[MBTI General] ISTP's-INTP's

[Poki]

I don't think I'll ever seem sufficiently threatening and sinister to ANYONE who's seen that video... or to anyone in real life

I dont ever think a female ESTP can be threatening. They are the people who get mad at you, give you a look and you cant help but laugh at the forced mad face

I dont talk to cameras...sorry...or I maybe I would think about posting a video like these.

 

[sLiPpY]

I dont ever think a female ESTP can be threatening. They are the people who get mad at you, give you a look and you cant help but laugh at the forced mad face

I dont talk to cameras...sorry...or I maybe I would think about posting a video like these.

I don't know about that. I dated an ESTP female once, that chased down and beat the living crap out of a man that stole her purse.

By the time the cop arrived, the man was begging to go to jail...

 

[Poki]

I don't know about that. I dated an ESTP female once, that chased down and beat the living crap out of a man that stole her purse.

By the time the cop arrived, the man was begging to go to jail...

I meant normal circumstances. SP Rage is not a good thing

 

[sLiPpY]

I meant normal circumstances. SP Rage is not a good thing

Indeed.

 

[miss fortune]

Hmmmm, I think I'm still an N.

wasn't saying that you weren't... I was saying compare your ENTP to that ESTP for a good comparison

and there's nothing wrong with chasing down an asshole who steals your purse! they have it coming and need to be made SORRY! :steam:

however, it's usually pretty hard to make me mad because I tend to laugh too easily

 

[ReflecTcelfeR]

That was mainly for me. Typing out loud. I doubt my type daily, or should I say I make sure I'm the same type daily.

 

[miss fortune]

mine are pretty much the only ESTP videos on the site thelook: @ any other ESTPs)... but you can compare and contrast in the videos thread to figure things out!

the biggest difference is that I'll look straight at the camera while talking and more awareness of surroundings and the present... you don't notice that as much with the Ne people

 

[ChocolateMoose123]

I want to hear from your perspectives the differences you notice between ISTP's and INTP's however slight.

A big key to telling the difference between these types is sense of humor. INTP humor is very identifiable.

I dont talk to cameras...sorry...or I maybe I would think about posting a video like these.

Good call. It's hard to interact with nothing in front of you.

 

[Randomnity]

[youtube="KjIXA2S0BeA"]INTP[/youtube]

Is that someone here?! The lack of facial expression is astonishing! Is this a common INTP thing? (I watched the videos on mute so I can't comment about what they were saying) edit: the second video is a little more animated, so maybe it's just a fluke

My face is overly expressive, it's hard to hide things or lie :/

 

[Bamboo]

MDP2525 has a video somewhere...

I don't remember if there were any other istp vids from this site.

For that matter, there really weren't a whole lot on youtube at all. As I pointed out in my video's description, I'm normally not so animated. A lot of people commented that I seemed more extroverted than introverted.

 

[sLiPpY]

MDP2525 has a video somewhere...

I don't remember if there were any other istp vids from this site.

For that matter, there really weren't a whole lot on youtube at all. As I pointed out in my video's description, I'm normally not so animated. A lot of people commented that I seemed more extroverted than introverted.

Nah, dude...that's an important element to the video.

ISTP's tend to be more extroverted than any other I type. We also become more ESTP as we age.

That was my favorite part of the whole presentation. Which might help some ISTP's with stronger e's go now wait a minute. Maybe I can be an I vs. an E?

i.e. One of my ISTP friends that works in sales. He goes to sales meetings and they make him so tired he turns pail.

uh, plus when I watched your presentation I chucked to myself.

oh, look there's bamboo and he's "extroverting" holy, crap...I see some similar ticks as me.

 

[jixmixfix]

I don't know about you guys but I got bored really quick when the INTP started to talk

 

[jixmixfix]

Nah, dude...that's an important element to the video.

ISTP's tend to be more extroverted than any other I type. We also become more ESTP as we age.

That was my favorite part of the whole presentation. Which might help some ISTP's with stronger e's go now wait a minute. Maybe I can be an I vs. an E?

i.e. One of my ISTP friends that works in sales. He goes to sales meetings and they make him so tired he turns pail.

uh, plus when I watched your presentation I chucked to myself.

oh, look there's bamboo and he's "extroverting" holy, crap...I see some similar ticks as me.

you're just a closet ESTP don't lie.

 

[jixmixfix]

I guess one of the qualities that makes me an ISTP as oppose to an INTP is I like to make convos quick and not ramble on too much.

 

[sLiPpY]

I don't know about you guys but I got bored really quick when the INTP started to talk

:zzz:

 

[jixmixfix]

:zzz:

ISTP =
INTP =

 

[sLiPpY]

ISTP =
INTP =

 

[ChocolateMoose123]

MDP2525 has a video somewhere...

I don't remember if there were any other istp vids from this site.

For that matter, there really weren't a whole lot on youtube at all. As I pointed out in my video's description, I'm normally not so animated. A lot of people commented that I seemed more extroverted than introverted.

I'd post that video but it's boring as hell. I will post this one. It's the product of a workplace dare I had to take. Word of warning there is some dirty language from co-workers, and a shrieking ESFP. So I turned the volume down.

YouTube

 

[jixmixfix]

I would also post a video but I feel I would have nothing to really say, other than "hey look at my i'm an ISTP".

 

[sLiPpY]

I would also post a video but I feel I would have nothing to really say, other than "hey look at my i'm an ISTP".

[YOUTUBE="5zey8567bcg"]Typical ISTP Lumberjack Canadian[/YOUTUBE]


No worries, they already made a video to describe Canadian ISTP's