Hello all, your expertise is appriciated

In CT there are no stereotypes to each function or type so are you perhaps referring to the ones attached to ESTP's in the MBTI community? CT, which you may already know, uses a different system from MBTI and recognizes that people can be more nuanced and not as one-sided as some may think, which you probably also can tell just by interacting with people in real life - that they're not "one dimensional fictional characters." Of course some can be like that but from my own experience they're in the minority. Also, each type and function can express themselves in many different ways and that's why I talked about you being a certain "shade" of SeTi. There certainly are "alpha male" SeTi's but from what I've seen, it hasn't been all that uncommon for them to be very smart and perceptive because they can have a great use of Ti and also Se/Ni. And as I said, you seem to be one of those people.

Okay guys, SeTi it is then. Thank you for the help, glad to hear my generational babbling was interesting!

Just as a general note: it might be a good idea to emphasize the use of interaction videos and multiples that show typees at different angles, since that seems to be a better way to get accurate reads.