Bader did a beat-up and missed it; remarkable "chap" and ace.

Posted by Brian C. (I've only lost my mind) (and heart once) on December 28, 1999 at 21:52:28:

In Reply to: But you still have your legs, yes? NT posted by Tiggy - Douglas Barder fan. on December 28, 1999 at 21:24:48:

> > > This web site is very informative, albeit controversial.

> > Please read previous post(s) by Walter and others from 1998. At the top
> > of the main board page click on previous posts (5-6/98) then look down
> > about 40 threads to Christy, blah, blah, blah... on Aug 9, 98 for an example
> > of Walter G's amazing threads.

> > I am open minded but have trouble with the 8 MBTI 9 Enneatype resolution
> > by calling 3 a "moving function" so there are 8 MBTI and 9 Enneatype
> > functions to merge. I am being very imprecise here (S/N, T/F, E or I = 8)

> > Walter is a good source of thoughtful consideration; IMO many students
> > think that general associations prevail, but no iron-clad rules. It is
> > like Height and Weight: correlations exist, so do exceptions. If you review
> > the threads with Walter and others, you can decide for yourself.

> > I am of the opinion that E-type is core/motivation and unconscious until
> > one gets it; MBTI is conscious behavior and reflects underlying motivation
> > but subject to interpretation.

> > BTW, this is interesting, but people drop off the board because they have
> > considered the topic before several times and want to let the newcomers and
> > die hards deal with it anew.

> > (Ne Plus Ultra was my Squadron's motto)We had others also. Provacationem Accipimus.
> > Testi ad Muro. etc. I was 20 at the time: cannon fodder.

Follow Ups:

• Who and what is Bader? Anything to do with the important stuff we're talking about? Gigi 10:55:10 12/29/99 (2)
  • Or a surfer on the 'sea of potentialities'! NT Tiggy 19:10:42 12/29/99 (0)
  • Doug Bader: legless R.A.F. WWII Spitfire pilot. Brian C. 12:21:58 12/29/99 (0)

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