incubustribute
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Unwavering?

This is interesting. I like the swimming metaphor, and I think that's great for Ni, but I'm not seeing any evidence here that you understand the idea behind what I'm saying, so I'll assume that's my fault and try to be more clear. What I am trying to show with the IxxJ grouping is that people who exhibit these myers briggs letters will always use an introverted perceptive role in the lead and support it with an extroverted judging role. Whichever function they utilize is of less importance than the order in which they perceive and make judgments. I think these are much more effective for describing the motivations for why people behave the way they do, and not just how they make their decisions. It reveals deeper motives for why they need to make certain decisions and why they need to be able to have certain perspectives without getting caught up in the specific processes by which they perceive and judge. In other words, I'm not discounting Kiersey's temperaments as total garbage, and obviously the functions are extremely important to a person's character; however, I believe Je/Ji/Pe/Pi goes deeper in determining a person's need to behave the way they do.They do? Sounds like IP.
(I don't relate to recalling observations. Swimming in Ni does not feel like recalling the past. Ni actually tends to be used as if current understanding can always be escaped.)
Extraverted ThinkingSo not true. Te moves people? In a literal physical sense perhaps. Technically, if Te doms are exhorting, it would be them yelling at machines and processes.
Do yourself a favor and brush up on this. I'm not going to take a whole lot of time defending the idea that Te moves people, I think that's fairly obvious.
I'll admit, I think the ExxP role is probably the strongest of these temperaments.Dunno what that means, but it could well be true.