Post by Auburn on Feb 25, 2018 0:00:09 GMT -5
edit: also, welcome!
yes! they're quite similar.
both fit into the "Eccentric Nerd" label
NeFi-Te's are people like:
TeSi-Ne are people like:
Visually they have different ratios and qualities to their signals, most notably J-lead signals vs P-lead signals.
Behaviorally:
TeSi's statistically appear more in business, politics, news and acting.
NeFi's statistically appear more in comedy, children's shows/books/comic-strips/voice-acting.
TeSi-Ne's tend to be witty, nerdy but often sustain a successful career and fancy things like political commentary (if a little satirical). They're also prolific media generators.
NeFi-Te's tend to be witty, nerdy but have less political or economically inclined careers. They take more to gaming, arts (music/dance) and so forth.
Just a few things that come to mind from memory. It goes further but maybe this is a start.
yes! they're quite similar.
both fit into the "Eccentric Nerd" label
NeFi-Te's are people like:
NeFi-Te Felicia Day
World of Warcraft Addict, self-professed "Queen of Geeks"
NeFi-Te Bachir Boumaaza
Self-professed "Best Gamer in the World"
NeFi-Te Eesha Khare
Famous for her experiment she made at age 17: "Design and Synthesis of Hydrogenated TiO2-Polyaniline Nanorods for Flexible High-Performance Supercapacitors"
The NeFi-Te is usually scientifically minded, loves engineering puzzles, is often entrepreneurial, but also scattered in their interests and lacking in the follow-through of a Te-lead to make their science concepts a consistent source of income. Although some do manage it, but many are gamers, software programmers, etc.
World of Warcraft Addict, self-professed "Queen of Geeks"
NeFi-Te Bachir Boumaaza
Self-professed "Best Gamer in the World"
NeFi-Te Eesha Khare
Famous for her experiment she made at age 17: "Design and Synthesis of Hydrogenated TiO2-Polyaniline Nanorods for Flexible High-Performance Supercapacitors"
The NeFi-Te is usually scientifically minded, loves engineering puzzles, is often entrepreneurial, but also scattered in their interests and lacking in the follow-through of a Te-lead to make their science concepts a consistent source of income. Although some do manage it, but many are gamers, software programmers, etc.
TeSi-Ne are people like:
TeSi-Ne Philip DeFranco
TeSi-Ne Stephen Colbert
A major nerd, comedian with a political bent - and a satirical sense of humor
TeSi-Ne John Carmack
Famous for programming "Doom" and now coding for Oculus VR
TeSi-Ne Stephen Colbert
A major nerd, comedian with a political bent - and a satirical sense of humor
TeSi-Ne John Carmack
Famous for programming "Doom" and now coding for Oculus VR
In this event, how would you tell the two apart?
Visually they have different ratios and qualities to their signals, most notably J-lead signals vs P-lead signals.
What are the major differences? What are the major similarities?
TeSi's statistically appear more in business, politics, news and acting.
NeFi's statistically appear more in comedy, children's shows/books/comic-strips/voice-acting.
TeSi-Ne's tend to be witty, nerdy but often sustain a successful career and fancy things like political commentary (if a little satirical). They're also prolific media generators.
NeFi-Te's tend to be witty, nerdy but have less political or economically inclined careers. They take more to gaming, arts (music/dance) and so forth.
Just a few things that come to mind from memory. It goes further but maybe this is a start.
