SIMPLE Hero Ti Definition: 'What is it NOT?' | Introverted Thinking Cognitive Function | ISTP & INTP

ISTP Vchuefeu talks about his experience with Ti being his dominant function.

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[farrex]

As an ENTP myself, an interaction that can hapen with Te. Is that Te might want answers now, and Ti can be comfortable with not having an answer. The Te user might say "x is like this" and a TI user might be like "That doesn't make sense because of y, here is where your logic fails". So the Te user might e like "ok, what is the answer then?" and Ti will say "I do not know, I just know that what you said is not true".
Don't get me wrong, Ti will actively search for answers, but a TI user will rather have no answer at all than have the wrong one. But Ti will indeed search for answers and once we think we got one, it mgiht be hard to prove us wrong. But if you manage to prove us wrong, we might default back to having no answer. We won't accept your answer, until we have think about it properly. Ti can be commitment phobic, meanignt hat we mgiht marry with an idea only if we are sure about it. So that is why the opinionated stereotype is inaccurate, because Ti might have strong opinions, but it will be in very specific things. Ti will often not give an opinion at all, because we want to be accurate.

Ti will work via discarding logic if it doesn't seem sound. It just like Chufue said, is like a filter, often being skeptical at everything. It is like if my brain says, everything is false until proven right. How that works with Ne tho, my brain is constantly consuming new ideas, but my Ti is filtering them. Sometimes people might not see my Ne, other than for making jokes, because it has to be filtered through my Ti. But with Ne Fe, there is no filter in that area, so things that do not need my Ti, they flow freely. So people might see more of my Ne and Fe, and TI comes often just to say people that what they said made no sense.
One thing that has always happened to me, I have always been extremely aware of logical fallacies even before I knew there was a thing. Like I notice falalcies when somoene says them. When I realized such a thing existed, I often get this red flag in my mind, when someone says something that seems illogical. So i search if there is a fallacy to match it, and there almost always is. I have never studied fallacies, nor do I know them. Yet somehow my brain almost always knows when there is one. It is like a program, reading every line of code someone says, and I am compiling it. So I get an exception message in my brain everytime an error is found. That doesn't mean I always say it, often due to Fe I keep it to myself.

[kevrokka.d.]

Thank for featuring more ISTPs in these discussions, Joyce. My people often get a short shrift in the discussion of cognitive functions.

[BF-non]

I need to find more Ti friends. I love this direct no bs let's get to the truth approach. - INTJ

[findandobserve]

NiTe user here - I have upmost respect and appreciation for Ti.

Real talk: the world would be a better place if more influencers were high Ti.

[PrometheusRaisin]

Damn, I think that was the single best video I've seen about Ti in like two years lol
This is so clear, and also the bite size format is very digestible.
Something about this satisfies me to the core for some reason haha
This new idea for the channel is a very good one 👌

[samuelunias]

The "One and only" part seemed more Ni - Ti than Ti alone, but it just makes it even cooler.

[jovynabong]

All T (Ti/Te) are always speculating. It just depends on each standpoint. Te is searching for the facts outward without personal bias or Fi value system while Ti is searching for the facts of the truth inward (inside of the box of knowledge of the formed reality the person has built).

[Hypatia]

Joyce has particularly great hair in this video!

[getreadywithmemamma]

Thank you for breaking this down. This feels similar to my fi funnel just more fluid and then settled less sharp and refined.

[lisafoster]

Excellent video!!!! As an Intp I have been called stubborn and negative… This was hands down one of my favorite TI videos….

[VortexThePrime]

I hope you end up doing videos with all of the functions like this. These are very helpful as far as helping people understand the functions and differences between introverted and extroverted, dominant and not, etc.

[daveb]

Ti is a bit like solving a jigsaw puzzle. Ti wants to find all the right pieces, fit them together in the right order, to create a clear and concise picture. For myself though, providing solutions is definitely part and parcel of the Ti process, it isn't enough just to have understanding on its own, it preferably needs to provide some practical function or be a solution to some problem, perceived conundrum or dilemma, either physical, metaphysical or both.

[umeshkulkarni]

Don't be offended by Ti rejection. Help them get to the truth. This so helpful to debate with harmony. Thank you both very much. It helps me to balance my Fi with Ti. 🙏

[L.l.I.ia_N]

When someone asks me what I like I struggle to say but I definitely know what I hate.

[jmbennett]

I'm nodding all the way as I see this in my INTP husband. I do think that his Ne encourages him to explore ideas further and get to a Yes more so than what may be practical.

[KathrineMarie]

Love the cookie example again🤣 Now I can clearly see the difference between Fi and Ti.

[wisdomseeker]

Hi Joyce An "Infp" Male here. Wanting to know, learn, more.. About this Ti. 😉 Thanks Again For this Another Super Valuable Video.

[NdiforKhan]

1:39
Joyce trying not to laugh is so cute lol
I like my steak well done btw

[artisanrox]

The cookie example was great and really increased my understanding. (intj)

[cyberneticbutterfly]

Now I really want to see like 4 INTPs doing a livestream of a strategy game session or something.
Having them work together I foresee either 4 INTPs all thinking the same and agreeing a lot or 4 INTPs letting their Ti become their ego and like "I'm more profound!!" "NO! I'M MORE PROFONUD!".