Functions As Expressed In Videos

I can't say if that is a common tendency among Ni-doms nor did I imply it with the Ni vid I posted. It was the clearest Ni video I could find so that's why I included it. I think people who are generally outwardly attracted to darkness are also attracted to the darkness within themselves and (unconsciously) exploring it. In terms of horror in relation to Se, it can give you an adrenaline rush if you find it scary/exciting more than many other Se experiences, which can of course make an Ni-dom (or an Se user in general) drawn to it.

This game looks so Ni it almost hurts my brain (but with some themes of Se like the violence and acrobatics/parkour). It's incredibly linear in the way that each segment flows into the next so casually. The way you run around the place makes me think of what it's like to explore the very holistic and stable map of Ni; it's as if everything is already laid out for you and you just have to find it.

Ne! (+ transpersonal rapture)

Se/Ni and Fi/Te maybe? the overall theme is obviously dark and visceral and I personally find that both the themes, mood, psychological and emotional tension displayed in both NGE as well as death grips' music go together terrifyingly well.


This music video is a little unnerving yet whimsical as well (the fish eye lens sure does the trick!). It's has this confrontational in-your-face air to it (literally) but it also has that Ne playfulness as well.


Sort of hard to tell for me but I sense some Se/Ni linearity going on, mostly because Doom is just spending his day but the way it's displayed makes it so that the viewer is experiencing past and present at the same time as well as it bleeding into each other. It's simplistic yet it also holds some small intricacies here and there.


Ooone more I promise. So feeling lots of Fi tension here. Living in the city for too long must make you feel sort of trapped, and you just want to get a way from it all, maybe even partake in some clubbing just to shed those pent up emotions for the week. The overall song feels a tad bit intimate as well, and not necessarily a club banger.