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Originally Posted by ptgatsby
That's very INTP, not very NTJ and not as ENTP.
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Thank you! So can I get my INTP membership card stamped now?
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The form of arrogance comes in different ways. One is to assert the certainty of one's superiority, often through dismissal of another's ideas. Another is to assert the absolute value our methodology - for example, Bluewings unwillingness to look at something any other way than 'logic'.
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I hope he realizes that complete reliance on logic is... illogical?
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The INT nature is to be passive aggressive in terms of arrogance, comapred to ENTs. It does come out when interacting but is rarely pro-actively overbearing.
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Yes, ENTs seem far more transparent with this...
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This post contains hidden irony. Can you see it?
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This one too, I assume?
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The Prestige: "Are you watching closely?"
It's always fun to draw a definite conclusion about how indefinite my conclusion-drawing ability is. [Or was there another one I missed?]
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Originally Posted by Natrushka
Can you elaborate here? Passive aggressive behaviour is second only to being misunderstood when it comes to Most Annoying Thing Ever.
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I took it to mean that INTPs try to quell any arrogant outbursts, just to avoid trouble, but inside they can sometimes build up a lot of resentment against the "intellectually inferior/lazy" others who eventually they will retaliate against, either in an emotional outburst or just by seeking to quietly avoid or ignore or undermine them. [i.e., a Real-Life "Ignore" feature... because that person's thinking/viewpoint is inferior/untrustworthy]