ISTP Interview Featuring: Jung Buck

[@solidfever01]

Happy to see another OPS student on here!

[@McD-j5r]

The guest is describing Ni with logic but the Ni truly read patterns and suddenly find themselves “knowing” something. It’s not a deductive thing.

[@_Thunderball_]

Ni doesnt read patterns. If you recognize a pattern that means that a judging function is involved (thinking or feeling). Ni just collects the information that allows you to recognize patterns, it sorts your mental in a way that allows you to figure out that things are connected/related. With Ni it's usually comes up as having a subconcious aide or associative memory. Ni-Te and Ni-Ti are different processes but both are deductive since intuition is involved and the logical conclusion would be derived from an inference, not real world data. The difference is that Ni-Te process is balanced and Ni-Ti process is entirely introverted, leading to certain limitations.

[@samueltomjoseph4775]

You MUSt read Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint. It's a dynamic between INTJ and ISTP

[@McD-j5r]

Both very entertaining. Tks. 😊

[@kellikakes81]

26:30 - 26:57. The way he is explaining the degree to which he cares to do his Ni is the same way I feel about Te, which makes me think that's how we all feel about our tertiary functions

[@McD-j5r]

I am an INFJ and I love to be taken care of but my ISTP husband acts like the guest: his independence is important in each activity - as I am for my long term vision: independent in everything in the system.

[@fredrikdippel3664]

Great question! Why move people in certain direction? It's manipulation for your own benefit most likely.

[@_Thunderball_]

Fe users manipulate, it's just the way it is

[@McD-j5r]

My husband is an ISTP. YOLO works well for him but it doesn’t mean he is not a cautious person. Maybe he is cautious not even via thinking. I wish this guest could explain better how are they cautious?