Whats the difference between entanglement and anchoring?
I don’t know, it just sounded better to say “anchoring” for two of the kinds of clashes. Perhaps entanglement has to do with meaning, and anchoring has to do with giving a damn or heuristic (what seems like worthwhile ways of poking around to find valuable stuff). The extraverted rebuttal to introverted arguments is, “Who cares?” The introverted rebuttal to extraverted arguments is, “But this does matter!” “How many divisions does the Pope have?” –Joseph Stalin How do the four “significant” attitudes look when characterized in terms of semiotic clashes? Let’s see… INTJ: reference-disentangled (Ni) thing/need-agnostic relation-entangled atemporally anchored reference-disentangled (Te) thing-anchored relation-agnostic temporally anchored reference-entangled (Fi) need-anchored relation-agnostic atemporally anchored reference-entangled (Se) thing/need-agnostic relation-disentangled temporally anchored INFJ: reference-disentangled (Ni) thing/need-agnostic relation-entangled atemporally a
