Savage Idealist
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- Aug 17, 2010
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- MBTI Type
- ENFP
- Enneagram
- 6w7
- Instinctual Variant
- sp/so
In your own words, describe each function and how it works.
Se - urge to explore and experience based upon what something directly is.
Ne - Urge to explore and experience based upon what something represents.
Si - Urge to plan ahead, review and asses based upon achieving maximum certainty.
Ni - Urge to plan ahead, review and asses based upon achieving maximum return.
Fi - Urge to make value judgements based upon ideas of social, moral or emotional worth.
Ti - Urgeto make value judgements based upon ideas of technical or intellectual worth.
Fe - Urge to make value judgements based upon ideas of social, moral or emotional utility.
Te - Urge to make value judgements based upon ideas of technical or logistical utility.
And my time at the library is up, so that's all I'll be able to say...
I really like the one-word answer one btw
Great stuff!Se: I'm Totally In The Zone Right Now
Si: Let Me Pull Up My Excel Spreadsheet
Ne: Jack of All Trades, Master of None
Ni: Dude, It's So Deep, You Have No Idea
Fe: I Just Want You To Be Happy
Fi: I Must Stay True To Myself
Ti: No Detail Is Unnecessary
Te: Git-R-Done!
Se - urge to explore and experience based upon what something directly is.
Ne - Urge to explore and experience based upon what something represents.
Si - Urge to plan ahead, review and asses based upon achieving maximum certainty.
Ni - Urge to plan ahead, review and asses based upon achieving maximum return.
Fi - Urge to make value judgements based upon ideas of social, moral or emotional worth.
Ti - Urgeto make value judgements based upon ideas of technical or intellectual worth.
Fe - Urge to make value judgements based upon ideas of social, moral or emotional utility.
Te - Urge to make value judgements based upon ideas of technical or logistical utility.
And my time at the library is up, so that's all I'll be able to say...
I actually think I identify most with Fi, Si and Ne based on this. Maybe I just don't fully grasp Ti. I certainly intellectualize things, trying to understand their essence but I don't really see myself putting a value judgement on it, which I see as an F thing. On the other hand I do put value judgements on social and moral type things.
The "urge" phrasing is interesting, and I see how it ties into the idea of the dom function being the ego and your general mindset and blah blah blah.
Anyway, so far this is the most accurate description to me.
(I have to say also that it's a minor irritation of mine when people say Fi-dom reason based on personal values.... Where do these personal values come from? They FORM values; it's a PROCESS and values are a RESULT of their reasoning.)
You do make yourself sound more INFP than INTP, but I'm not going say any thing definite. Typology can be complex and needs a little more thanone paragraph!
I used the term 'urge' because it best matches the way i view the functions - as driving force that conflict with and balance each other. I think you have an idea of what I'm driving at. Once again my time is up. i should come here earlier!
In your own words, describe each function and how it works.