Terra Incognita

My very first impression from a while ago was SiFe but it seemed unlikely with the astrophysics phd, and i didnt think he'd supervise freddie.
But, yea i dont think FeNi for fFreddie is right, but also conflictors wouldnt be in my first guesses.

I will watch the material after waking up a bit

Apparently it started with a skeleton track Queen had laid down, and they ran into Bowie at the studios and Bowie wound up writing almost all the words and Freddie wound up being behind almost all the music.

Mirage really fits imo. They made that beeline for each other and in the lyrics Bowie seems to unignore his fifth by absorbing Freddie's first (under pressure to do something), and then giving the Te a humanitarian mission (under pressure to do something) due to Bowie's absolute valued Ni, but glimpsing what it would be like without Ne PolR. However the meaning will still fundamentally lie in changing themselves. And Freddie just flows with him, first playfully pseudo-scatting but then wailing along wholeheartedly about all this here doggone Weltschmerz.

And then the two of them fought like cats and dogs about the final arrangement.

Brian May interviewed by Rick Beato.

Regarding Brian May, what most struck me from the beginning in his interviews, especially when younger, was his discomfort with his body--as though being in it were a poor fit--and how it registers on his face and in his shoulders. This reminded me too much of my FiNe ex-husband to ignore it and so my impression was Se PolR. Though Te PolR could possibly fit but I didn't really consider it because I knew he made his guitar and first telescope by hand so I sort of ruled it out--and anyway Queen is a mega-Te band. Also, Si frame should not be that uncomfortable with embodiment, though admittedly he is rather bulky for the other two types but then so is Stephen Frye.

The other thing that struck me was his very far-off stare when younger, as in he is in the zone, for which reason, as I said before, extravert never crossed my mind.

At first I gravitated heavily to TiNe over FiNe, while chastising myself for being influenced by stereotypes of astronomers, but as I listened to him more he doesn't seem crispy enough in the expression of his thoughts for Ti frame; it seems like there's a lag because he's emotionally invested in pretty much everything he says. So I started moving to FiNe, but then the Te inferior became questionable. However it's possible he was dualized young to his father (shoutout to Vincent), which is my theory for Freddie and his mother, and if he's FiNe then he and Freddie were semi-duals, which would explain both the attraction and the explosions. And it would mean a couple of people here were typing Brian as his own dual, which we have seen happen before.

And that is my voyage on the Mayflower so far. What I had hoped for was something close to consensus right away with everyone chirping like birds in unison, thus shedding light on Freddie, but it was not to be and so the ship sails on.

Roshan wrote: ↑Wed Oct 13, 2021 5:19 pm Regarding Brian May, what most struck me from the beginning in his interviews, especially when younger, was his discomfort with his body--as though being in it were a poor fit--and how it registers on his face and in his shoulders. This reminded me too much of my FiNe ex-husband to ignore it and so my impression was Se PolR. Though Te PolR could possibly fit but I didn't really consider it because I knew he made his guitar and first telescope by hand so I sort of ruled it out--and anyway Queen is a mega-Te band. Also, Si frame should not be that uncomfortable with embodiment, though admittedly he is rather bulky for the other two types but then so is Stephen Frye.

Yes, now that i watched more of him, especially in interviews, i feel like Se polr is a very very strong possibility for him.

So I started moving to FiNe, but then the Te inferior became questionable. However it's possible he was dualized young to his father (shoutout to Vincent), which is my theory for Freddie and his mother,

The thing is, the guitar and telescope that you mentioned were both made with the active help of his father who apparently was some kind of electrical engineering genius.

Roshan wrote: ↑Thu Oct 14, 2021 10:31 am
. However, after watching the RIck Beato interview last night, I feel very good about early dualized FiNe for Brian and semi-dual with Freddie.

Me too
Now that i watched him with Rick, i'm pretty confident that this is indeed right.

Did you just find that out about his father Vincent?

i already knew they built the guitar together when we discussed him and i mentioned the possible dualization. Roshan
I told you about that then, iirc.
But i didn't knew it was also true for the telescope.
And i only found that article yesterday.

You told me he might be dualized with his father and that made a big impression on me but I thought you were just conjecturing, since I knew you knew I think Freddie was dualized to his mother. So if you told me he built the guitar with his father I missed that part Vincent. But good call.