[Ne] ENTP FAIL!

[Mal12345]

My tech lead at work, who is a (sometimes choleric) ENTP, recently bought an older house. Since we were discussing trees, he stated that his backyard was lined with large trees, kind of like a tree fence, and that this was one of the attractions about the house. But he didn't notice until after signing off on the contract that two of the large trees are dead.

Ne isn't necessarily defined as being able to connect two and two together so well, they fall in love with concepts - in this case, he 'missed the trees for the forest.' He fell in love with the idea of having a tree fence, but didn't notice that two of the trees were dead.

 

[Forever_Jung]

This is very interesting IMO, but I'm not sure what the prompt is.

 

[Mal12345]

This is very interesting IMO, but I'm not sure what the prompt is.

Teaching by example.

 

[Forever_Jung]

Teaching by example.

I know what those words mean, I still don't know how to respond to the thread like a discussion, you know? It's my shortcoming I think, I need everything spelled out to me like 10th grade English exam. Direct questions and so forth.

 

[Mal12345]

I know what those words mean, I still don't know how to respond to the thread like a discussion, you know? It's my shortcoming I think, I need everything spelled out to me like 10th grade English exam. Direct questions and so forth.

Cards: English First Semester Final Exam (10th Grade) | Quizlet

 

[Forever_Jung]

Cards: English First Semester Final Exam (10th Grade) | Quizlet

I killed it on the flashcards, but am now more lost than ever.