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Hey, everyone!

Here I want to read a quote and try to decipher the Myers Briggs type of whoever said it. A basic example: "The more the merrier!" -EXXX, "Three is a crowd." -IXXX
Hopefully we can figure out all the MBTI functions with more detailed quotes. :)

To join in you can give some input to the quotes already listed or simply add another one. Feel free to include the authors name with the quote. Here is a starter...
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The next day back in High School Blue said something to me during the end of period.4 Econ. He told me that after the College class he went up, and talked to the guy that wanted to be my partner convincing him to become his partner too. Blue then teased that he had stolen my partner, and if i didn't want to be alone i would have no choice but to join them. Little did he know he actually saved me from my own doom with having to spend time with someone i barely knew on a project. But that didn't stop ...

Inferior Ti...now this sounds familiar!
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[B]Inferior Ti[/B]

Some Extraverted Feeling types mention becoming uncharacteristically logical and analytical, with a tendency to think before they speak, when they are in the grip of their inferior function. Such experiences of Introverted Thinking are not generally seen as either positive or negative— merely as strangely different. Perhaps the prevailing societal favoring of Extraversion over Introversion makes ...

I've gotten to the point where I have no clue what my type is. I've been through multiple types, and I'm not really sure what's really 'me' after all that. I've read descriptions until my eyes just about glaze over. :tongue: But, then, descriptions are supposedly totally useless, right? The functions are confusing as hell. As soon as I think I understand one of them...nope, that's not right.

I hate personality tests, especially the ones where I have to choose in a range (like on PerC's ...

A few days back I was thinking about the functions and how people tend to mix them up. Then I got an idea of their structure and what each of the functions were about.

S - Observation
N - Connection
F - Values
T - Reasoning

I call the Sensory function "Observation" because its purpose is to react to information. It is the one who finds the dots of information.
Se - takes in information as it is, a tree is a tree.
Si - takes in information ...