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# LII - the “Analyst” (TiNe)
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* #### “Leading” Block - \[ “Interpretation” ]
1. “Base” Function - \[  Ti ]
LIIs are deeply focused on abstracting clear, logically coherent interpretive schema and theories to account for as wide a range of phenomena as possible. For them, internal consistency in thought and expression is of paramount importance, and they can be particularly fussy about such things as improper grammar or errors in other areas of formal logic they take interest in.
2. “Creative” Function - \[  Ne ]
In the process of mentally working out logical frameworks, an LII opens the door of possibility to delineating a wide range of coherently framed ideas – which they are more than happy to explore in thought experiments. While not nearly as prolific in idea generation as their ILE counterparts, LIIs more than make up for it with the care they take in painstakingly sorting and making logical sense of concepts they reflect upon.
* #### “Diverting” Block - \[ “Volition” ]
3. “Role” Function - \[  Fi ]
Despite having a decent awareness of their likes & dislikes, along with an adequate ability to manage their interpersonal relations with others, LIIs very much prefer to be impartial in their dealings. As a result, they tend to maintain a formally polite air about them, regardless of whether they’re interacting with someone they’re fond of or an individual they may personally find unsavory.
4. “Vulnerable” Function - \[  Se ]
Being deeply reflective and cerebral by nature, physical spontaneity and assertiveness does not come naturally to LIIs. In fact, they are often loath to physically exert themselves, finding even the prospect of direct confrontation draining and extremely distasteful. LIIs would rather not have to be bothered with the more physically stressful aspects of life, and prefer letting others get their hands dirty dealing with such things.
* #### “Dovetailing” Block - \[ “Aesthesis” ]
5. “Suggestive” Function - \[  Fe]
LIIs tend to be very emotionally reserved – even somewhat withdrawn. Even so, they crave social acceptance and emotionally welcoming atmospheres where they can feel comfortable in confidently expressing themselves. LIIs greatly appreciate people with a more animated, friendly presence who can help bring them out of their shell and skillfully break the ice for wider social engagement.
6. “Mobilizing” Function - \[  Si ]
Though the direct focus of their attention is largely preoccupied with intellectual contemplation, physical harmony and comfort are a must for an LII. When not busy delving into philosophical rumination, an LII will intermittently attend to physically relaxing hobbies, indulging in modest creature comforts, or fastidiously adjusting small aesthetic details of their preferred personal spaces.
* #### “Trailing” Block - \[ “Strategy” ]
7. “Ignoring” Function - \[  Te]
While more than capable when it comes to analyzing and interpreting factual data, LIIs are quite disinterested in actively acquiring or applying it for any strategic, real-world uses. Instead, they prefer to passively accumulate information for the sake of abstracting general principles and seeing how particular data points may be integrated into a wider theoretical framework.
8. “Demonstrative” Function - \[  Ni ]
For LIIs, intuitively grasping the essence of conceptual information comes as naturally as their ability to understand and articulate the nuances of formal logic. However, they're generally disinterested in using such insights to predict long-term causal implications or plot out strategically optimal paths forward. Instead, an LII would rather extrapolate conceptual generalizations from such information and explore all the logically valid ways in which it may be interpreted.
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