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Auburn

Auburn

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  • Dormouse
    All Adymus sees are introverts and all you see are extroverts, it seems. Funny. :)
    From what I know of his sister she seems like much more of an INFP, to be honest. Though I do agree that she came off as much more extroverted, these videos aren't great for analysing types since you don't get to see anyone interact with an unpredictable (real) environment.
    As for Anamalech, I honestly have no idea what he should be typed as, though Si as a dominant or auxiliary would definetly be fitting. I'd like to see Adymus's logic on this one, though.
    My main concern is that Ana has too much disdain for S's and is all shattered now, which seems silly to me since he's regardless one of the smartest people I know.

    Do you mind me asking for your definition of Fe? Is over-reacting an Fe trait? I'm still confused by all the functions. It seems everybody uses all of them. I mean, we all need models of the past and present and future, right? Um, rambling, sorry.
    Sparrow
    I've made one last video. Tell me that I'm ISFJ :P If you do, I'll believe it. Really now, Adymus is destroying my sense of self. I thought I was INTP and now I'm ISFJ. That's a complete 180. If I am in fact ISFJ, well...I guess I'll have to live with it XD
    Dormouse
    So what would you type our dear friend Ana as? I'm very curious, and susceptible to agreeing with one opinion if I'm not presented with another quickly enough.
    Melkor
    Don't you know it's impossible to castrate me woman?

    Why, it's like taking a blunt axe to a redwood!

    Anyway, Heylo Auburn.^_^
    loveofreason
    *castrates Melkor with a crimped bottle cap*

    *wraps Auburn in a nice purple blankie and administers emergency hot chocolate*
    Melkor
    You're a hir now?

    *Slaps*

    Don't be silly.

    If you're a hir I get to start grabbing your boobs.

    Also, get on msn, I'm still huffing with you over last night and I expect an apology with lots of squirming.

    {Just read the smilies thread, I wish the old ones were default, I miss them dearly, all of them}:phear:
    saffyangelis
    Thankies =) and yeah, I did. I've been meaning to get a new avatar for a while anyways too, I just couldn't find a picture I liked.
    Melkor
    auuuuuu bbbbbuuuuuuuuuuu rrrrnnnnnn!

    :D


    sqquueeeeeee

    *Tackleshugs*

    Melly misssseeedddddddd youuuuu!!!!!!!!!


    ^_^
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    loveofreason
    Wait... you were sneaking round Melkor's profile at this time of night?


    Lucky for you he leaves the curtain open and lights on!
    Melkor
    *Forms a camp outside Auburns home and begins to play a guitar (badly) by a fire*


    Oh Auburn we missss you, Auburn we doooo!
    loveofreason
    (ps. I should mention that while I see 'lor' as a true identity, it is one of multiple identities. Evidence, perhaps, that I experience no differentiation between persona and identity.... It would be interesting to know how other people experience such a fundamental thing, and what the difference indicates. Perhaps we divide into 'self-mutable' and 'self-stable' kinds of folk.... I'm so self-mutable that almost anything can become my identity.... hmm...)
    loveofreason
    I rather agrees with you Auburn... about names.

    If a nick really is nothing more than a false identity... what's the point of replacing one false identity with another?

    If it really doesn't matter what someone is called, then there is no real reason for change. Just whim.

    I like concrete change to either reflect the self-determined growth of a system, or extrinsic necessity, or pathology :p.

    All the rapid changes in the atmosphere of my mind I recognise as whimsy. They don't actually shape the anchors that locate me in the world, nor engender the development of my system.

    Hehe. I'm lor. I am loveofreason, as much - if not moreso - than the name applied to me by the external world. It is not a false identity. I chose it for the truth it tells.

    *boxes Nyx for tricking us with false identities*

    We have user titles for the satisfaction of our whims! :p
    cheese
    The avatar works on two levels: as a stimulus of thought, and as a warning against accepting all thought immediately. Adams sort of turns us into the narrator and asks us to do better, so we don't end up just inheriting and parroting as he did. It's also interesting that there's only one avatar at a time - knowledge paradigms sort of work the same way; one worldview will prevail.

    Ok seems I had more to say than I thought, oops. Tell me what you think!
    cheese
    Oh, right, God's Debris! Forgot, oops.

    I really enjoyed it. I'd prefer to hear your thoughts on it first. I sort of sped through the whole thing, spurred on by excitement, and didn't tak the time to reflect properly. My strongest, most conscious reaction is that it sounds like a pretty neat explanation and ties together the divine and material together rather nicely. My other conscious, but less emotionally compelling, thought is that the avatar's method of 'instructing' seems completely at odds with his message; the delivery guy pretty much accepts whatever he says wholesale and critical analysis isn't really examined. Not in-line with what Adams wanted us to do, and recognition of that is the first step, perhaps.
    Hey, how come you posted that thing about me in Poetry, Handmade & Blogging? Also, you forgot to mention my name so everyone could know it's about me.
    Dormouse
    Lovely thread you just posted, it was wonderful to read and surprisingly touching... Or something. But out-of-the-ordinary, which is always a good thing. :)
    Cegorach
    With what?! >.>

    Your argument was exemplary and anything aside from the theoretical realm of his function order was entirely honest and respectful.

    You also heavily inspired me to entertain some theories on function interaction, something which I find quite lacking in any resources I'm able to attain.

    I'm actually quite impressed. ;)
    Fleur
    I am glad that at least one person does it gently - others tend to leave uncomfortable poke-marks.
    cheese
    Auburn, I really like that story you linked to, by Scott Adams. I'm in the middle of it at the moment and - what a little gem!
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