Dr. Richard Horowitz

George RR Martin

@tea - I'm not sure. I can focus on specific objects too.

I think everyone has a certain amount of energy that can be spent in different ways. Focus takes energy. So, if for example half of the time I am focusing on contracts and issues at work and the other half on the chat 🙂 - there is no more energy left to be directed anywhere else. So, I…Read more

Hmm, interesting.

But wouldn't this now make autism an umbrella term? These traits (i.e. monotropic mindset, neuro-motor differences, sensory processing, etc) ...could they not be caused by totally different neurological/biological mechanisms...? ..making them essentially different disorders? Or are all these varied spectrum traits emergent…Read more

@auburn I really could see it either way 🙂 SeFi or SeTi I--I . I will also look at that more closely and mull it over. I'd be curious if you have a chance or happen to see the J functions more clearly defined at any point. 🙂 🙂

He is a genius of magnificent proportions... I absolutely love his work, his attitude toward it.... I connected to his…Read more

@animal - interesting. looking forward to your thoughts!

btw i haven't looked as keenly at his J functions (partly cuz of their absent development), but my initial impression is Beta. but i could admittedly look more carefully signal-by-signal at his J axis before ruling out SeFi...

i mostly focused on polarized Se-lead in this short writeup :)…Read more

I would say that Pe’s have “a talent for the dynamic” while Pi’s have “a talent for the scholastic.”

Love this!

@rondo - Yes, polarized Ni-lead isn't such a bad guess, and a while ago I may have thought Ni-lead for him too, before revisiting the matter of what a Pi-lead is.

tangent...

It's turned out that most actual Pe-leads are artisans of some sort -- musicians, painters, singers, athletes, etc -- and Pi-leads (proper) are more often academics,…Read more