What Dimitri says about ILI's should probably also apply to ILE's.
Oh I see, you're saying that the idea of ILI being more explicit regarding methods than LII has mostly to do with T being the 2nd function instead of the dominant? But I thought the idea of
having to do with methodology was part of it; after all, he started out by saying "introverted logic is responsible for systematization, while extraverted logic for methodology. "
So while it's important to recognize that the context was in comparing ILE with LII, it seemed that it was hinging on the idea of
being focused on methodology.
Anyhow, I was just saying that what was written in this thread about
leaving the reader to figure out the connections
seemed contradictory to what Dmitri was saying, that's all. As I mentioned later on, there are ways one can explain away the apparent contradiction.