phoneutria wrote:nah it just sounds like you've never read Jung's theory of personality
it's related to whether the thinking is outwards or inwards
INTJs thinking extrovertedly means that their thinking involves the world
a perspective of the whole
as opposed to introverted thinking which does the reverse
and brings the world into the frame of the self, how the world fits into that person
Yup, a bogus and convoluted explanation, or series of illogical assertions, just as I suspected.
'The listener's dominant function is talking, but talking doesn't mean talking, it means responding in a dynamic way, the talker's dominant function is listening, but listening doesn't mean listening, it means reacting in a static way'.
Sure...
How bout instead, X = X.
Furthermore, all this sounds more like perception models, how we process information, than personality models.
You may try to infer personality from perception, or perception from personality, but fundamentally perception is what you're dealing with.