Synflow and Contraflow?

[Blue]

If you’re familiar with these concepts, do you think they hold any weight and do you use them in typing yourself or others? Do the stackings associated with them sp/so, so/sx and sx/sp for syn and sp/sx, so/sp, and sx/so for contra align in your experience? I’m just curious for any discussion or insight on this topic.

[Adam Strange]

Personally, I think there is some truth to these concepts, but I have a hard time distinguishing them in practice, probably because I have low dimension Fi and have a hard time assigning values to behaviors.

I can tell you, though, there is a world of difference between how Sx-first and Sx-last people “feel” to me.

[FDG]

They're quite hard to apply irl. There are just too many confounding factors.

[SaveYourself]

I think they do align and they make sense. It'd only be useful iff you know your stackings and types really well or if you know the person really well and can distinguish the different elements of their type.

It's like a bit of the typing puzzle that can make the picture feel more complete but probably doesn't make sense until you've got all the other pieces in place first

[Blue]

I can tell you, though, there is a world of difference between how Sx-first and Sx-last people “feel” to me.

Can you elaborate on this "feel" of difference between the two? I'm curious!