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you'd be surprised.
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[INTP] Don't ask an INTP.
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you'd be surprised.
jenocyde
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We probably won't reply.
We'll probably think about a reply, but fail to post it.
We might write an unsuitable reply, and choose not to post it.
If we do reply, we'll probably skirt around the issue or spend a month asking about the specifics before any progress gets done.
If we do talk about the specifics, chances are, we'll get distracted and draw mismatched conclusions on circumstantial things and get mentally locked in place.
If we do get mindlocked, it'll be 100 years too soon for you to understand our own brilliance, much less our world view.
If we don't get mindlocked, and we do reply, it's probably just bullshit anyway so that you'll get off our backs.
So do us all a favor, and don't ask an INTP.
Most of all, we probably don't care.
Now, any questions?
Holy crap, this is so terrifyingly accurate.
I have no questions.
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