but combine an apparently friendly harmless prisoner with the ability to mastermind an escape and you have an excellent manipulator who could convince the guards to let them go!
prison guards are people too!![]()
They have far too high opinions of INTJs.
This is actually very much of a beloved INTP pastime.
As long as nobody comes along and tells me how stupid my answer is, I think the guy is an ISTP, INTP, ESTP or perhaps ENTJ, or ESTJ, in that order. It's one thing to be mentally capable of conceiving of such a plan, but it's another to have the physical finesse to carry out the plan.
As far as the shadows go, I see them only as being good for doing "stupid" things, not for the benefits as when they are primary.
Interestingly, myself and someone else here thinks the person is the same type as their spouse. My husband is ISTP. Funny how the types we admire comes into play here.
1. I am a Nocturne with a King James Bible. Jamie is a beauty.
2. Plan I > Plan II > Plan III > on the spur. Keyword elasticity.
3. Dingling dangling sound.
4. Money makes the world around. Dingling dangling sound. (Third in the hierarchy..)
Mouse will clarify for elfie...
You want an NT for logic... the stereotypical escape artist type that can weasel his or her way out of anything would be ENTP (Ne Ti). However jail break from a top security prison requires a great deal more planning and in depth understanding of how the system as a whole works (people dynamics, hierarchical structure in the prison, security check points etc). Ne from the ENTP in this case might not be the best for in depth analysis like Ni does (INTJ or ENTJ). Doing the unexpected truly belongs to the N dominant... hence I picked ENTP vs INTJ as oppose to INTP and ENTJ... although there's always more than one way of escaping.
Hell... if you have enough bribe money as wildcat indicated... you can bribe your way out from jail and out of the country if corruption is rampant in the said country.This way no master planning involved. Just got to know who's bribe-able and will stay brought for long enough to let you escape.
Mind game. Elfie wants to play.
Questions:
1) What type of personality are you?
2) How did you manage to escape? Planned, or on the spur?
3) With help, or without? (Would it have been possible to escape alone?)
4) How would you escape out of the country, given the tight security? [/B]
*grumbles* Elfie never makes things easy huh?Physical fitness: the guy has a limp.
The guards cannot be bribed. They can, however, be won with sympathy.
Elasticity = being able to adapt. If one method doesn't seem to work, you have to be able to reverse gear and attempt another. ENTJ (Te dominant) and to some degree INTP (Ti dominat) I found are more "stiff", their thinking does not U-turn as quickly. Hesitancy might cost you the game. Yet you still need sufficient planning. I would have say INTJ if they didn't also have the tendency of freezing up until too much stress.Elasticity. What does that require? A J for planning, an N for seeing possibility. Right? Or it is the combinations. an NP, then?
Elfie already knows this... it's a balance about gaining enough sympathy yet still maintain enough ruthlessness in order to game the system. Too soft, you get sympathy but will be stuck sitting in the hole. Too ruthless, you'll never win the sympathy. What is the most balance N? I dunno. But N dominant (INXJ, ENXP) certainly looks better... with inferior S as oppose to inferior F or T.Which mouse is best at gaining sympathy? At charm? Which mouse has patience and is detailed, meticulous enough to see the system, then its flaws, and then to game the system? Remember: a ruthless, escape artist.
I do not understand what elfie means by shadow... yes the person will break after prolong stress... the question here isn't which broken shadow is the most useful... the question is which type is least likely to break all the way to the inferior shadow. Again, the most flexible, and thus the most balance type. Which one might that be? Mouse has no clue...Shadow has to come in somewhere, isn't it? No person cannot be under duress, running for 5 years and imprisoned for 1.
Alternatively, the degrees of the personalities.
Elfie introduces a new parameter: X.
but on which side of the X?
Well, others disagree with me, but I think the fictional character MacGuyver is a perfect example of an ISTP. He knows all that science stuff and can get himself out of a life and death jam with wires and baking soda. They are excellent at being resourceful with what they have at hand. They have physical prowess. They're great strategic thinkers. I'm a very big fan of theirs....
ISTP: could you please elaborate why? Because i don't know any ISTPs in real life, so i have no measure.
Are you absolutely sure that's true?Truth is never absolute.
Are you absolutely sure that's true?![]()
I was just kinda teasing - playing with the words - hence the winking smilie.You're the second INTJ that said that... why is truth absolute? I don't understand...
Objective truth is absolute. Unfortunately none of us can ever obtain that... perception and judgment gets in the way. So in real life, we only get subjective truths... those are not absolute?