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Michael Westen: ISTP or INTJ?
- Thread starter Illmatic
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Courage is immortality
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- MBTI Type
- ENTJ
- Enneagram
- 8w7
- Instinctual Variant
- sx/so
I'd say ENTJ. Fi is clearly his weak point. He's really focused on the external, but yeah, a total NTJ.
Low N, due to a life spent under immediate real life stress where he's not had much time to think about a lot of stuff that is not survival, life or work-related.
However, his intuition when it comes to people and the life around him has been finely tuned, as well as his Extroverted Sensing.
Just because a guy has technical proficiency he isn't an ISTP. I'm a good technician for example, and i'm as far from an ISTP as can be.
Low N, due to a life spent under immediate real life stress where he's not had much time to think about a lot of stuff that is not survival, life or work-related.
However, his intuition when it comes to people and the life around him has been finely tuned, as well as his Extroverted Sensing.
Just because a guy has technical proficiency he isn't an ISTP. I'm a good technician for example, and i'm as far from an ISTP as can be.
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