- this is what really happened in real-life: as 10 to 15 friends of mine were just finished watching Transformers ROTF, about 11 of them just walk out the theater, and discussing "that was good movie. ok, so now where should we head for? home? or find a place to eat?" , while the remaining 4 people (including me) were discussing "so wait a minute, is the Starscream the sub-ordinate of The Fallen? but in Transformers 1, I thought he appears like three times, while in this sequel, he only appears here, here,...blah blah blah (continue debating until almost an hour!)"
how can you even mention transformers without mentioning megan fox?!
also, i like how, through all the replies, Ns here first give the S opinion and then the N opinion...cuz yeah, Ns know exactly how Ss think
i cant really say much about S, because im pretty sure that my S is an adapted version of N...an adaptation that i somehow came up with to make the most of myself in the world that lives outside my head
N IS messy. things go 0 to 80 in less than a second. N is the definition of randomness. N is sort of what people call having your head in clouds. N is completing a jigsaw puzzle with half the pieces missing (because half the pieces are missing, you never know if N is right or not...till you find the pieces)
you can also think of Ni as thinking really really fast...so fast that instead of recalling stuff, it seems to pop out of nowhere. Ne...i have no handle on Ne...i think its the most randomest and most irrational function. there have been a few instances where i think to myself that my actions must be result of Ne but i can never be sure