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[NT] NT's do you think like this?

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Sometime ago i was thinking the way i think and i came to this solution. About week ago i was hanging out with my entp and infp friends at the entps apartment and saw a note that had this drawn on it. Hes designing something thats using the same process(not telling what), i asked if this is the way he thinks, he sayed yes. I showed it to my infp friend and asked if he thinks like this and he was like wtf no :D . Maybe its nt, ntp or Ti thing or maybe most nt(p)'s dont know that they think like this, but im intrested to hear.

Tell me if you think like this, im intrested to know.

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Where is the start? I suppose you mean the lower "root" to be the start, and the upper nodes to be the follow through of the thinking process. I ask because mine is switched upside down, that is, I start from the upper nodes and try to find a synthesys until I arrive to a single "truth".
 

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Where is the start? I suppose you mean the lower "root" to be the start, and the upper nodes to be the follow through of the thinking process. I ask because mine is switched upside down, that is, I start from the upper nodes and try to find a synthesys until I arrive to a single "truth".

Heh you got it right :yes:

I start from upper nods, but somehow i see the process starting from up.
 

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Some people say that this is how Ne "thinks".

But I somewhat disagree since Ni is doing the same thing with "possible outcomes".
(if we simplify)
 

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Is there any particular reason for this ?
Or this is just how "things" are for you ?

Dunno, maybe its Ne + Ti that thinks like this and Ti dom thinks this other way around or then its just my thing.

But is this seriously some known thinking pattern? If so i feel pretty damn proud of myself for figuring this out all by myself
 

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Actually, in socionics there are 4 different thinking styles, for different types (unrelated to SF, NT, etc). If any of you want to know, I can post the article, but since I know that socionics isn't well-received on here, I'll do it only if you want.
 

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Actually, in socionics there are 4 different thinking styles, for different types (unrelated to SF, NT, etc). If any of you want to know, I can post the article, but since I know that socionics isn't well-received on here, I'll do it only if you want.

Would be nice if you would post it.
 

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Dunno, maybe its Ne + Ti that thinks like this and Ti dom thinks this other way around or then its just my thing.

But is this seriously some known thinking pattern? If so i feel pretty damn proud of myself for figuring this out all by myself

Well there was a thread about this.
However I think that this represents Ne fairly well.



But I must point out that I am a little bit skeptical about entire Ne - Ni thing. I think there is just one N that can be used on various ways.
 

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I'd say no from my perspective... my thinking is much more cloudy then linear like that .... I don't tend to route though... I tend to free fall ....

think more water..... I think ENFP's do exactly the same thing...

I guess some NT's are more structured in their approach...
 

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Yes, I very much think like this. Often when I take notes or try to explain things to people, I actually write my thought process out just like this (though I usually put little arrow tips at the end).
 

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I'd say no from my perspective... my thinking is much more cloudy then linear like that .... I don't tend to route though... I tend to free fall ....

think more water..... I think ENFP's do exactly the same thing...

I guess some NT's are more structured in their approach...

I agree here. I tend to not think in a linear fashion.

Hey FDG, you should post that article. I like socionics!:)
 

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I don't think my thought process narrows down like that. Everything doesn't lead towards one central idea. Things can branch out. Thoughts aren't all destined for one point. The "flow" of my ideas aren't limited to one direction.

In my case, a more accurate model would be a web. The web has no true center. An approach may have an temporal and arbitrary center, but it's just a point in the continuum of ideas. I'd also make this web 3-dimensional. There are concepts that are interwoven in each level, but each level uses these concepts differently.

I'm something of a linear thinker, but my thinking isn't defined by the "narrowing down" approach.
 

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I don't think my thought process narrows down like that. Everything doesn't lead towards one central idea. Things can branch out. Thoughts aren't all destined for one point. The "flow" of my ideas aren't limited to one direction.

In my case, a more accurate model would be a web. The web has no true center. An approach may have an temporal and arbitrary center, but it's just a point in the continuum of ideas. I'd also make this web 3-dimensional. There are concepts that are interwoven in each level, but each level uses these concepts differently.

I'm something of a linear thinker, but my thinking isn't defined by the "narrowing down" approach.

That one point where the branches ends is just the ansver for one question. If you dont end up to one point in thinking process, how do you find the right ansver for the question?

If you would try to figure out a person for example, i could see a web, with this kind of branches sticking out of it.

When using info that you arent sure about, you could combine some of the branches with hypotethical lines to make web like thing.
 

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That one point where the branches ends is just the ansver for one question. If you dont end up to one point in thinking process, how do you find the right ansver for the question?

If you would try to figure out a person for example, i could see a web, with this kind of branches sticking out of it.

When using info that you arent sure about, you could combine some of the branches with hypotethical lines to make web like thing.

I still prefer my own model. I think it captures the essence of "When you go looking for anything at all, your chances of finding it are very good" moreso than the one in the OP.
 

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Dunno, maybe its Ne + Ti that thinks like this and Ti dom thinks this other way around or then its just my thing.

But is this seriously some known thinking pattern? If so i feel pretty damn proud of myself for figuring this out all by myself
you mean for finally understanding what ne+ti means? :huh:

yay you.
 

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I still prefer my own model. I think it captures the essence of "When you go looking for anything at all, your chances of finding it are very good" moreso than the one in the OP.

Before you form eny branches you look out enything at all, if you dont allready have some facts about the thing you are trying to figure out. Branch forms when something that might be true is thought over so well that it can be coinsidered as fact.

If id know how id like to make animation with more details and that would show how branches form.
 

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I'd say no from my perspective. You should see my notes - Arrows everywhere, connecting different things, feedback systems here and there. Fun to figure it all out.
 
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