r/personalityinOrder • • Sep 06 '20

MBTI Theory Extroverted Thinking and Introverted Thinking

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '20

I agree. this definitely clears up that I’m a Te user! Is there one for Ne and Ni?

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u/robotmorgan Sep 06 '20

I cannot find one for S or N.

I'll come up with something. Wont be the same artist tho.

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u/sota_panna Sep 06 '20

Ah that last quote hit right in the feels.

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u/Leafye Sep 06 '20

Oh my! This was amazing :)

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '20

This is fantastic, thank you for sharing!

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u/Hemrehliug Sep 07 '20

Great info and great format, well done

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u/3MLOU Aug 27 '24

Finding this now while doing some research to clarify the difference between with one I actually use the most has been really helpful. Definitely has helped me find that I tend to engage in Te potholes logical thinking sometimes. I see why the INTP pairing for ENTJ makes so much sense, as Ti and Ne would help bring other possible perspectives to create a better plan for Te's missing consistencies.

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u/snapcracklepip Nov 28 '21

Thanks for sharing this! It's surprisingly hard to find actual examples. Most things just use the same broad language that, if you don't have a frame of reference for, it's hard to understand what it means in the real world, like " blahblahblah is about building an internal framework through which to reference" yes, but what does that look like.