u/Low-Sky9090

So we all know that a lot of modern cars sell driving data to insurance companies. My 2012 Forester is too old to be doing this but I want to install a car play head unit and I could totally see it having enough info such as gps speed and acceleration forces, as well as the info on my phone to trace it back to me. Am I just being paranoid about this? Has anyone had their insurance premiums increase after installing one?

So everyone talks about the types being divided into “thinking, feeling, sensing, and intuitive” but I don’t think that categorization best captures how the different types think. This is because all the ExxJ and IxxP types have both a sensing and intuitive function in the middle function slots, and have either a thinking or a feeling function in the dominant/inferior spot. This would mean that EJs and IPs are really a combination of sensing and intuitive, but are either a feeling type or a thinking type.

Likewise the ExxP and IxxJ types have a feeling and thinking function in the middle two slots but either have a sensing or intuitive function in the dominant/inferior spots. So they are a combination of thinking and feeling types but are either sensing or intuitive.

So basically the types would be: sensing-intuitive thinker, sensing-intuitive feeler, thinking-feeling sensor, and thinking-feeling intuitive.

The categories spelled out would be:

Sensing-intuitive thinkers: ESTJ, ENTJ, ISTP, INTP

Sensing-intuitive feelers: ESFJ, ENFJ, ISFP, INFP

Thinking-feeling sensors: ISTJ, ISFJ, ESTP, ESFP

Thinking-feeling intuitives: INTJ, INFJ, ENTP, ENFP

What do you guys think of this? It seems to make a little more sense to me than just slamming a type into only being a “thinker” and a “sensor” and nothing else. There is probably also a better name for each category lol

I learned about Fourier analysis back in college and it stuck with me because it was somehow relatable to how my brain worked. Now when learning about mbti and cognitive functions I think it’s a very similar process to what Ni does when viewing the world. If any of y’all are familiar with it do you feel the same way or am I sipping stupid juice?

Basically I am looking for a tire for a 2012 Subaru forester with the durability of an all terrain but regular street tread to minimize mpg loss, because 99% of my driving is still done on paved roads. The other 1% is unpaved forest roads that have sharp rocks but don’t really require any extra traction from knobbier tread, hence why I only care about durability.

Does a tire like this even exist?