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[NT] Ask Jim Anything.

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InvisibleJim

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Dude, you are good.:D

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Dear Ask Jim,

Does an emoticon such as :bunnyd: still dance if no one is looking at the post where it's dancing?

P.S. I am 100% serious on this question, despite how bizarre it comes across.
 

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Dear Invisible Jim,

What do you think the probability is that you are an ISTJ, rather than an INTJ? What supporting points would you provide to argue for each choice?
 

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Dear Ask Jim,

Does an emoticon such as :bunnyd: still dance if no one is looking at the post where it's dancing?

P.S. I am 100% serious on this question, despite how bizarre it comes across.

The answer is no. Processing by a computer is required to make the bunny dance. If the bunny is in storage it is static.

Dear Jim,

Why did you decide against getting a PhD?

Due to my tiredness with education after achieving my Masters at 23 I decided I would not get much out of a PhD program either for myself or indeed in future advantage. Now I would say the PhD would have to be highly relevant to my interests if I was going to take it.

Dear Invisible Jim,

What do you think the probability is that you are an ISTJ, rather than an INTJ? What supporting points would you provide to argue for each choice?

10% because these activities are not accurate by nature. I classify myself as INTJ based upon very strong sensory anima/inferior reactions. I also have a very weak ability to process sensory input that is right in front of me, practically to the point of being blind.
 

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What are you thoughts on wearing socks with sandals?
 

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Dear Invisible Jim,

What do you think the probability is that you are an ISTJ, rather than an INTJ? What supporting points would you provide to argue for each choice?

10% because these activities are not accurate by nature. I classify myself as INTJ based upon very strong sensory anima/inferior reactions. I also have a very weak ability to process sensory input that is right in front of me, practically to the point of being blind.

Does 10% seem like an arbitrary number to you? Couldn't your answer just as likely have been: "12.78% because these activities are not accurate by nature"?

I'm not trying to be a pain, I'm just interested in your thoughts on such matters.
 

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What are you thoughts on wearing socks with sandals?

I don't wear sandals... I guess it depends on the heat; I usually prefer to be bearfoot in the heat.

Does 10% seem like an arbitrary number to you? Couldn't your answer just as likely have been: "12.78% because these activities are not accurate by nature"?
I'm not trying to be a pain, I'm just interested in your thoughts on such matters.

Answer: Yes, it is arbritary, also who cares about something that isn't relevant to actually making the decision? That's called wasting time.

As someone who works in justifying the economics of projects in occasion its a simple case of working out that it is the best option for most, if not all cases. 10% or 12.78% is as irrelevant in this context as it is to cognition.
 
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Why do you want to change your username from InvisibleJim to IJ?
 

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Why do you want to change your username from InvisibleJim to IJ?

Because it is visually elegant. It also has its own special symbol in dutch which shows an intriguing link with the English language...

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You can see how interesting it is to find yo-ghurt is actually ij-oghur-ij historically.

The other link to great y is from the Norwegian thorn which is one of my favourite symbols.

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Sky is technically sk-th as thorn is for most purposes 'th'.
 

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Jim, how do we keep a woman happy?
 
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Pretty pictures go here.

I see. The most I came up with was "...I suppose it looks like the two right prongs of the psi or a slanty box to keep stuff in" but I like your explanation more.

The subvocalisation is less fun though. :cry:

Do you subvocalise do you read? If so, how many different voices can you hear in your head and what are they like?
 

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Do you subvocalise do you read? If so, how many different voices can you hear in your head and what are they like?

I subvocalise and I also read.

I can only hear 1 voice in my head. I can make it do other voices, but it's still my coherent voice.
 

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I've noticed you often express displeasure with INTPs, and while I agree that the less intelligent ones can be borderline unbearable, I've found the same to be true of INTJs who are less intelligent. Have you found that the majority of INTPs with whom you associate fail to offer you an acceptable social experience? Also, what would you say are the main differences between the INTP and INTJ?
 

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I've noticed you often express displeasure with INTPs, and while I agree that the less intelligent ones can be borderline unbearable, I've found the same to be true of INTJs who are less intelligent. Have you found that the majority of INTPs with whom you associate fail to offer you an acceptable social experience? Also, what would you say are the main differences between the INTP and INTJ?

You seem to consider that I chose my friends based upon 'social experience'. That is one of the main differences between INTP and INTJ and one of the reasons there are so few clear INTJs active on this and on other forums including INTJ forum.
 

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Because it is visually elegant. It also has its own special symbol in dutch which shows an intriguing link with the English language...

800px-IJ_%28letter%29.svg.png


You can see how interesting it is to find yo-ghurt is actually ij-oghur-ij historically.

The other link to great y is from the Norwegian thorn which is one of my favourite symbols.

300px-Latin_letter_%C3%9E%C3%BE.svg.png


Sky is technically sk-th as thorn is for most purposes 'th'.

1. Why are you obsessing over my native tongue?

2. Do you even know what that word means?

3. Did it occur to you that you could use Nijntje's nick for this demo?
 

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1. Why are you obsessing over my native tongue?

2. Do you even know what that word means?

3. Did it occur to you that you could use Nijntje's nick for this demo?

1) A passing daliance does not an obsession make
2) Iceless, ice-free, aka ice-cream without the ice, or cream.
3) No, I just pulled the image out of wikipedia.
 

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Sex and agree with everything, unless they intend for you not to agree.

That's a great theory, but when the man "agrees with everything", I've seen it happen where the woman then thinks, "He's a doormat. He has no spine. I need a man who will stand up to me, who is more challenging." What say you to that? Is there a "middle ground", where the man should be equal parts "firm in his stance" and equal parts "agreeable"?

Also, do you think you'd enjoy working in a little 8 x 10 foot shack where people can drive up and have you make copies of keys for them with one of those key making machines? In other words, sitting in a small hut in a grocery store parking lot, putting your feet up and reading several newspapers, listening to the radio, and just making a few keys per day? Would this be "living the good life" or "an INTJ nightmare"?
 
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