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^ Now looking at these, they don't look quite like any of the aforementioned TeSi. They're not as angular as the l---, but also not as inertial as the ll--. And they're also not as jumpy as the l-l-. This is one of the hardest developments to pin down initially (all 3 function and 4 function developments are really difficult), but it's also not as hard as it seems once you isolate what is happening.
Roughly speaking what is happening is:
The lll- development is P-heavy. So there are 2 P functions for only 1 conscious J function. Thus overall they look curiously fluid and casual. It's tempting to mistake them for P-leads, yet they still have that accentuated Je head nodding, the accentuated and angular delivery, and overall conductor comportment. They're toned-down like in the ll-- developments yet they still retain all the funny/comedian/parodies of the l-l- development.
What's happening here, if we think about it from another angle, is you have a "double extrovert" (l-l-) ...with an introverted function (Si) added in. And so while Ne augmented the extroversion, with Si added in the energy reverses back down.
Psychological Profile:
Their personality can be summed up as:
All three of the above are comedians. They are typically political in their commentary like the l---, but like the ll-- they are also rather detached from rigid political ideologies. They're neither corporate tycoons, nor are they paradigm builders like the l--l. You could say they're "a little of everything" which is also why I suspect 3 function development means the libido/energy is spread more evenly across various focal points rather than concentrated in one direction. Still as with all Je-leads, they are very verbal. Their craft revolves around rhetoric and like the ll-- it's not enough just to live/be/exist in the inertia of the Pi function. The TeSi lll- translates/articulates (Te) "how the world is" (Si) through comedy (Ne).
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