[Park]

LMFAO @ your avatar!

Cute, isn't it?

[Creepy-Pied Piper]

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[leckysupport]

Which function is that -



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It makes me think of sensible agreements made by grown men to better the interest of both parties. So Te and Fi.

And by grown men I mean none of the parties are going to start bitching meaninglessly like little girls.

[Park]

btw I think this one makes a bit more sense for Fi with the relational aspect than the religious one you got up there

When I think of Fi, I think of:

[Creepy-Pied Piper]

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[Trevor]

Some functions don't have balls.

[Pa3s]

Some functions don't have balls.

LOL! Which functions? I think we can exclude and :wink:

[Timeless]

I always associated lightbulb as Ne, like it's used in cartoons. I see what you're doing here with stars as multiple faraway possiblities, but I don't think it works at all for Ne/Ni. Light at the end of a tunnel would be more like it.

Hmm, I'm gonna look more into it...

True, though I don't think it would fit with the "round" theme. Maybe a clock instead for Ni?
Though the crystal ball still might work a bit better to signify the prospective aspect of Ni

Anywho, I thought this was pretty cool Timeless

btw I think this one makes a bit more sense for Fi with the relational aspect than the religious one you got up there

Yeah, now that I think about it, the clock makes more sense. I'll change it when I come back.

Which function is that -



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I'd say

wtf, lol

I was basically aiming for what is "morally" right/wrong as opposed to what is "logically" right/wrong when it came to

Any other way to put Fi is welcome.

When I think of Fi, I think of:

Now, how to put that into a ball shape?

One testicle can't work.

[April]

This is how I've imagined Ne. It's fairly circular.

[Park]

I was basically aiming for what is "morally" right/wrong as opposed to what is "logically" right/wrong when it came to

Religion = morality? Give me a break.

Now, how to put that into a ball shape?

One testicle can't work.

You could use something like Marie suggested. Or you can go extreme and use:

[Marie84]

I was basically aiming for what is "morally" right/wrong as opposed to what is "logically" right/wrong when it came to

The problem with using religion as an explanation for elements is that it can easily be slanted depending on ones own IE values. For instance, where you're seeing Fi=religion because it's based on ethical codes I can easily see it as Ti for being based on a dogma. I think this is a major reason why they're multiple interpretations and conflicts in religious sects

[Beautiful sky]

LOL! Which functions? I think we can exclude and :wink:

lol

[Timeless]

Ni and Ne should be switched. For some reason I've always associated Ni with stars and nebula floating in space & time. A also agree with Aiss about the Ne light bulb thing.

Lol, yeah at first I mistook the picture of the stars as and I thought, "oh that's actually kind of appropriate."

Yeah, we're seeing different things...

I was thinking of the picture as a globular cluster with multiple light sources (potential like a single light bulb) across an endless point in space.

This is how I've imagined Ne. It's fairly circular.

What would the spider be?

Religion = morality? Give me a break.

You could use something like Marie suggested. Or you can go extreme and use:

I think that can be or -PoLR.

The problem with using religion as an explanation for elements is that it can easily be slanted depending on ones own IE values. For instance, where you're seeing Fi=religion because it's based on ethical codes I can easily see it as Ti for being based on a dogma. I think this is a major reason why they're multiple interpretations and conflicts in religious sects

Of course, and that goes for practically all of the images. I'm just looking for something (at least) closely universal here.

How about the circle of life for Fi?

[717495]

This thread is very worth taking down in the process of killing myself. Maybe a suicide bombing.

[Park]

I think that can be or -PoLR.

No way. Punisher's vengeance and quest for justice is to the max. Perhaps more on the Gamma side, but still.

[ArchonAlarion]

Timeless, what you did is pure Ne in itself lol.