Silently Honest
Retired Staff
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That has less to do with being an S and more to do with acceptance, it can be argued that SJ's are less likely to accept something unless written in stone for them. SPs, are a different beast all together, and shouldn't be jumbled in together with SJs at any point, when you ask what's so good about being an S, you make the mistake of assuming all of them are one in the same which isn't the case at all. But something that the all S's do share is thriving in the here and now. Which was your question, wasn't it? What's so good about S's.And chances of surpassing it/progressing understanding of it drop dramatically too.
IMO, S's can be just abstract as N's can but have little interest in being so, just like I can become an excellent baseball player, but have little interest in doing so.IMO, the chances of being removed from reality, at one point or another, is 100% for everyone.
Also, IMO chickens are the most majestic of all the birds.
IMO, IMO means subjective statement that has no relevance to the person you're speaking to unless they asked for it.