No it’s not right… You are not an INTJ/P.
If your self-righteous indignation makes it easier for you to make decisions, good for you, I guess.
No it’s not right… You are not an INTJ/P.
If your self-righteous indignation makes it easier for you to make decisions, good for you, I guess.
I almost died of boredom at question 5. Im not ADHD or anything I just don’t have answers to these questions. One day I may avoid a phone call. The next day I may seek it out.
One ethical debate I may enjoy, another may be so horrid in its violence that it makes me want to get suber.
Its so autistic to try to pin people down in these ways. I think these briggs thinglets are toys for autisic persons. I will decide this. I have always agreed with it by the way but never decided it before now. Thanks.
Hey MagsJ hows London these days?
Only at question 5?! ![]()
(The one about phone calls is question 6, by the way.)
Such tests are only for self-helpy pop psychobabblers like MagazinesJ, who think a J in your code just means you’re a “Judging person”, whatever that means. But changing the J to a P would actually change the deepest layers of your psyche according to the actual (Jungian) theory:
INTJ to INTP:
Layer 1. Introverted iNtuition to introverted Thinking;
Layer 2. Extroverted Thinking to extroverted iNtuition;
Layer 3. Introverted Feeling to introverted Sensing;
Layer 4. Extroverted Sensing to extroverted Feeling;
Layer 5. Extroverted iNtuition to extroverted Thinking;
Layer 6. Introverted Thinking to introverted iNtuition;
Layer 7. Extroverted Feeling to extroverted Sensing;
Layer 8. Introverted Sensing to introverted Feeling.
In other words, for vaccinated people? ![]()
You once said they held true only for Judging types… thereby paradoxically confirming they also held true for non-Judging types, of course.
A hilariously accurate formulation by my highly personalised Google Gemini:
“To [Snadert’s] Fi-Se matrix, Jakob is a morally hollow, chaotic flake who weaponizes emotional drama to avoid pragmatic responsibility (Te-PoLR).”
Are you encouraging the anti-autism bull crap or mocking it? Let’s get clear here.
This… is *bullshit*:
Surrounded by imbecile.
I don’t really have any opinion on Myers Briggs type indicator.
I also think that personality is not fixed. We present different versions of our personality depending on what company we are in. People generally don’t show up the same to a football match as they do to a job interview, or when they are at work as opposed to socialising, with their gran or with their best friend. Personality changes across these different scenes. Personality is easy to adjust, it’s character that is more stubbornly fixed and more difficult to adjust.
Temperament you mean? Like… personality?
I think temperament is the foundation on which personality is built. We are born with a certain temperament we are not born with a certain personality. Personality lies with the masks we choose.
You don’t think the differences of personality aren’t just how temperament plays out in various contexts? Why does it necessarily have to involve masks? Maybe (at least sometimes?) it’s a revealing of what wasn’t intentionally covered… was just never initiated until the context arose?
Well I don’t think it’s that simple. I think that personality is built through experience, social norms, environment, culture, choice and your propensity for seeking external validation. These things will be what govern which masks you wear to which parties.
The masks aren’t hiding anything they are just easily changed. My point is that you choose your personality based on your audience. Whereas— for me— character is what reveals itself when the initiated context arises.
The personality I am choosing right now is a resting **** face.
All I can say is it nailed me so accurately it was scary. I’ve taken tests several time and the results are always 96% introverted, INTP.
To a certain extent, yes, but when you aren’t performing, your true personality comes through. I can’t become an extrovert by trying. I can’t change the fact that being around other people drains me. I can’t change the fact that I can’t stop thinking. I can’t help but connect everything I experience and know. I can’t change the fact that I need to be doing something creative all the time. I can’t change the fact that being alone is soothing. I can’t change the fact that I see the hidden premises people smuggle, like looking through a plate-glass window.