Kaizer
sophiloist
- Joined
- Aug 20, 2008
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- MBTI Type
- INTp
- Enneagram
- 5w4
- Instinctual Variant
- sx/sp
well said!I rely on it. Then I lack the focus to keep it in check. It's kind of a give and take situation, see?
I like the thought of the INTP because Ti is just slowly connecting an idea to other ideas, so if you have the ability to contemplate and make intuitive leaps while doing so, I can't imagine a more efficient way to use a judging function. And the work INTPs produce supports this. An INFP must similarly have a well developed viewpoint on a much wider variety of subjects than other types.
The difference between the Ti-Ne (INTPs) & the Ni-Te (INTJs) ways of coming up with constructs and forms filled with substance has that quirkily different way of manifesting itself where the leading Ti versus the supportive Te (in combination with their respective Ns) 'practically' demonstrates the difference you've pointed out and the similarity with INFPs. Experiencing this similarity/difference is almost fascinating.
where :
the difference between INTP/INTJ = TiNe v/s NiTe, &
the difference between INFP/ENFP = FiNe v/s NeFi, &
the similarity between INTP/INFP = TiNe cf FiNe