Ok now that I'm not on my phone and summed up my previous points, let me address your points directly @auburn . Thank you for taking the time to engage me on this. I really appreciate it. And I apologize again if my tone seems abrupt. It's so difficult for me to 'channel' these thoughts in words.

But to me, the fact remains that they will be prone…

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Ok, let me sum up my more important points just to get organized, since I made a few more.

• Heightened Focus: The idea that Se users can automatically ‘copy’ movements by breaking down the components, is treating it more as a Ji function. It also suggests a kind of ‘magic’ in Se users copying movements, which is not necessarily the case. The rea…

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Sports, can be described as:

Pe [ play ]
In a competitive environment
Involving a chase/hunt [ after a goal ]
A need to develop mastery
That is proactive
That is dynamic
That is visceral
And depending on the sport, is also a performance art/expression

Yes! This is exactly what I was after.  This kind of coverage of what Se "is" ---  is p…Read more

Dammit, I was writing one reply and then more posts appeared 😀  I can do this better now that I'm home and not on phone.. sorry. 😀  (cross-posting)

I never said to take out sports or fashion. I was suggesting putting those examples into appropriate context.

I was giving depth to the ideas about sports and skateboarding by acknowledging the hard work, focus and labor that is required to master them. This acknowledgement helps to put into context how Se types realistically experience them, and…Read more

@faeruss - I like your post. Yes, there seems to be some of that going on. I'm short on time but just wanted to add:

Sports, can be described as:

• Pe [ play ]
• In a competitive environment
• Involving a chase/hunt [ after a goal ]
• A need to develop mastery
• That is proactive
• That is dynamic
• That is visceral
• And depending on the sport,…

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