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Okay, we got most everyone’s results in, but for those few who still need to turn them in– results will happen in an hour! 🙂

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SSG: 2/3 for Ne-Si

Now I wanna do the inverse for Ne-Si, and show what it looks like when one signal is missing — specifically the outer edges being raised.

In this variant, the eyelids and the area above the eye are pretty close together, and the eye still appears “bright” – but the outer edges are a bit raised. The graphic above doesn’t…[Read more]

SSS: 3/3 for Ne-Si
For the sake of working up a helpful contrast, I’m gonna switch gears now and go to Ne-Si, showing the most clear example of Ne-Si ocular tension with 3/3 in favor of it:

^ Here we see the eyelids are brightly open, while the area above the eyes is lowered, as well as the outer edges.
Examples:

So this one also has a…[Read more]

GGS: 2/3 for Ni-Se
Next I’m gonna go to a variant of the above, where everything but the outer edges are in favor of Ni-Se:

^ As you can see, the area above the eyes is elevated, while the eyebrows are lowered — however, the outer edges are not raised. Nevertheless, this scores 2/3 in favor of Ni-Se and thus it still is overall more weighted…[Read more]

GGG: 3/3 for Ni-Se
I’m gonna start simple here and show the most prototypical Ni-Se appearance. This is what it looks like when 3/3 signals are in favor of the Ni-Se axis:

^ As you can see, the area above the eye is raised, while the outer edges (orbital) are also raised… however, the eyelid is lowered. These three together make “the most”…[Read more]

If you got a message from Moran – please disregard. It’s a spambot. Banned, but he might have sent out a few messages to others.

Mode A
So I will just say it upfront, Mode A is not very “fun” to work with… …even with all these tools. But it’s not fun to work with in the same way that good things we know we should be doing, are not fun – like eating healthy and exercising. It’s good scientific practice — but that comes with a lot of necessary restrictions and…[Read more]

@alice – I’m glad it’s striking a cord!

PT2 will be on the new codifier design and how to use it 🙂 I might have that thread up by tomorrow

Emotions (Em)
So as you guys know, emotions have been separated from cognition in CT. As far as the code goes, this specifically relates to seelie/adaptive and unseelie/directive attitudes. These will still be tracked, but they’ll be tracked as a separate category called “Em.” This is how this category looks like in the new codifier:

These…[Read more]

Fi/Te and Ti/Fe Signals
Okay, so the function axes are now being treated as a single visual category — once again to remove redundancy and also because that’s how we end up identifying types anyhow. For a while now, we’ve been typing in terms of whole axes rather than single functions and that really makes the most sense anyhow. For example…[Read more]