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03/06/2008, 07:58 PM
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Originally Posted by IntjWurm
Thanks Kanerou, that explains a lot and I think that your theory of socially-motivated compensation is very interesting.
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Huh?
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Originally Posted by IntjWurm
However I believe that INTJ's PoLR is Se, not Fi.
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So I discovered. I'd still like someone to explain them to me, though. It's thoroughly possible that you do not perceive yourself as antagonistic, and perhaps you do not mean to be, but that's how you were coming across, BTW. You seem to have noticed this.
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I also don't have a definite verbal bias if that's what you're thinking (I scored much higher in the math than the verbal both times I took the SAT).
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Not at all. Was this directed at me?
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03/06/2008, 08:02 PM
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Obviously, you dont know what you're talking about.
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Obviously you don't know what you are talking about. If you want to criticize SG, do it then. SG identifies with INTJ behaviour and attitudes. It is a fact that he is closest to that type in MBTT whatever his views may be on the correlations between the two models.
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Originally Posted by kensi
MBTI INTJ is gamma no different than Socionics INTp.
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Totally incorrect. Both INTJs and LIIs are known as the systems builders. Both types (which are actually one and the same, as I have said many times now) want to implement their systems/models in the real world. Both the INTJ and the LII have an IJ temperament, and they are both rational (judging) types.
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Your interpretations seem to be your own personal fantasies. If there are other factors which give rise to inconsistencies then those are Subtype issues. You cant safely get into subtype issues cause there isn't a valid model but only theories. 
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Now, you shall listen and learn, kensi. You don't understand any of these two theories, and yet you have the nerve to act like an expert. Contrary to you, I know exactly what I am talking about, and I am telling you the truth. Study the material yourself.
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03/06/2008, 08:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Kanerou
Do not make light of what you have not seen. I've seen a type thread for him, and I have no wish to go there again.
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But i do. You're a recent member: then it must be in the system somewhere.........i'd like to take a quick look at it.
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03/06/2008, 08:08 PM
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Complicator complexor, I checked that thread I hadn't realised the post. What I believe pandapanda means is that Fe types like others to show friendly emotions, among other things, so if you are ISTp then they may not think you are doing this.
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Honestly, I still couldn't understand. Don't worry, I asked her in the thread.
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03/06/2008, 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted by kensi
But i do. You're a recent member: then it must be in the system somewhere.........i'd like to take a quick look at it.
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hi kensi, kan and I know Prom from another forum, so you won't find that thread here.
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03/06/2008, 08:18 PM
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Since it's in your Super-Ego block, which holds conscious and painful functions, you don't really want other people telling you you're bad at it. Wikipedia says something about a basic inability to use one's PoLR, but I sharply disagree.
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I was talking about this theory.
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Not at all. Was this directed at me?
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I initially stressed my verbal score to reflect the action of the  function as suggested by Prometheus, but I do not want to appear unbalanced with regard to language, mathematics, or any other logical systems.
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Originally Posted by Prometheus
So, basically everything suggests INTj as IntjWurm's correct type, and if you look at his longer posts recently you will see a rather typical example of the  influenced writing style of INTjs. What you should take a closer look at is how he construct his sentences and his use of abstract nouns. This style of writing is similar to tcaudilllg's at the16types and of course you can compare with Kant's style of writing if you like.
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Last edited by IntjWurm; 03/06/2008 at 08:25 PM.
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03/06/2008, 08:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Kanerou
To go along with Cyclops' earlier assertion, my _SFj mother.
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Hun  , how can you not know if she's ISFj or ESFj....there's quite a contrast there. The observation is purely external in comparison, unlike trying to type yourself. She's your mom too.
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03/06/2008, 08:40 PM
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Verbally Ti operates to use the right word. Your verbal intelligence seems more of a words play kind which is typical to intuition.
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03/06/2008, 08:40 PM
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MBT(S)
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Originally Posted by kensi
MBTI INTJ is gamma no different than Socionics INTp.
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Evidence in this forum contradicts this premise.
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03/06/2008, 08:55 PM
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master and servant
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Originally Posted by IntjWurm
Possibly...what is a sub-quasi rationalization?
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just lingo to point to the fact that any type can use any other type's functional array for a limited interval of time. It's the only way you grow and come to accept other forms of logic.
Sub-quasi refers to your ability to use your Quasi-Identical's energy TiNe (for you) in a servant capacity while maintaining your own overall master identity as NiTe.
It's hard to believe, but you could temporarily try to pull a "prometheus"(or any other type) yourself  !
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Originally Posted by Prometheus
Obviously you don't know what you are talking about. If you want to criticize SG, do it then. SG identifies with INTJ behaviour and attitudes. It is a fact that he is closest to that type in MBTT whatever his views may be on the correlations between the two models.
Totally incorrect. Both INTJs and LIIs are known as the systems builders. Both types (which are actually one and the same, as I have said many times now) want to implement their systems/models in the real world. Both the INTJ and the LII have an IJ temperament, and they are both rational (judging) types.
Now, you shall listen and learn, kensi. You don't understand any of these two theories, and yet you have the nerve to act like an expert. Contrary to you, I know exactly what I am talking about, and I am telling you the truth. Study the material yourself.
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the only way i'll ever get answers out of you is to ask you simple,simple questions......so....
explain in your own words what each of the 8 funcions of Socionics mean to you.
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Originally Posted by IntjWurm
Evidence in this forum contradicts this premise.
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maybe, but of what quality is this so called evidence ?
Last edited by kensi; 03/06/2008 at 08:55 PM.
Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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03/06/2008, 08:57 PM
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Linguistic Elements As Distinguishing Factors
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Originally Posted by complicater-complexer
Verbally Ti operates to use the right word. Your verbal intelligence seems more of a words play kind which is typical to intuition.
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'Ti is particularly aware of syntactic correctness and how words relate to each other in meaning and structure.
Te is responsible for assessing the efficiency of actions, the efficient and prudent use of resources, and the acquisition of relevant and useful information.'
The article also lists this site as a reference (#12).
As 'word play' involves the relations between words (  )
and 'using the right word' displays information relevance (  ),
you seem as though you might have been somewhat mistaken.
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03/06/2008, 09:06 PM
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Originally Posted by IntjWurm
As 'word play' involves the relations between words (  )
and 'using the right word' displays information relevance (  ),
you seem as though you might have been somewhat mistaken.
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Mistaken about what? My type? If yes, you know what might my type be?
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03/06/2008, 09:09 PM
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Originally Posted by kensi
maybe, but of what quality is this so called evidence ?
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INTj: TiNeSeFi
INTP: TiNeSiFe
So as you can tell, they are not the same. Is this what you mean by sub-type discrepancy?
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Originally Posted by complicater-complexer
Mistaken about what? My type? If yes, you know what might my type be?
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No, you may be mistaken about the statements you made which I quoted.
Last edited by IntjWurm; 03/06/2008 at 09:09 PM.
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03/06/2008, 09:17 PM
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Originally Posted by IntjWurm
'Ti is particularly aware of syntactic correctness and how words relate to each other in meaning and structure.
Te is responsible for assessing the efficiency of actions, the efficient and prudent use of resources, and the acquisition of relevant and useful information.'
The article also lists this site as a reference (#12).
As 'word play' involves the relations between words (  )
and 'using the right word' displays information relevance (  ),
you seem as though you might have been somewhat mistaken.
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Do you think   (ESTp) would 'verbalise' differently than   (INTj)?
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03/06/2008, 09:27 PM
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Do you think   (ESTp) would 'verbalise' differently than   (INTj)?
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Since  is a dominant function in INTj and a creative function in ESTp, it is very unlikely that it will operate in exactly the same fashion in both, and so may affect different aspects of verbal expression differently.
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03/06/2008, 09:45 PM
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Since  is a dominant function in INTj and a creative function in ESTp, it is very unlikely that it will operate in exactly the same fashion in both, and so may affect different aspects of verbal expression differently.
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Precisely. One should think about the person and also the function in relation to the other functions.
As I mentioned earlier a function on it's own is different than when within the psyche and so as I said it's difficult to assign Ti for instance to verbalisation, because it can come out differently just like you have said. Also for instance the person may just seem to speak differently because they want to or have been educated to.
There is somethings that can be spotted..maybe more so in what a person is saying as well as how they are saying it, and also maybe other things?
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03/06/2008, 09:48 PM
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Originally Posted by IntjWurm
'Ti is particularly aware of syntactic correctness and how words relate to each other in meaning and structure.
Te is responsible for assessing the efficiency of actions, the efficient and prudent use of resources, and the acquisition of relevant and useful information.'
The article also lists this site as a reference (#12).
As 'word play' involves the relations between words (  )
and 'using the right word' displays information relevance (  ),
you seem as though you might have been somewhat mistaken.
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........i agree
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03/06/2008, 09:50 PM
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What I meant by the right word is: the word that describes the best one's thoughts. We are talking about coherence here=> Ti.
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03/06/2008, 10:07 PM
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On The Social Epistemologies
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What I meant by the right word is: the word that describes the best one's thoughts. We are talking about coherence here=> Ti.
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So you are suggesting that 'Te' types prefer foundationalism?
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03/06/2008, 10:13 PM
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Explain what you exactly mean by foundationalism.
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