Pionart
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I have to wonder about why Ni will only consider possible doom, because that is something inferior Ne would do. And as you clearly explain later, that function 3 & 4 are the shadow functions. If the shadow functions are negative, then wouldn't it make sense that function 1 & 2 are positive and thus Ni-Dom/Aux would be positive and not just thinking doom and gloom?
I'm asking, because I considered being ISTJ based on that doom and gloom, which I then read up on happens to be associated with inferior Ne examples of ISFJ and ISTJ quickly imagining the worst possible outcomes in a new scenario, either people or objective, respectively.
I know a Ni-dom that definitely has feelings of "this bad thing is going to happen", like say they knew they were going to be fired from their job, and soon enough it happens.
I'm an ISTJ and I often get panicky about things that could happen, or could have already happened but I don't know about yet. But it's usually not at all accurate like a Ni-dom's prediction would be, it's just going all worst-case-scenario.
So I would think the position of a function would determine how accurate its prediction is? But I have read that the lower functions do have a negative sort of character. I don't know enough about it really.