Growling Sidewinder: INTJ predicting

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[@travisharris2125]

Former Soldier and INTJ here. Can corroborate the reaction time thing. I got shot at by a sniper in Afghanistan and the bullet landed right next to my foot. Instead of running I started thinking, did one of our guys accidentally discharge? After a few seconds of thinking about who could have accidentally discharged I saw my platoon leader and forward observer running away with bullets skipping up behind them and then I finally ran and started getting my guys to return fire. I always think back to how my analysis instead of action could have gotten me killed if that guy had decided to do a follow up shot on me instead of shooting at someone else. Great learning experience!

[@jankom.7783]

All introverted functions solve some kind of need by direct action. Ni solves fear from environment, so we do not get overwhelmed, instead we stay calm, analyze, then act. Which most of the time is the right thing to do. But at certain points in life we learn that "run first, analyze later" is better strategy. Though you also need to know where to run. Ne is the opposite. They are voicing their emotions from unknown, so Ni has to solve them. Then Se is confident about their emotions of sensory experience. What looks good, feels good, is physically painful. Si listen to it, analyzes it and tries to make environment comfortable for others. To attract Ni people, who solve their fears of unknown

[@PeterBondeVillain]

"We're fine -- no we're not"

[@mirceastroescu]

I totally relate, planning 5 chess moves in advance on how to take his king, while missing the obvious pawn that just got near my rook. One of the funniest movies.

[@einsame_Maria]

It reminds me of that story from HIMYM about an architect that created the most beautiful library in the world, but forgot to account for the weight of the books and the library sag into the ground.

[@Hyperdriveuk]

I think this is your best Ni video ever... lmao!

[@Elodie_N_INTJ_Analyzes]

Probably the best Ni example, perfect. Great video ! Se is so fast.🤣I am also INTJ - Ni/Fi - SCBP We need to pay more attentions to details, be more on the present to be more efficient, and... acting right now ! before it's too late. Enjoy the present.

[@CaveyMoth]

I can sort of relate as an Ne user. I see the missiles all around me, so to speak. And I'm just hunkering down, trying to find the neat trick that will let me escape all of a sudden, in the most epic, clean way possible. I would like to see a model of the cognitive functions that uses aircraft combat simulation as a theme. I've already imagined a model of the sensory functions based on navigating a complex cavern.

[@freshbakedclips4659]

As an ENTP, I am confident in navigating unknown patterns but I have difficulty in remembering practical sensory details. It might suck but I can kinda relate to the INTJ on this part

[@VTdarkangel]

I've been subscribed to GS for a couple of years now. He's very good, but it is hilarious when he misjudges the situation. The best part of it is his sense of humor about it. He has no qualms about making jokes about his mistakes.

[@jankom.7783]

I would say that the mistakes are what he collects. So he can learn from them. So when he makes a mistake it is such a niche, unusual mistake, that he has no problem to present that. Because as far as I can tell, Ni is about putting themselves into unfamiliar situation, trying to solve it until comes to a mistake, learning from it and adopting a new behavioral pattern. Repeat until you feel like you conquered the problem/situation. And then find some other problem.

[@frost8077]

This is a funny video to be recommended. I follow Growling Sidewinder but I almost never think about categorizing others. I'm INFJ and enjoy the way he talks about situations.

[@FrenchCelt]

Oh lord, I relate so hard to this, confidently going about making commentary about what's happened, what's happening, and what's going to happen, only to faceplant when my Ni outraces my Se so badly that I'm comedically shocked by how everything went so wrong so quickly. Meanwhile my sensor buddies saw it coming a mile away. Maybe even warned me. And I brushed them off because I just knew better.

[@theFLRN]

This is the most random recommendation I have ever got. I think I have to go deeper

[@orangeziggy348]

Yes you do.

[@theFLRN]

@@orangeziggy348 a few days in. It‘s getting interesting. Starting to grasp the concepts

[@kimmi9697]

once the patterns are all identified, we can seemingly become very good at Se...but it's only once the physics of every possible situation have been "downloaded" to the brain...with games I've noticed this can surprise ppl that think you are sh*t for so long, they give up expecting much from you, and then suddenly, one day, you have a lot of the sensory worked out and you can be as good as your eye-hand coordination allows you to be. this doesn't always work well outside of games bc some situations have only one chance to perform (like something involving a critical decision on a human life). this has led me to really see Ni (the Oi that i have) as being just as past focused as Si except we are not focused on the precise steps but rather the scenarios or situations that those steps can occur. so when a similar scenario or the context of one starts to come into being, we have a "preloaded" set of sensory that can be anticipated and that's what makes us seem future focused. i've had the pleasure/pain of working with an ISTJ, but it has been the first time i know of that i get to see and experience Si and, delightfully, i get to understand it. a good example of Ni/Si was the video this channel has on the two ppl organizing their tools. it shows what Oi does when it has the time and initiative to plan for sensory vs react to it.

[@lovebeast6653]

Life is so much more than personality; the authors you read, how you spend your money, your linguistic genetics, character, your natural capacities, how you eat and sleep; it is horrendously complex and hard to manage...

[@speedy_comet]

What all INTJs need to hear: "Just do it" -Nike Also, this had me dying 😂 cause I play WT

[@amateurwizard]

Okay. I was hoping since it seems as if you've seen a lot of his videos, that the context would be added that these are appropriate responses. If he were to perform more often as a single decider rather than a single observer he leaves himself far more open to losses (given that this is a dynamic time-sensitive situation). The same NI can be seen with other Airmen who play mil-sims online such as Fighting Falcon. Another thing to keep in mind is that this channel (Growling Sidewinder) is not for playing the games, it's focused on the ins & outs of military strategy. There are hundreds of DCS channels, few of them are ex-military and fewer still explain how to take advantage of the extremely intricate digital recreation of airborne warfare in a fun way. The game's manual is 390 pages, each aircraft has it's own manual and unique procedures. The manual for the A-10 Warthog is 671 pages. For the F-16, his bird of choice it's 452. What is left out of the manuals is tactics. Which is why he spends all his time explaining. I'd rather that this was broached differently but this was still entertaining.

[@Lacter12]

ok thanks sensory brother

[@johnniedilangcruz9287]

There's a reason why Ni is the opposite of Se, right? I learned how to accept I suck at Se and avoid putting myself against Se-action oriented settings and events because that would be I would say too much of the good thing. We just can't double observe, it's a weakness. So since we have the patterns, we can't have the action then. Here's a truth: The more Ni knows about something, the more the INTJ is disabled from doing that which he figured out why. Unlike Deciders, the iron rule is different. The more deciders know about something, the more they are able to do it. Observers on the other hand, let's say Ni dom specifically, mastery of the patterns equals incapacity to perform them. The more one is able to Ni perceive into a matter, the more it is unable to perceive being that matter. Hence, the more refined the Ni observation is, the more it pushes the Se further. What Dave is suggesting is leaning more to him trying to be more "decider" by lowering down his Ni and making his Se rise up to the same level - it's basically what deciders do. Sometimes it might be beneficial to do that, but I prefer having my Ni - it may not be good in Se, but damn, the insights I gain is always out of this world. That's all, thank you!

[@freshbakedclips4659]

AS an ENTP, we share the same sentiment:: There's a reason why Ne is the opposite of Si, right? I learned how to accept I suck at Si and avoid putting myself against Si-action oriented settings and events because that would be I would say too much of the good thing. We just can't double observe, it's a weakness. So since we have the patterns, we can't have the practical action then. Here's a truth: The more Ne knows about something, the more the ENTP is disabled from doing that which he figured out why. Unlike Deciders, the iron rule is different. The more deciders know about something, the more they are able to do it. Observers on the other hand, let's say Ne dom specifically, mastery of the patterns equals incapacity to execute them practically. The more one is able to Ne perceive into a matter, the more it is unable to perceive being that matter. Hence, the wider the Ne observation is, the more it pushes the Si further. What Dave is suggesting is leaning more to him trying to be more "decider" by lowering down his Ni and making his Se rise up to the same level - it's basically what deciders do. Sometimes it might be beneficial to do that, but I prefer having my Ne - it may not be good in Si, but damn, the insights I gain is always out of this world.

[@johnniedilangcruz9287]

@@freshbakedclips4659 I don't know yet, but somehow I feel honored you switching up the fxns in your comment Ni-Se to Ne-Si. It proves that ENTP is indeed the INTJs shadow & vice versa. 👍😎

[@freshbakedclips4659]

@johnniedilangcruz9287 I think Ni is cooler than Ne. Ni is an imagination that has a sense of direction or a narrative, while Ne is an imagination that goes everywhere and it's impersonal i.e making me nerdy. Se on the other hand is cooler than Si. Se is the immediate and unbiased use of the real time Sensory, while Si is focused on remembering past Sensory functions vividly i.e it's rigid and inflexible, again making me nerdy.

[@johnniedilangcruz9287]

@@freshbakedclips4659 I can only take that compliment from an intuitive. The thing is, Ni is very weak and awkward Sensory-wise. You know Ni because of how poorly they project the S out - hence, the demon Se. Sensory-wise though, we are not really cool - our world, extends beyond the Sensory plane - so there's really no point for Ni to compete with Se based activities since they are bound to fail miserably. The real world for Ni is where the real 'gods' are. lol. That my friend is way more cooler. That's all, thank you. xD

[@gnak6525]

I never thought my hobbies of personality types and combat aviation would ever come together... but here we are!

[@E.Pluribus.Unum.]

Have to rewatch these painful failures. This needs to sink in. -IxxJ

[@reyk8493]

Its cool how I can predict things happening way earlier than an Ni dom :D

[@faytwind3913]

The simple problem is the intuitive is forcing himself into doing an artisan's role. The lesson is to not force your type into a role it's not suited for.

[@ChristopherWaddelow]

I don't think there is a problem to be solved here, nor do I think you, of all people, should be solving it

[@faytwind3913]

@@ChristopherWaddelow Typology is all about knowing the strengths, weaknesses, and roles of your and other types. Dummy

[@greekflightsimmer9894]

Very glad to see GS on this channel!

[@nemec4616]

couldn't believe who i saw on the title

[@ghjong001]

I was hoping for the F-22 clip. That's the signature Growling Sidewinder moment.

[@Owlsworthy]

😂😂 No..nyeooo..no! I can see the double deciding in myself so clearly now, but I still can't catch myself single observing, guess I'll have to wait for it to smack me in the face. Any other Observers having any luck? I feel like it's easier to catch single deciders because you just follow the angry mob..

[@dariaantonov7257]

That’s so relatable, even though I’m a decider. I can’t see single deciding but I can definitely see double observing.

[@thejdmguru621]

This is I think the biggest coincidence I’ve seen on KZbin today.

[@mohammadaljaddua2962]

But what the best way , how can we get the most benefit of our NI , and what shall we do

[@Tyinkzz]

Hay , friends sayed that i always say in games "what is happening" is this ni or se ? And also this things with the games is very practical example .

[@Tyinkzz]

For example when we play shooters i am always " what , where are they coming from ,i don't understand " also i have been told i am slow hahah

[@saucepan2342]

@@Tyinkzz this is why i snipe or ambush

[@xav500011]

Like Darth Vader in the Death Star trench run - "WHHAATT!"

[@getreadywithmemamma6973]

Awe Dave…. Shan’s right it’s a video game. Also, your Se hasn’t gotten better you just married Shan Te/Se haha the best Se move of your life by the way Dave. Miss you guys it’s Jula :) Our son is an ENTJ, or maybe an INTJ… is that what happens in your heads?😂 honestly this was hilarious and yeah I do this too… observer confidence is pretty fun 😂. Observers for life!!!! Hahaha. Until we don’t notice and die haha.

[@gilbert3579]

I just watched the Jordan Peterson interview with Peter Schiff and I think it could be an interesting type interaction breakdown video. I personally thought it was funny because you could sense the underlying tension between the two and their personalities. Jordan would ask a question and Peter in the attempt to answer would go off into left field in this semi-related issue on that and just blast nonstop it was hilarious. Finally after Peter's rant, Jordan would try to summarize/conceptualize it but Peter wouldn't let him, constantly interrupting and blasting. It was very entertaining. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJPMXpKko5mtl9k

[@egcm3]

That would be an Ni (Peterson) vs Ne (Schiff) interaction, isn't it?

[@IntrovertedNTJ]

Can't relate more :')

[@markusmatschoss4761]

I'm lead F-Ni practicing Muay Thai and I absolutely hate this 😭😭 please is there anything I could do to turn this off and react better????

[@readingbetweentheframes]

Literal story of my life

[@severussin]

Too slow.

[@hollo0o583]

… dr.House…

[@jakethemistake19]

He has a lot of content. Seemed like you nit picked content without full research. Would’ve been nice to show him playing on point as well cause he’s an exceptional sim pilot and reacts very regularly. Instead of just shitting on the guy you could have gone deeper with this episode to expand on areas of growth and development. But nah L take.

[@joyandpeacefullaughter5307]

Da fuck 😂What makes you think they didn't watch a lot of his content to decide his type?

[@jakethemistake19]

@@joyandpeacefullaughter5307 We are easy to spot if you look for the right things. The depth of analysis for GS is superficial at best because it nit picks the shortcomings of Se instead of expanding on INTJ strengths. Lazy one dimensional content.

[@orangeziggy348]

This video was not a “judgment” of said guy, rather it was a demonstration of NI, and it was a very successful demonstration.

[@ChristopherWaddelow]

I am sure they hate him, so what, get over it.

[@brucelee4763]

You are wrong

[@shimkiomarth7200]

I know a job

[@chronomirageYT]

You are being argumentative :)