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an attempt at a visual representation
Mar. 7th, 2017 03:38 pmwarning for mild (colored) tripophobia
KEY
blue = sensing function; initial point of concrete focus
red = intuitive function; initial point of abstract focus
hardness of shape sides = physical/mental awareness; harder means more focused on one or the other, blurred means less aware of the blurred shape/color and more aware of the background
number of shapes = less indicates seeing something as a whole, more indicates seeing something as multiple elements of substance within a larger substance
size of shapes = selectivity on what the function in question (sensor or intuitive) decides to focus on; larger indicates a bigger picture focus, smaller indicates particular focuses on details (see above with "multiple elements of substance")
direction of shapes = the evenness/adaptation relationship with what is perceived to be the extroverted function
the base shape, representing the world, is the "square." if the shapes within emulate the world (i.e. other squares within the square), this indicates an awareness of presence. other shapes (i.e. circles) indicate an alternate mode of focus - see below.
Se (Extraverted Sensing): is represented by the blue background in the top row. This indicates the physical operations needed, required, or present, and cognitive awareness of it.
Ni (Introverted Intuition): is represented by the red squares in the top row. These are points of mental focus, either in response to or in relation with the the outside world (but can get occupied within their Ni, depending... see below.) They have a fixed number and size
Ne (Extraverted Intuition): is represented by the red background in the bottom row. This indicates the ideas, possibility, and abstract openness that the mind and the outer world can go to.
Si (Introverted Sensing): is represented both by the blue circles and the direction they go to. These are points of physical focus, though since they are circles, they are beyond/not just restricted to the mental defined external possibilities as represented by the Ne, but also practical probabilities as singularly determined by this function. They are also circles because they are not as naturally immersed with what is perceived to be regular/the uncontrolled world (where Ni/Se tries to meet), but rather exists as a separate self-identified "other" world, founded on practicalities, priorities, internal established structure, focus, and needs.
Additionally, a large blue circle or a bunch of blue circles making up a larger blue circles leaves room for the red square to contrast it, as the circle is different from the square and making itself among the red background. Blue circles constructed in a square shape try to fit these practical methods with the preexisting red square world. (see below)
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KEY
blue = sensing function; initial point of concrete focus
red = intuitive function; initial point of abstract focus
hardness of shape sides = physical/mental awareness; harder means more focused on one or the other, blurred means less aware of the blurred shape/color and more aware of the background
number of shapes = less indicates seeing something as a whole, more indicates seeing something as multiple elements of substance within a larger substance
size of shapes = selectivity on what the function in question (sensor or intuitive) decides to focus on; larger indicates a bigger picture focus, smaller indicates particular focuses on details (see above with "multiple elements of substance")
direction of shapes = the evenness/adaptation relationship with what is perceived to be the extroverted function
the base shape, representing the world, is the "square." if the shapes within emulate the world (i.e. other squares within the square), this indicates an awareness of presence. other shapes (i.e. circles) indicate an alternate mode of focus - see below.
Se (Extraverted Sensing): is represented by the blue background in the top row. This indicates the physical operations needed, required, or present, and cognitive awareness of it.
Ni (Introverted Intuition): is represented by the red squares in the top row. These are points of mental focus, either in response to or in relation with the the outside world (but can get occupied within their Ni, depending... see below.) They have a fixed number and size
Ne (Extraverted Intuition): is represented by the red background in the bottom row. This indicates the ideas, possibility, and abstract openness that the mind and the outer world can go to.
Si (Introverted Sensing): is represented both by the blue circles and the direction they go to. These are points of physical focus, though since they are circles, they are beyond/not just restricted to the mental defined external possibilities as represented by the Ne, but also practical probabilities as singularly determined by this function. They are also circles because they are not as naturally immersed with what is perceived to be regular/the uncontrolled world (where Ni/Se tries to meet), but rather exists as a separate self-identified "other" world, founded on practicalities, priorities, internal established structure, focus, and needs.
Additionally, a large blue circle or a bunch of blue circles making up a larger blue circles leaves room for the red square to contrast it, as the circle is different from the square and making itself among the red background. Blue circles constructed in a square shape try to fit these practical methods with the preexisting red square world. (see below)
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