A little tip for future posts . Be abit more picky with your sentences and what you actually choose to dig into . Nobody wants to read an essay that can easily be cut in half , without losing any of its key points . <| sep |> I actually heard it here first . <| sep |> No , its because YOU were apparently taught that no doesn ' t mean no . Please fix that so as to avoid any future issues . <| sep |> I picked Ori for this category , considering what drove the owl to do what she did . But I gave ME 2 the Woah Dude award because there is nothing like the suicide run to make you feel badass and competent and like a real crew . <| sep |> Ni works like this You look at a situation , or you consider certain information , and then you get this sudden impression about how something worksmight work , or what something means , or what are the essential points , or what you should do . For example , I could listen to a long , verbose talk about some particular topic and then I could use Ni to realize that they could have communicated all the essential points in one third of the time . Or I could look at a battlefield , and then realize what would be the best path for my troops to take . Or I could get a feeling in about what the best timing is to hit somebody . Or , when talking to somebody , I could get a feeling that even if I make a good factual argument to them , they will ignore it . And then I turn out to be correct . Or , if I am doing math , I might get the impression that the answer is approximately a certain amount , and then after I have done the exact calculation find out that I was correct or not . Or playing music , I could get a sudden impression of a beautiful composition . Or , designing something , I might get a sudden impression about how I can best design it all . Basically , it ' s like I get a sudden fuzzy picture about an entire situation , and I clarify the picture using my judging functions , or even with additional Ni impressions . You can watch these people getting Ni impressions about what they should say next while speaking basically , most of the pauses they do are them trying to get a Ni impression about what they should say or how they should say it in addition , they will also be using their judging functions to give more structure to what they say Steve Jobs 65 PmYipnpk Martin Luther King Jr 3 vDWWy 4 CMhE Noam Chomskyurq 2 RCvP 2 Us Adolf HitlerEV 9 kyocogKo Bernie SanderszlmuKtyhDKg Elon MusktnBQmEqBCY 0 Bill Murrayo 9 TvFkiLLMo Jony Ive 2 oksetv 3 i 90 Steven Wright 9 Mz 3 EWJGGH 0 he gets Ni insights into the absurdity of particular scenarios Ricky GervaisjnIGdbsTs he gets Ni insights into specific ways he can trample on the Fi sensitivities of peopleTo sum up Ni is a subconscious calculator which accepts and processes a wide variety of inputs , and then produces an impression or an insightful output into the consciousness . Whereas , yes , Ne connects the dots . The dots are Si flags . Si can be used to put mental labelsflags on things , whether these labels are put onto realworld objects , or merely held inside the head . These Si flags can be arranged in a useful way to try describe reality or come up with a useful tactic , or for creative purposes , to make a joke , to make music , etc . Frankly , I am not very proficient with Ne . Like Ni , there are pauses in speech , but SiNe users say things one Si point after another . So , whereas Ni users say a Ni block , and then plan out another Ni block Si users make a Si point , and then plan out the next Si point using Ne . Here are some examples of Ne users Barack Obama 0 SLfCkXDAf 8 he makes a Si point , then pauses to remember the next Si point and figure out how he can best fit it in with the other Si points Ed SheeranDV 0 TJZ 7 Kp 40 he first creates Silabeled soundbytes , which he then connects using Ne , and then plays on repeat Aphex TwinihyQf 8 mww 3 o he uses a bunch of Silabeled soundbytes , and then plays them on repeat , but uses Ne to connect different layers of music and to wander Dave ChappelleofnSojqvqI he tells stories , and Silabels certain elements of the stories , and then arranges the Silabeled elements of the stories in absurd ways , and brings them up again later Tolkien , C . S . Lewis , George Martin they give Si labels to certain story elements , and then use Ne to rearrange these Si labeled elements to advance the storyBasically Ni gets fuzzy impressions about scenarios , which can be further elaborated on but often forgets the original details of the situation , or only remembers the important stuff Ne uses established Si labels , and rearranges them in useful or creative ways , while still preserving the Si labels