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Where might I find ISxxxs

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They are the only types I haven't come across (At least I think)

I suspect that my stepdad may be an ISTJ but and my co-worker and ISFP but I'm not sure.

Most of the others types I feel I can pick out froma crowd but I don't really have a sense of the ISxxs.
 

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ISTPs - usually in technical but not philosophical careers, might be in libraries, working on cars?
ISFPs, tending to what they believe in, can be found almost anywhere. Think art?
ISxJs hmmm...as for ISTJs, maybe in some kind of executive position of some job. Really, anywhere. As for ISFJs, same.

That was some good generalizing...now I feel ashamed. :(
 

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Do you mean where they are in higher numbers, or how to pick them out from a crowd?

There's definitely a lot of us in organized sports (rec or competitive), for example, but there's a lot of us in general too - pretty much everywhere. You've certainly known some, although you might not have known them well enough to tell their type.
 

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Do you mean where they are in higher numbers, or how to pick them out from a crowd?

There's definitely a lot of us in organized sports (rec or competitive), for example, but there's a lot of us in general too - pretty much everywhere. You've certainly known some, although you might not have known them well enough to tell their type.


Yeah more like how to pick them out. I'm just murky on what their world view/behavior might be. Also ENFJs.
 

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No one knows??!?!?!?
 

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err. they are like......

everywhere.
 

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What? They're everywhere. Literally. Especially ISFJs. They populate this forum, even.

ISTPs are harder to find. ISTJs, too. But the other two are common.
 

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LOL that rare creature, the ISFJ.

I guess that's what you would think from spending time here. In the alternate universe of personality forums where everyone - heaven knows why - wants to be INTP.
 
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They are the only types I haven't come across (At least I think)

I suspect that my stepdad may be an ISTJ but and my co-worker and ISFP but I'm not sure.

Most of the others types I feel I can pick out froma crowd but I don't really have a sense of the ISxxs.

You would have a hard time finding me in public. I tend to spent most of my time outside of home at work or doing specific tasks like going to pick up a book or whatever it is that I might need to do... (Not much)

Edit: I am an ISFP.
 

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LOL that rare creature, the ISFJ.

I guess that's what you would think from spending time here. In the alternate universe of personality forums where everyone - heaven knows why - wants to be INTP.


Most of the people I know in reality are ESxxs, NTs or NFs. But I'm also an iNTP with a small social circle.
 

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I don't know how many times I have to say this. Just because someone is a sensor does not mean they are not interested or incapable of philosophy.

Well, yeah. But an ISTP would get little out of philosophy for the most part. They could do well in it I'm sure but mostly as debunkers.
 

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Well, yeah. But an ISTP would get little out of philosophy for the most part. They could do well in it I'm sure but mostly as debunkers.

You obviously failed to pay attention to this post based on the ignorance demonstrated in your judgmental statement.

This statement is false. Consult my galactic super civilizations thread below for proof of me as an ISTP being into abstract philosophy:

http://www.typologycentral.com/foru...tions-yahweh-vs-lucifer-existential-game.html
 

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err. they are like......

everywhere.

This! I think the majority of my friends and acquaintances (including some of my best friends) are ISxx. Especially ISFJ and ISTJ.
 

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This! I think the majority of my friends and acquaintances (including some of my best friends) are ISxx. Especially ISFJ and ISTJ.


How can you tell that they are ISxxs?
 

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How can you tell that they are ISxxs?

Oh, I'm never CERTAIN about people's types, I'm really not. I don't think I'm that good at typing people. But some indicators I'd say:


-Long attachment to a few close friends
-Fine with their own company, though they still "need people"
-Passionate about certain long-held hobbies and enthusiasms, with a very fine recall for details about years, places, people, etc.
-They lose me when they start talking about their apartment renovations and their new laundry machine. I lose them when I start talking about my new poetic insight. :D But we still get on great and have similar interests, despite somewhat different ways of coming at things.

In general I'd get ISxx from the above, though I'm not saying it's conclusive.
 

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You'll find a lot of ISFPs in some local music venue, I bet. I know two ISFPs off the top of my head in their mid-to-late 20's trying to pursue their music dream. They may be the easiest to find in that they can be pretty passionate about their interests and desire to express themselves in that area. They also can be pretty sociable, and may not be as aloof as other ISxx types.

ISTPs? I dunno. I don't even know where to find my kin. As far as I can tell, if you want to find some ISTPs, you'll want to find them in a group setting. Unless I'm in a group setting, I keep to myself and may be unapproachable. I go into mountain lion mode if I'm out doing my own thing and don't want to be bothered. :wink:

ISFJs, couldn't say. I know there everywhere, but for some reason they're hard for me to spot too. I feel like they have a pretty wide range in the way the act and appear. I've seen programmer ISFJs, punk-rock ISFJs, too-cool-for-school no-nonsense ISFJs.... yeah, I've seen a lot of different kinds.

I've noticed ISTJs in a group setting can appear very ISTPish. Can't think of a good location to find them either.
 
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