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The Types as Surreal Memes: Analysts

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a little more on Ti

Ti is primarily concerned with learning. Not just gaining knowledge, but understanding complex things in a deep way. TiNe’s see the possibilities available using Ne, pick things apart into their smallest components so that each detail can be stored using Si, and then apply this information across a variety of situations using Ne.

Ti differs from Te (external Thinking) in that it doesn’t make near-instantaneous executive decisions. It needs time (could be days, weeks, or decades depending on how complex the topic is) to fully understand things and make decisions about them. This is because Ti-dominant types have a need to explore something in-depth before they feel comfortable coming to a conclusion about it. TiNe's need to withdraw from the world often in order to process all of their observations. They often spend a significant amount of time searching for cognitive biases within themselves so they can remove them and therefore be more objective in their analyses.

Every Ti-dominant person grows at their own pace, and being Ti doesn't guarantee that you're a genius, but at some level, nearly every Ti-dom has an impatience for stupidity. More mature Ti-doms have usually altered their personal definition of stupidity at least a handful of times throughout their life to allow grace and understanding for those who are inherently different from them. This differs from immature Ti, which commonly regards those who can’t operate in a strong Ti-driven way as simply inferior. Unsurprisingly, this kind of attitude usually comes across as arrogance to others.

source: https://www.typeinmind.com

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Ti - Ne - Si - Fe

(Shadow: Te - Ni - Se - Fi)

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INTP women Primary functions: Ti - Ne - Si - Fe (Shadow functions: Te - Ni - Se - Fi)

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15. You spend five minutes deciding if you want to post something, then five minutes deciding how to say it, then another five minutes trying to think of a better way to say it, then finally just delete it entirely.- Dogod 

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(2/2) One thing I do seem to have the largest amount of difficulty figuring out is the difference between the final products (since final products are significantly easier to examen than the processes) of the combined functions of both of these types, specifically of NiTe & TiNe.

Ni-Te is “what is going to happen, what are the inner workings of this concept, what are the opposing sides of this? okay now that I know this, what should I do, what is my course of action? what is the most efficient way I can accomplish this, what is the best decision based on the evidence?”

Ti-Ne is “what do I think of this, how can I take this apart and put it back together again in order to figure out how it works? how can I relate this to my web of information and how can I analyze this?” essentially just playing with the idea and theories

I really recommend you look up “ne vs ni” on my blog as well

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Paris Train Station Flip Board: This is what my brain feels like when I get new information or think about possibilities. . .