I've Put This Off for Long Enough

Hi, @fangoriousfae. I'm a bit late here but I would like to say: welcome to the forum.

In your case, as it is in most cases, the judging functions are the easiest to detect. I agree with the members above in that you (clearly) use the Fi/Te pair.
You're Pe-heavy and makes an excellent usage of Te. Your Pe perk-ups are very much there, as well as Te browraises. I am inclined to say your perception functions are the Si/Ne pair. You don't zone out as far I could see. And your scrunches suggest usage of Si, as well as the excessive blinking as in 1:44, for instance. Your perk-ups and eyes have the naïve quality of Ne. As usual in the forum, things can get a little less clear when it comes to the hierachy of functions. I am torn between TeSi (Ne-heavy) and NeFi (Te-heavy). But I am much more inclined to see you as an Ne-heavy TeSi. I see no posstibility of SiTe or FiNe. You don't have the Pi-lead body viscous swaying, neither is your face consumed/flooded by Fi as in Fi-leads.

How does all these things sound to you based on the unique experience of being you (I mean being the only one to have access to your psyche from inside)?  

Hi @fangoriousfae I type you as a Gamma, not sure about the hierarchy, but I'm leaning towards P-lead, your eyes have the "piercing" quality of Se/Ni and you do a lot of Se perk-ups. I think everyone agree about your Fi/Te functions. I'm seeing high Fi though given your "affected" face but it's more ambiguous than others, I wouldn't disregard NiTe as an option either. I'm torn between SeFi and NiTe.

No... Aaargh I can't decide, now I'm considering FiSe. Gamma definitely.

@fangoriousfae, I don't rule out the NeFi possibilty for you. I am still torn between TeSi (Ne-heavy) and NeFi. I can't see you as an Ni/Se user. There's no Se usage without Ni usage and there's no Ni signals in your video imo, you never zone-out and present no Ni-scowls. On the other hand, your scruntches are pretty Si (the Si 'doubting' scruntches) as well as episodes of Si excessive blinking (like from 0:14 to 0:18), never saw an Ni/Se user do that the way you do. Besides, your eyes seem pretty Ne to me. 


The detection of P-functions is still the most delicate aspect of VR, together with the hierarchy of functions. But I honestly find it to be normal, do you know why? VR dares to walk on a territory made of the most subtle subtlies (except in the rare cases of people who are extremely easy to type) and it couldn't be different - or it would have been discovered decades and decades ago (maybe even by Jung xD when he first started noticing the existence of Psychological Types). But I think that the boldest  we are in facing the biggest challenges, we more incredible and amazing the achievements are - and being able to detect someone's type accurately through VR is an amazing thing. I love this saying: "For not knowing it was impossible, he/she went there and made it". It is the same with our physical body. One of my physical trainners (I am not a physical person, but I discovered in 'working out' an amazing way to stay more landed and connected), an amazing SeTi (high Fe), sometimes say to her students at the moment when the challenges of the training (resistence trainings) seem too hard to bear and we feel there's no other scape than giving up: "Your brain tells you it's impossible to continue LONG before it is truly physically impossible to continue." I believe it is the same with every big challenge: only by not knowing it is impossible it is really possible to get the greatest unbelievable things and results in life and make the most unbelievable things come true (think of increbile movies, think of Steve Jobs...). [/end of morsecode helf-help book drafts: "Things are possibru, believre me"  ]  We are still figuring out the biggest subtleties involving Perceiving Functions and hierarchy of functions. We have already narrowed down your type possibilites a lot so far and we are waiting for an interaction video where we can see the body from a distance.

As for the series The Doctor, I haven't watched it yet.   It's in my series-to-watch wish-list.