A Picture's Worth a Thousand Words but a Video's worth more

Absolutely! I think that's a great idea, as I'm sure I'm not alone in my misconceptions. Also, I tried making two more videos, just of me spacing out, to see if I could provoke any Si when my Fe WASN'T at the fore. Sorry to ask, but would you guys mind looking? No talking in these, just me daydreaming (in one) and calling up a memory (in the other).

EDIT: And I don't know if anyone's still watching, but here they are.  You can track my gaze much better when I'm not busy articulating:

Daydreaming-


I think I see more Ne eye-wandering in this one and maybe some Si blinking.  Thoughts?  I can't yet recognize naivete/sharpness, but it's clearer here than when I'm emoting.

Recalling a memory-

Okay, thanks! And no problem at all. That seems to be the consensus and thanks for watching anyways. ^_^

I'm rewatching the eye videos and do think I see a lot of Ne gentle drifting, but can anyone check me? I think I might be using Si when I blink, but if someone could confirm, that would be great, as I still don't see the eyebrow thing. I don't think my eyes are nearly focused enough for Se, but I don't see myself using the typical signs for either of the two Pi functions, at least not clearly, so if anyone has the time and could point out Si to me, I would appreciate it. I'm sure I HAVE a Pi, I just need to find it.

Your writing did make sense. I will await and see what others say as I am both the subject of the video and an inexperienced reader so I don't know how to interpret things, but I will respond to some of the comments.

1. In general, in real life, my physical movements (such as grabbing the book) are a bit clumsy, so that's true. I tend to trip over nothing quite a bit and frequently drop things. I don't know if that does or doesn't relate to the hands, but as you mentioned clumsiness, I figured I should add that that's a constant trait.
2. I will agree that I can't turn off or control my emotions easily, at least not consciously. I tend to project a lot of what I'm feeling and it's not something I think about doing. I don't know if this is more Fi or Fe, but I'm typically unaware of the emotions I'm projecting and I generally can't help what comes through and am often told I'm expressing emotions I was unaware I let leak onto my face.  I'm very easy to read.  Your description of emotions sounds a lot like my perception of how I send out emotions. It's more my excitement leaking into the room and I guess a sort of inherent warmth and optimism rather than controlled bursts of emotion. Comparatively, I have a much greater awareness of and control over my thinking, which I tend to consider my "conscious" so to speak and can more easily direct it. This may be a result of greater practice, but I find that function is much easier to direct and focus.
3. I typically get that my voice sounds very young. Or that I have an accent, and not the one I should have. I think it's because (as I can hear) I have a few strange articulations. I don't know if this helps either side, but that's the general perception of my voice and I am always amused when strangers decide I'm not actually American. It's hit or miss, as some people claim I don't have an accent at all, while for others it's the first thing they ask about.
4. And I am very good at talking a topic through and thinking on my feet, particularly if it's something I know well.  I think this could be Te or Fe, but I've recently learned I'm naturally surprisingly skilled at making up a speech on the spot (not on this, on something I had thought more extensively on and it was much more coherent, more like my first video).  I don't need to think out loud, but I can.  I process things pretty quickly and can always work them out as I speak.  So some Je.

Thanks! That's the one part that stills throws me is really the Si. Perhaps what we need better signs of using it as it sounds like I'm not the only one who doesn't do the eyebrow thing. I do think I probably use my Ne a lot as well, just going from the videos, so that may be why I'm able to think on the spot. My mind works pretty quickly and often picks up on things before I consciously have time to put them into words and it just spits them back to me as I go. Like many, many people, my subconscious is smarter than I am and will often work on a problem for hours without my knowledge on a longer problem and then tell me the answer. I'd miss it if I didn't have it. *hugs Ne/Si loop*
And yep, I'm American. Typically most foreigners get it, it's more some people from around here, although I don't think I've ever heard German before.
I think I'll reserve judgment for a bit, check out both threads as there's been some controversy and see if I can make any sense of it.  If anyone else has an opinion, feel free to offer, and sorry for being indecisive, the Ne in me likes knowing all its options.

EDIT: And I think I get angry more like an Fi user...I don't tend to lash out, even if my anger shows on my face, preferring to keep it to myself or snap quickly, so sorry to be an exception to your hypothesis.  

And could anyone point out to me some of the eye signs in the quiet video?  I find I keep getting lost on that part when typing others and think it would help to use myself as a reference.

I also noticed the chin tuck thing on another video I made, just for me, still trying to make sure I fully get it.  I don't know if it actually does indicate Fi, but it seems to be a gesture I make a fair amount.  Could just be the angle of the camera.

EDIT 2: Would you like me to post pictures of some relatives, to see if they are in fact Fi/Te?  I can try and find some to test the idea.

Yep, we're in the process of analyzing all your videos and type, and will have an answer for you soon.
Thank you too, for providing so much material to help the reading process!

Now I have read it all and seen most of your videos. I think you use Fe>Ti and Ne>Si. I was wondering if you were NeTi high Fe instead of a FeSi. Definitely not a stereotypical FeSi (as it's commonly known in the MBTI community).