Sesshoumaru
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Well, I bet you the world that the impulsivity is also a dichotomy of the introvert in some cases...
6(7 X 7) is expansion of 4(5 X 5) in the order. There is only one typology, Victor.
The Parallel Dichotomies of E
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The straight lines in the dichotomy (guantified numbers) answers to the question: How much.
The qualified property represents a choice.
Of the qualified nine numbers > 6 in the qualification charts (five 7, three 8, one 9, all of them > 6) six belong to the mbti. The non-linear qualified component.
A very good observation. Actually, impulsivity is a dichotomy of extraversion. There are introverted impulsive types, however. This is because of the quantification process in the dichotomy. There is no contradiction.Well, I bet you the world that the impulsivity is also a dichotomy of the introvert in some cases...
1111111I am enthralled, but slightly confused still about the bolded part. I understand 6 was merely a number chosen to represent the amount of compartments, but I'm not quite sure how the bolded equals the underlined. I would very much like to understand .
Extraversion unquantified:Are you sure impulsivity represents extraversion? This seems more like a judgement that isn't well thought...
06 07 08 09 10 11 12I think I get it! Your last post if I'm not mistaken pans out because you describe Impulsivity as an aspect of extraversion as a whole, which would mean that as you use the scale to describe your Impulsivity (high or low) it corresponds with the 'graph' above the said scale, which then dictates whether you are above or below the median (6), yes?
As well, am I correct in my interpretation (I think I understand my problem with the first question I asked):
The two graphs that I questioned equalling the last graph which describes Extraversion as a whole were merely setting up the direction of the scale meaning that since the scales were moving left to right and down and up in intensity the scales general direction is lowest to the left of six and the highest right of six.
Does this sound right? Or am I confusing something?
Good. I am happy for you.holy crap, i've been writing and rewriting for an hour and i'm finally starting to get this
must go to bed before my brain explodes !!!!!!!!!!
numbers aside...
impulsivity would seem to correlate with Se/Ne, no? ExxP, IxxP? does that match up numberwise?
ReflecttcelfeR,
Thank you. An intelligent question. You are almost there.
There is a point I want to clarify though.
The scales move left to right and down up for the reason you say. Granted.
You have removed the major obstacle already.
On the other hand.
The two graphs you mention are not only because I want to make a point. The dichotomy is per se. The thing is itself. But it is a minor issue.
Impulsivity is a dichotomy of Extraversion. E brings about a differentiation of P and J.
The dichotomy of P however is E and I. The dichotomy in the dichotomy.
25 per cent is on the other side? 50 per cent, if you look at the entirety.
The entirety does not function.
Why?
It is not there.
Good. I am happy for you.
Yes. Impulsivity does correlate with EP and even IP. It is a dichotomy of E: but quantification is about straight lines in the vertical or horizontal, so the horizontal process stretches out of the boundary of E to reach I.
Good! You are on the right path; the numbers displays the pattern, and the pattern displays the numbers.of course, that makes sense. haha i DO get it
i understand this better in patterns than in pure numbers. that is what i should have looked at from the get-go. i love your number reasoning. it's neat to see these systems in mathematical language.
I shall try to illustrate the dichotomy in several posts! Your number pattern is correct as such: E = - I and vice versa. But there is confusion in your verbal statements. Never mind, we work it out.So, the graphs in question are only half the equation. This means that the exact opposite of this final graph 01 02 etc... is the rest of the description of E and I, but describes J instead of P. Yes?
Another way I'm thinking about it is the first graph is only a 100% graph, while the other graph, the opposite of said graph, completes it and makes it the 100%-0%-100% graph which tests base their scales on. One direction leading towards J and the other to P. I'll make a picture reference!
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This would complete the single dichotomy of the aspect of E and I, but this second scale would measure J instead of P. The dichotomy within a dichotomy. Would this be correct?
I shall try to illustrate the dichotomy in several posts! Your number pattern is correct as such: E = - I and vice versa. But there is confusion in your verbal statements. Never mind, we work it out.