Extroverted Sensing + Introverted Thinking - Se + Ti - Force + Laws - Explained Correctly

#extrovertedsensing #introvertedthinking #cognitivefunctions #socionics #mbti #myersbriggs
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[beatofmyown]

Yay! You’re doing all of the types. 😊👏🏼

[djgranville]

It’s no wonder why many SLE’s type as ENTJ in mbti.

[khalifahamza]

You got me completely charmed with your fluency and knowledge. The historical examples of great men of power and philosophers got me totally hooked.
Also, you made the Se+Ti dynamic seem so admirable and fascinating my eyes are all sparkly. Please keep more of these coming.

[daveb]

As an ISTP, I relate well to everything you suggested, great observations, although to add, Ni plays a very influential role in my formulation and formalisation of ideas. Ni constantly reminds me to consider lots and lots of variables that could be easily overlooked, to consider the metaphysical, the irrational and the emotional. I want to have a concise and 'complete' clarity of any given thing, or else potentially delude myself. I understand though you were only considering the first two functions.

[Heyokasirenieisxso]

In all honesty i wish i was this not a estp, but my version of it.I see that i am reaching it more and more as time goes at least situationally nevertheless this is the people i tend to be attracted to and look for help or who tends to pick on me but end up helping me

[dominicsey]

This is very interesting because this is how I approach the world then I take it and use it to create isomorphisms with how the mind works. There is a chemistry and physics to minding with me that when I describe sounds very abstract but it's isomorphic from processes I've encountered in the world towards the mind.

[jaredvaughan]

Please explain why A craftsman (SiTe) hammering 🔨 a nail is performing a dynamic activity. As opposed an SLE building a 🧱 being static.

[Fellhat]

Can Se creative be used, generally, to simply understand force, but not always to apply it? For me, the difference between a INTj and an ISTj theorist is what they base their theories on via their respective creative functions. INTj would focus on different outcomes of a situation and what things could be, try to predict what they will become, which possibility is most likely and makes the most sense to them (Object 1 might cause object 2 to do X, but also Y. Y is more likely-- Y makes more sense to me. Object 2 reacted by doing X-- why did object 2 react with X instead of Y? Could this mean that object 2 is also ____?) ISTJ would focus on the interactions of the objects in the situation, waiting for the interaction to take place, and then come to a theory based on that (Object 1 caused object 2 to do Y. This means that object 1 is category B. Objects of category B, to the ISTj, always behave in a certain way (based on their observations in the past) so they now know what object 1 will do from now on.)

Is this a correct interpretation?

[Transcentalpraetorian]

If what you say is true then that would mean that I'm an LSI for sure!

[wissen]

all i thought was as an INFP i have Se blind and Fi is the opposite of Ti, in what realm do i live, in chaos land :D

[Heyokasirenieisxso]

I assume you're doing all the perception lead functions first unless your going to keep do all the static blocking first, I look forward to NI-fe because what en- socionicka(didn't want to give this channel lip service) it was so lame .

[Wes-Tyler]

The audio is awful in this video too. Why not fix it and reupload them? It's so easy to fix

[RonFlux]

That was hard to listen to, tuned out every 3 seconds. Ne at its best. If you want Ti/Se users in your audience, you might want to lower the global/abstract concepts and be more concrete.
Things I got out of it after looking at the transcript instead and finding that the first 9 minutes was only a ramble:
Se+Ti = Certainty and clarity. on existing structure (if needed). Will have a (unconscious) pecking order based on your muchness, assertiveness and will to masculinity.