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This is interesting. I've viewed Si as an information gatherer from the past
But I never considered mundane tasks related to the Si function. This is a fascinating thought, one of the things about myself is that I can pull off mundane tasks when I have to. A good example is for my work; writing software involves many mudane tasks such as needing to write detailed code after coming up with the design. While not my favorite, it doesn't bother me that much even though it does get boring if continued for too long. I just buckle down and get it down. Mundane tasks that aren't related to my creative activity, such as housekeeping or bills, are much harder and lower on my list; ideally I wouldn't have to do them at all. But ones related to my work aren't a big deal.
Is this Si operating?
Thoughts from other INTP's?
The temptations of the inferior function are often not overt or obvious. For instance, it would be unusual for ENFPs to be tempted by mundane Si tasks, such as paying bills or keeping records
This is interesting. I've viewed Si as an information gatherer from the past
Introverted Sensing (Si). SJ types use Introverted Sensing (Si) as either their dominant or auxiliary function. Despite their shared status as Sensors, SJs are quite different from SPs. SJs do not venture out seeking novel sensations, experiences, or material goods. Instead, they prefer a more routinized and predictable lifestyle, functioning more as “homebodies.” ISJs may also fail to notice external details to the degree exhibited among ESPs. Unlike SPs, who are oriented to the present moment and the current trends, SJs rely on information from the past to inform the present. They grow attached to past ways of doing things, compelling them to conserve and protect traditions or conventions. Because of their concern for the remembered past, Si might be considered more abstract and less concrete than Se is.
But I never considered mundane tasks related to the Si function. This is a fascinating thought, one of the things about myself is that I can pull off mundane tasks when I have to. A good example is for my work; writing software involves many mudane tasks such as needing to write detailed code after coming up with the design. While not my favorite, it doesn't bother me that much even though it does get boring if continued for too long. I just buckle down and get it down. Mundane tasks that aren't related to my creative activity, such as housekeeping or bills, are much harder and lower on my list; ideally I wouldn't have to do them at all. But ones related to my work aren't a big deal.
Is this Si operating?
Thoughts from other INTP's?