(Source: thismeanseverafter-blog)
27th November 2012
Reblogged From theintjway-deactivated20131023
Notes: 38426
(Source: thatintp)
This is the one I usually throw at people because it’s quick, clean and easy.
Depression is common in depressed people.
I think too many people these days think they’re depressed, when really they’re just bored. There have been some interesting studies done lately that indicate people living in first world countries are more likely to be ‘depressed’ because we have so little to strive for. Too many people are without the necessary motivation to lead successful lives. In more impoverished places people are motivated by their will to survive, here, in the first world, we don’t have the same kind of intrinsic motivation. Rather, we don’t have to use it, and so with our most primitive instincts being rendered quite obsolete we become 'depressed’. Or just bored.
I tend to have people flocking away from me.
Anyone else?
- Find an INTP female (this is the hardest part)
- Talk to her about one of the following topics (this part is even harder because INTPs don’t speak)
a) quantum physics
b) Star Wars - Get married. (easy part)
Introverted (I) 75%
Intuitive (N) 82%
Thinking (T) 95%
Perceiving (P) 73%
These are actually the original numbers from my first MBTI evaluation. They’re the only numbers I’ve given a grain of salt because I took this before I knew what the MBTI was or had any biases on what I was doing (I was like… 9 or something)
I think I cried over a movie before…
Probably because I was upset that I would never be able to experience those kinds of raw emotions first hand.
I don’t believe its possible to prove that something does not exist. It would be a logical fallacy to make any sort of absolutist claim. So I don’t think it is correct to say that there is proof of the non-existence of a God.
However, NT (rational) types do have a higher tendency to be atheists. As for me, I’m not religious, that’s for sure.
Introverts are known to talk to themselves more than Extraverts. Not exactly the same thing, but same grounds. I suppose it’s just a self-awareness thing, or lack thereof.
Have you been everywhere yet?
How would you know if you don’t belong somewhere you haven’t looked?
Take some time and find some place where you’re comfortable and don’t feel you’re always working to fit in. If somethings right, it’ll just fit.
Is it really possible to create posts that relates exclusively to a group of questionably legitimate, self-proclaimed, socially retarded doorknobs who could all be rocket scientists if they chose to actually pick up a pencil, make themselves presentable and get outside for a change?
On the short term, yes, all the time. INTPs are easily intrigued by things that they don’t understand. We’re driven by a constant search for better understanding of how things/people/the universe/stuff works.
So if something comes up that’s new and interesting an INTP is bound to jump right into it and completely immerse themselves in it. That is until they feel they know enough about it and let it pass by the wayside and move onto something else.
I haven’t studied much law, took a high school course in it, so I don’t have much appreciation for the likeness of it beyond the basics of the classroom.
It is an interesting area though, you ought to be clever if you plan on doing well. There’s a decent post here on precisely this topic if you’re interested.