How would the world be without Ti?

[highlander]

Reasoning wouldn't exist, that's important. A great aspect of respect and fairness would be absent. Like Moon said we'd become a very vindictive society.

I would hope non Ti users can still reason.

Still, it seems like the world would be a stupider(?) place.

[ReflecTcelfeR]

Everyone uses Ti. That's what makes losing it scary.

[ChocolateMoose123]

I would hope non Ti users can still reason.

Still, it seems like the world would be a stupider(?) dumber place.

I beat the INTP's to that one.

To the OP: There wouldn't be as much precision in the world. Things wouldn't be as efficiently refined as they are.

[Snuggletron]

no george carlin

[Serge]

I beat the INTP's to that one.

To the OP: There wouldn't be as much precision in the world. Things wouldn't be as efficiently refined as they are.

I think the world would be efficient, perhaps even more so. Things would be less refined though. Crudely efficient

[guesswho]

No Ti would mean no Fi, that would just leave Si Ni. Everything would be so...incomplete.

[Shmooooooooo]

I beat the INTP's to that one.

To the OP: There wouldn't be as much precision in the world. Things wouldn't be as efficiently refined as they are.

Frankly, I never understood why 'stupider' is considered an incorrect construction.

The reason for its not being declined that I have heard is that adjectives of two syllables or more do not decline (adjectiver) in favour of the "more adjectvie" construction.

However, the reason for this, to the best of my knowledge, is phonetic - a polysyllabic adjective declined with "er" generally sounds awkward. However, this isn't the case with 'stupid' and I myself see no problem with using the declension 'stupider', as it - to me, anyway - sounds less awkward than 'more stupid'.

[zoossii]

There would be no higher level mathematics. What that would mean for the world, I don't know.

[Sesshoumaru]

What are you saying? That it would be less refined but more efficient? Not that, but... Would we even have logic and creativity? We wouldn't even have inventions, if no one can think outside the box! I can't imagine it... All barbaric when talking about technology, I tell you, we would have scientific method, but with nothing to prove or demonstrate... No logic at all, we would be mostly irrational!

[Cassandra]

a world without mathematical head aches? *dreams*