Will you please give opinions? I now have eyes:)
Jul 23, 2013 0:00:24 GMT -5 by nochipa
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Post by nochipa on Jul 23, 2013 0:00:24 GMT -5
I am by no means an expert on visual typing but I have been studying and attempting to apply it for a long time now. I am about 90% certain that your type is FeSi. The dominant Fe is very easy to see (I am using your last video on the first page as it is the clearest) in the way that you modulate your voice to get your point across, your very broad smile that seems to encompass the whole face, and the gentle eyebrow raising and head nods. In terms of secondary Si there is heavy blinking going on, and the eyes are set firmly and have a slight hardness to them; you also look down and to the side rather steadily and then come back to center-focus when you are retrieving past information, like your previous MBTI typings, which is characteristic of Si. The tertiary Ne can also be seen on occasion, but occurs far less frequently, and is a kind of floating and darting around of the eyes (this was in one of the previous videos). I think one of the most clear examples is when you started talking about "a lot of times I get to work" which then immediately transitioned into an Ne tangent about elementary teachers being OCD. I also think that I can see Ti in the eye movements every now and then, but for me it's a bit hard to tell apart from Si, and as it would be the inferior function I would expect to see it rather infrequently. However, I definitely noticed the Ti neutralization in the face and voice.
As well as the visual typing I think that what you've written in this thread is also a strong indicator that you are FeSi. When you say that you make all your decisions "based on how it affects not only me but everyone involved" this is a classic example of a strong and/or dominant Fe at work. And the meticulousness you talk about and your extremely good eye and memory for sensory details is a very strong indicator for Si. The tertiary Ne would explain why you feel and see yourself as very creative and capable of being spontaneous, as I've found that many people (myself included), tend to identify very much with their tertiary function.
Hey there:) thanks so much for watching and analyzing. I agree with you about the Fe, but I'm not so sure about the Si and the Ne.
I recall detail, true, but not just physical detail. I recall other things about a person or a place and that includes the intangible stuff, too, the ambiance, the mood, etc. Also, couldn't Ni also record detail? Almost subconsciously? I don't make it a point to go around absorbing detail and some details, like what kind of car somebody's driving or who has mowed their lawn this week, don't matter to me. I will drive my car until all the lights come on and it starts making noises because I DON'T pay attention that stuff.
I did make a big deal about teachers being OCD and that is because they are always making a big deal about me dropping the ball on some nitpicky little something that doesn't even matter in the overall scheme of things. My point in that little "rant" was that I'm not OCD when it comes to my physical environment. I've been heavily criticized by these people because of that. I have had to go out of my way to emphasize that my brand of perfectionism is based not on whether the books are all in the "right" place or the files are in the "right" order but on the kind of human being I am. How do I treat my fellow human being? What have I done to leave the world a better place than I found it? To me, that's what matters when it's all said and done. I guess you could call it a "moral perfectionism".
About my eyes, when I take my glasses off, I can't see and it is hard to focus your eyes when you can't see. Still, I took them off because people wanted to see my eyes. Look at the body language, the overall "feel" and also the mannerisms, hand movements, etc.
So, I do agree with you about the Fe, but I'm not so sure about the Si and Ne. If I had a stronger Si, I don't think my coworkers would constantly be telling me that I was "unique." I don't think I would have spent so much of my life feeling like an alien.