/lit/ - Literature

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The Volsungs Saga is also a valuable variation of the Nibelungenlied I would say. Wagner relied on it more heavily than any other telling of the story.

Why is it us ENTPs struggle with understanding our own emotions so much? I used to think I did, and was total master over them but now I don't what feels I feel.

And another question, how does an ENTP form any coherent sense of identity and self worth apart from constant outside stimuli? It seems I can only exist as a static concept when in the highest hyper-conceptualisation of movement I can be in as an ENTP. All these genius abstract ideas and none of them help unless they are 'lived' in actual rather than only known in thought, but of course the actual must be judged by thought prior it remains the dominant direction - guess that's the extroverted part.

To be clear I much prefer Jungs original typology, but it's just a matter of ease to know it as mbti.

Entp masterrace, we have Socrates, Alexander the Great, Da Vinci, Machiavelli, Hume, Voltaire, Franklin, Edison, Wagner. As of just a few. We, the most creative(Primary Ne), intelligent(Auxiliary Ti), charismatic(Tertiary Fe) and different of men (Inferior Si). The greatest artists, philosophers, and leaders/generals. How we can capture the spirit of the crowd, the collective unconscious in actual - the Heroic of history. The constant mocking of our race is nothing but peasant wisdom, they see our jest and think it but that, that is a mask that we wear to conceal the truth. And it is because we can laugh at what you cannot, you crumble and we play in the dialectic retraction in(to) ourselves for the ever defining, and the ever searching. We laugh because we can, and you, cannot.

And lets type the Iliad. I'll start:
>Achilles Estp
>Odysseus Entp
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