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@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ S  N - Data Collection
 T  F  - Data Processing
 J  P  - Task Manager
 
-# Power Soru
+# Power Source
 
 > E  I -  Extroversion and Introversion refer to how one's energy is spent and recharged. This energy is socially based, interestingly. 
 
@@ -14,6 +14,8 @@ J  P  - Task Manager
 
 Both of these need social interaction and alone time in measures dependent on overall personality type, and various circumstances. For example, annoying people will drain an introvert more quickly, and charge an extrovert much less, if at all.
 
+# Data Collection
+
 > S  N - Sensing and intuition refer to how one collects information from the world around them.
 
 - Sensors are those who see what is directly in front of them and deal with that. They are better with minute details and being in the moment, in general. They'll most likely tell you exactly what they see in the picture.
@@ -25,11 +27,21 @@ You can tell a sensor 'don't stick a fork in an outlet' and they'll remember tha
 
 I think of information like that as 'tread on the tire.' If you just tell me a thing, I'm less likely to remember it than if I understand some surrounding context. If you asked both types whether you should stick a fork in an outlet, a likely answer from each respectively would be 'no you shouldn't' and 'I'd get shocked if I did.'
 
+# Data Processing
+
 > T  F - Thinking and Feeling refers to how we process the information we have gathered. Fairly straight forward.
 
-Thinking tends to lead with a logical step in a given situation. 'We have a large room full of people to distribute food to and a short amount of time. We shall drive this vehicle designed for indoor use to quickly ferry the food to people.'
-Feeling tends to lead with a more subjective approach based on how people will feel, whether themselves or others. 'The people are very hungry and anxious about the time constraint. Let's try to get them fed quickly; this indoor vehicle will help.' These are arbitrary examples, of course.
-Take my deer picture from yesterday. You said something like 'that's a horrible example.' More objective. I might have said 'what a sad example.' More subjective. T and F in their natural habits. 
+- Thinking tends to lead with a logical step in a given situation. 'We have a large room full of people to distribute food to and a short amount of time. We shall drive this vehicle designed for indoor use to quickly ferry the food to people.'
+- Feeling tends to lead with a more subjective approach based on how people will feel, whether themselves or others. 'The people are very hungry and anxious about the time constraint. Let's try to get them fed quickly; this indoor vehicle will help.' These are arbitrary examples, of course.
+
+Take my deer picture from yesterday (see below). You said something like 'that's a horrible example.' More objective. I might have said 'what a sad example.' More subjective. T and F in their natural habits. 
+
+> For example, I could show you a picture of a doe breakdancing. You might say "I bet there's a little kid deer nearby that's looking fresh af".
+> The opposite of N is S, sensing. They would be more likely to tell you literally what they see. "The deer is breakdancing in the woods."
+> Now picture that scene and tell me your opinion of it as a knee jerk reaction
+✾ A̓ͦ͠r͐̎ͣẗ̚͢āͣͮn̸̽̈́i͒̒̚s͑͐ — I'm wondering where the deer learned break dancing.
+> And boom, T. The natural logical approach
+# Task Management
 
 > J  P - Judging and perceiving refers to how an individual makes decisions in general; how they are, or are not, organized.