Joseph Maynor

Naturally the dominant thinkers are going to want logic to be true on some level.

The UFOs to me seem to be these AI chatbots that emerged a couple years ago. Just kidding, sort of.

No. I read "Unscripted" by him, which had a huge influence on me.

The question is who was God? It is not even a question.

When I had this insight on psychedelics I did not feel like I was the small self at all, but then again it was within the context of that trip. When I came down, everything changed.

Having a crazy phase is sometimes part of growth.

I almost never alter the V chord when I play Jazz, but that is just me. This lets me play the same scale over a Major 251 progression. In a Blues I will alter the V chords because it is a 145 progression.

Good question. I don't think of myself as an INFJ most of the time.

I love this. It is out there but it is creative and interesting. I would try this!

You might be over thinking this, not to be rude.

Leadership seems really precarious to me now for some reason. Just in general.

Trauma is really hard. I get it. I have some too.

@Inliytened1 I love you bro. Don't sweat it. Keep being you.

This factors in and has to be taken into consideration.

Don't let them grind you down lol.

Each state can craft its own statute as to the insanity defense through the legislature.

In common law in the US there is a principle that one must do or omit to do a voluntary (volitional is a better word) act. A volitional act is the control of actions or omissions to act. This means that there are certain exceptions to this rule. Insanity is one of those. Fault sometimes is not needed, e.g., in strict liability. But for most civil and criminal law you need fault or some degree of fault (mens rea). But if someone does not know what they are doing, these principles are maybe not satisfied. The insanity defense in criminal law is generally based on this.

@eos_nyxia It is pretty obvious when you spend some time with someone what their type is. I used to care about this more than I do now. I don't even think about it now. If MBTI is not a topic of conversation, I pay it no mind now.

Be careful who you trust is the "mature one". You are likely in for a surprise. Just sayin'.

A better way to think about the cognitive functions besides helping and dominant is -- introverted means looking inside whereas extroverted means looking outside. I'm not disagreeing with you necessarily. Fe means looking outside for feeling. Ti means looking inside for thinking, etc. Inner-focused vs. outer-focused for the i or e in cognitive functions.

@Jodistrict The half-step modulation is very effective in music, especially live. It is done on the bandstand sometimes and catches even good musicians off guard. You are going to sound awful if you don't catch it. There are good examples of this in even pop music.

The laws of logic are a collective creation, or an artform. This artform has the relevance it has but no more too. There is a rhetoric and power aspect to using laws of anything to consider. And it depends on context too. Sometimes logic is very clear -- someone got busted with their hand in the cookie jar for example. Or there is x amount of money in someone's bank account right now, or not. That is an exclusive or that comes from logic.

Jung would spend a lot time with someone before considering typing them. It is hard to type others, but some people are better at this than others. If I met someone in person I could probably type them.

I don't see Fe which is my helping function as "tending to the tribe". It is more like feeling energy or vibe of people and situations in the world. This is why it is important for me to know what someone looks like or see them in person. My Fe wants to know the energy or vibe of someone or a group in order to help my Ni. It definitely is feeling (energy communication more generally), and it is directed outward. This is great for talking to everyone, which I enjoy a lot.

I don't know her type, but I generally look at the first 2 cognitive functions to assess type.