[NT] NT Objectivity Scale

[Jack Flak]

Definitions of objective used are:

-not influenced by personal feelings, interpretations, or prejudice; based on facts; unbiased: an objective opinion

-expressing or dealing with facts or conditions as perceived without distortion by personal feelings, prejudices, or interpretations

Most Objective: INTP...ENTP...INTJ...ENTJ: Least Objective

I'm confident in this assertion as it pertains to "the typical bearer of type," though I'm sure someone disagrees. As to its importance...Advantage could be gained in dealing with people of these types by way of adjusting initial trust. One who isn't as concerned with self-advancement or control as one is with remaining objective is less likely to deceive.

 

[Colors]

I'd say on average: Most objective- ENTP ... INTP .... ENTJ ... INTJ - Least objective

Really depends on the individual (and perhaps the situation as well).

 

[Jack Flak]

I'd say on average: Most objective- ENTP ... INTP .... ENTJ ... INTJ - Least objective

Incorrect.

Really depends on the individual (and perhaps the situation as well).

Goes without saying. So I alluded to it above, but didn't say it.

 

[Lateralus]

Incorrect.

Elaborate.

 

[Colors]

Objectivity:

external perceiving > internal perceiving (Ne > Ni - looking at patterns in outside data vs. patterns with inside data)

extraversion > introversion (Someone more in tune with what's actually going on rather than an internal standard/vision.)

 

[Jack Flak]

Elaborate.

I'm too unconcerned with proving my point to elaborate. And your attempts to control this INTP, Mr. ENTJ, are useless!

 

[Jack Flak]

Note to Colors: Analyze behavior, speech, etc., not fabricated function orders.

 

[Lateralus]

I'm too unconcerned with proving my point to elaborate. And your attempts to control this INTP, Mr. ENTJ, are useless!

I expected nothing less. That would require you to actually do something.

 

[Jack Flak]

I expected nothing less. That would require you to actually do something.

Via your ad hominem attack, you have demonstrated your unobjectivity. Additionally, if your fury were lessened by calm, rational thought, you might have noticed that I was in fact elaborating humorously while claiming I never would.

 

[ptgatsby]

Note to Colors: Analyze behavior, speech, etc., not fabricated function orders.

Note to self: Don't depend on INTPs to be objective about their objectivity.

That'd require them to actually come up with reasons for putting themselves first.

 

[Jack Flak]

Note to self: Don't depend on INTPs to be objective about their objectivity.

That'd require them to actually come up with reasons for putting themselves first.

Note to self: INTPs are more objective than ISTPs as well.

 

[Lateralus]

Note to Colors: Analyze behavior, speech, etc., not fabricated function orders.

Wait, isn't MBTI about information gathering and processing?

 

[ptgatsby]

Note to self: INTPs are more objective than ISTPs as well.

Heh, still waiting for your justification of beliefs, oh objective one.

 

[Night]

What does "objective" mean?

Are you referring to an opinion free from extraneous influence?

 

[Lateralus]

Via your ad hominem attack, you have demonstrated your unobjectivity. Additionally, if your fury were lessened by calm, rational thought, you might have noticed that I was in fact elaborating humorously while claiming I never would.

Stating a fact is now a sign of unobjectivity?

 

[Jack Flak]

Heh, still waiting for your justification of beliefs, oh objective one.

*sigh* As stated, I am far too objective to feel the need to prove anything.

 

[ptgatsby]

*sigh* As stated, I am far too objective to feel the need to prove anything.

Or too subjective to see your own subjectivity.

 

[Jack Flak]

Stating a fact is now a sign of unobjectivity?

It depends on the fact. When I stated the facts contained in my Objectivity Scale, I started to feel slightly unobjective, but still in the green.

Or too subjective to see your own subjectivity.

My subjectivity is like a tiny, tiny mouse, and my objectivity the tiger who hungers for it, though it would make an unworthy meal.

What does "objective" mean?

Are you referring to an opinion free from extraneous influence?

See OP for the definitions. In my words, however: Being objective is making analyses, decisions, speaking and taking action with a big picture view in mind, as opposed to large concern for self interest.

 

[Night]

I only ask, Jack, because your first bullet point nullifies the sense of objectivity you were seeking.

I presume this was intentional.

 

[Totenkindly]

...My subjectivity is like a tiny, tiny mouse, and my objectivity the tiger who hungers for it, though it would make an unworthy meal.

Still gunning to support that N read, huh?
Nice metaphor, tho.

Hmmm. Did you know that NPG likes to kill mice?