Recent content by Bri.ak

I agree with utilizing healthy Se for balance. ‘Rarely’ is an overreach. As I’ve gotten older I’ve been able to unlock more artistic ability in my life. Si is the uncouncious function. That’s a concept I often meditate on. We’re not able to comprehend Si, because it’s our actual being. We...

Intuitive doesn’t mean ‘psychic’, just like Feeling doesn’t mean ‘emotional’. The cognitive function Ni creates an ability to connect seemingly disconnected information in a large network of data. It’s not sequential. When it hits a, ‘Well, that doesn’t make sense’, it jumps wherever the next...

Someone who studied ontology. Sceptism meaning the belief that nothing is true until proven real, even physical reality.

This. I live in Alaska, so haven’t traveled much. Went to NY, barely got into the Met before it closed, looked at Van Gogh’s ‘White Roses’ and cried. But I don’t have feelies. I refuse.

It thought it was said as a joke because deja vu is theorized to be the transposing of consciousness. That’s so cool! Thanks for telling me. Maybe it’s prophetic of great convos to come.

Muahaha Like transposed consciousness?

Like Global Five, Enneagram, and Socionics? The one thing about MBTI that drives me mad is Myers and Briggs views, and test, re the J/P preference. It has to do with categorization not organization. INFJs are more often not tidy than organized. Inferior Se makes them awful at it, actually...

And who’s yours?

I’m the definition of a sceptic. I see reality as transposed to us. We use absence to measure reality; cold is the absence of heat, color is what is rejected, not absorbed, dark is the absence of light, time isn’t gain, it’s loss through entropy. Focus on gaining knowledge above materialistic...

Democritus here! Haven’t learned to be ‘smiley’ yet, but working on it. I’ve always been enamoured with the thought of substance and it’s relationship to absence. Nice thread.

INFJs see the world in Archetypes. They are sceptics (philosophical definition) that don’t believe things until they experience them. They’ll group objects by sensory information and emotions attached to them. An INFJ will read the intention of art like they can read people. An INFJ will...