This was an additional paper that I sent to my INTJ friend, as a sort of summary of my ideas at the time.
E -
objective (get rid of personal bias and align with what the world tells me)
I -
subjective (overcome objective biases and discover what the inner world tells
me)
P - perception (non-judgmental observation)
J - judging (comparing something to a set of
criteria)
T - thinking; what it is
F - feeling; if it is good or bad
S - sensation; this reality
N - intuition; possible realities
EP - awareness (observing what the world
tells me)
Se - awareness of this reality (actuality; Ernest Hemingway)
Ne - awareness of possible
realities (possibilities;
Leonardo da Vinci)
EJ - fact (aligning thoughts and things with
criteria developed from what the world tells me)
Te - what the fact is (formula; Bernard Montgomery)
Fe - if the fact is good or bad (accommodation;
Carl Rogers)
IP - wisdom (observing what the inner world
tells me)
Si - wisdom taken from this reality (mirror-realm; Sigmund Freud)
Ni - wisdom taken from possible
realities (possible views; Friedrich Nietzsche)
IJ - principle (aligning thoughts and things
with criteria developed from what the inner world tells me)
Ti - what the principle is (development; Immanuel Kant)
Fi - if the principle is good or
bad (intensity;
Vincent van Gogh)
Fe/Ti
-- translator // android (cold logic driving a warm, human-like exterior)
Te/Fi
-- survivor // mecha (warm human driving a cold, juggernaut exterior)
Ne/Si
-- explorer // Jonathan Livingston Seagull (dreaming safely in a world of
routine, before finally breaking free and flying away to find new
possibilities)
Se/Ni
-- visionary // Zarathustra (perceiving a vision alone on a mountaintop, and
then coming down to relate it to the people and the real world)