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Posted by Morgan on December 28, 1999 at 13:02:42:

In Reply to: A nobody answers.... posted by Andy on December 28, 1999 at 03:51:48:

> so much at times that i hurt myself physically. I keep bumping my head accidentally against doors, walls; I fall off platforms.

> This is typical for people with extroverted sensing as a 3-rd or 4-rth function...

REALLY? Then why is my primary function Extroverted Intuition, and I have the same "symptoms" Gigi has?

> The point I cannot understand how people with a random awareness with
> things around them and not very good perceptive abbilities, can be good con artist's as most
> 3-s are.

Sounds to me that you've only had experience with low functioning 3s. See the link that explains the differences between high, average, and low functioning 3s below.

> I just cannot see how an EXTJ can have the perceptive abbillities that
> makes a 3, remember it's deceit I am talking about.

Wait, how is bumping into walls related to con-artists and deceit? It sounds to me that you are assuming some rather controversial assumptions. If you want to debate, debate to fully persuade me!

> And 3-s are the type most aware of how others perceive them, and to have
> a such awareness I take it for granted they must be a perceiving type,
> as an EXTJ you cannot have that level of awareness of how others perceive you.

Enneagram: Type Three

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Re: A somebody responds Andy 03:11:59 12/29/99 (0)
hey, hey Andy 17:15:37 12/28/99 (11)
- You are far from out of the woods. Morgan 17:47:09 12/28/99 (4)
  - Re: You are far from out of the woods. Andy 03:02:18 12/29/99 (3)
    - Re: You are far from out of the woods. Morgan 03:43:26 12/29/99 (2)
      - misunderstandings...... Andy 04:51:08 12/29/99 (1)
        
        Re: misunderstandings...... Morgan 15:14:29 12/29/99 (0)
- Wait a second! You're wrong too! Morgan 17:40:57 12/28/99 (4)
  - Re: Wait a second! You're wrong too! Andy 02:50:42 12/29/99 (3)
    - Re: Wait a second! You're wrong too! Morgan 04:08:25 12/29/99 (2)
      - Everything you say can be used against you in....*LOL* Did you get it Morgan ? Andy 05:09:35 12/29/99 (0)
      - Everything you say can be used against you in....*LOL* Did you get it Morgan ? Andy 05:09:17 12/29/99 (0)
- Whoops, I was wrong on that part. NT Morgan 17:24:54 12/28/99 (0)

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> > so much at times that i hurt myself physically. I keep bumping my head accidentally against doors, walls; I fall off platforms. > > This is typical for people with extroverted sensing as a 3-rd or 4-rth function... > REALLY? Then why is my primary function Extroverted Intuition, and I have the same "symptoms" Gigi has? > > The point I cannot understand how people with a random awareness with > > things around them and not very good perceptive abbilities, can be good con artist's as most > > 3-s are. > Sounds to me that you've only had experience with low functioning 3s. See the link that explains the differences between high, average, and low functioning 3s below. > > I just cannot see how an EXTJ can have the perceptive abbillities that > > makes a 3, remember it's deceit I am talking about. > Wait, how is bumping into walls related to con-artists and deceit? It sounds to me that you are assuming some rather controversial assumptions. If you want to debate, debate to fully persuade me! > > And 3-s are the type most aware of how others perceive them, and to have > > a such awareness I take it for granted they must be a perceiving type, > > as an EXTJ you cannot have that level of awareness of how others perceive you.

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