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Even after not posting on this account for years I still get notifications every other day.
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Debate using evidence and rational thought: - ENTJ, INTJ, ISTJ, ISTP, INTP
Debate using ethics and emotion: - ENFP, INFP, ENFJ, INFJ, ISFP
correcting your opponents typos: - ESTJ, ESFJ, ISFJ, ESTP, ESFP
“cuck”: - ENTP
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All of these are true.
MBTI types breaking stereotypes (noted from personal experience) in (mostly) two words.
ENTP: angsty perfectionist
INTP: angsty poet
ENTJ: voodoo practicing romantic (I am not shitting you)
INTJ: fluffy bunny
INFJ: pragmatic realist
ENFJ: stoic introvert
INFP: resilient manipulator
ENFP: depressed sloth
ESTP: organized introvert
ISTP: intuitive humanitarian
ESTJ: knitting and open-minded
ISTJ: LOTR loving nerds
ESFP: logical dictator
ISFP: intellectual theorizer
ESFJ: reflective and conceptual
ISFJ: hard assed and unwavering.
From all the answers I got from the sense of direction post I can conclude that how good your sense of direction is has nothing to do with your type, but how it works does. SPs and NJs remember certain details on their paths which mostly help them to find the way back, while SJs and NPs creates a mental map of the whole area.
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“what do you mean it’s obvious im an ISTP?”
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Hi everyone!
How good would you say your sense of direction is, and if you were to describe how you find your way from a place to another, like navigating through a city, how would you do it? Do you memorize different paths, or do you try to figure out which general direction you should be heading by using landmarks and walk that way? And of course, include your MBTI type
From what I have read I can conclude that how good your sense of direction is has nothing to do with your type, but there seem to be a difference between Ni/Se and Ne/Si users on how they navigate.
I need some answers from SJs before I can be sure tho
Hi everyone!
How good would you say your sense of direction is, and if you were to describe how you find your way from a place to another, like navigating through a city, how would you do it? Do you memorize different paths, or do you try to figure out which general direction you should be heading by using landmarks and walk that way? And of course, include your MBTI type
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tbh-entp
I need an entp friend in my life,suggest me blogs?
One thing about us is that our blogs tend to be active and then inactive and then active again. It’s a miracle I’ve stuck to this one but it’s one of 2131234233 side blogs. Buuut here are some of my fav entp//mbti blogs:
- @worldofanentp
- @honestly-entp
- @entp-mess
- @entpswork
- @livelyrenegadembti
- and @mbtiguy who is ESTP but she has a gr9 blog, lord i’ve been following that one for ages it’s my fav
Ah, thanks! :D
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cognitive functions, by dario nardi
- EXTRAVERTED SENSING (Se) - “Act quickly and smoothly to handle whatever comes up in the moment.”
Excited by motion, action, and nature. Adept at physical multitasking with a video game-like mind primed for action. Often in touch with body sensations. Bored when sitting with a mental/rote task. Strong memory for details in context. Use their whole brain to handle crises. May be impatient to finish.
MAINLY ESFP, ESTP. ALSO ISFP, ISTP.
- INTROVERTED SENSING (Si) - “Review and practice in order to specialise and meet group needs.”
Constant practice helps their brain specialise. Improve when watching a role-model or example. Often in touch with body sensations. Easily track where they are in a task. Use their whole brain to review the past. Strong memory for kinship and raw details. May over-rely on authority for guidance.
MAINLY ISTJ, ISFJ. ALSO ESTJ, ESFJ.
- EXTRAVERTED INTUITING (Ne) - “Perceive and play with patterns of relationships across contexts.”
Think analogically: notice and apply patterns of relationships across contexts. Stimuli are springboards to generate analogies and ideas. Easily guess details. Adept at role-play and mirroring others. Brain activity tends to look chaotic, with many highs and lows at once. May find it hard to stay on-task.
MAINLY ENTP, ENFP. ALSO INTP, INFP.
- INTROVERTED INTUITING (Ni) - “Draw upon the whole brain to realise an answer to a novel problem.”
Enter a very brief trance to answer problems. Focus on what will happen. Use their whole brain to foresee the future. Manage their own mental processes and are aware of where they are in an open-ended task. May use physical action or symbol to focus the mind. May over-rely on the unconscious
MAINLY INTJ, INFJ. ALSO ENTJ, ENFJ.
- EXTRAVERTED THINKING (Te) - “Manage resources efficiently to quickly decide based on the evidence.”
Highly efficient use of brain resources. Focus on word content, recall facts and figures, see and manipulate images, and then decide. Adept at giving decisive explanations. Tend to utilise other brain regions only when those regions are truly needed. May display confidence even when wrong.
MAINLY ESTJ, ENTJ. ALSO ISTJ, INTJ.
- INTROVERTED THINKING (Ti) - “Reason multiple ways to objectively and accurately analyse problems.”
Rely on interior regions of neocortex. Adept at deductive reasoning, defining and categorising, weighing odds and risks, and/or navigating spaces. Can shut out senses to think. Tend to back-track to clarify thoughts. Separate body from mind when arguing or analysing. May quickly stop listening.
MAINLY ISTP, INTP. ALSO ESTP, ENTP.
- EXTRAVERTED FEELING (Fe) - “Evaluate and communicate values to enhance social relationships.”
Attend keenly to how others judge them. Quickly adjust behaviour for social harmony. Like to use adjectives to convey values. The true degree of their emotional response about morals/ethics is often held back and given only in words or ideas. May be easily coerced or embarrassed.
MAINLY ESFJ, ENFJ. ALSO ISFJ, INFJ.
- INTROVERTED FEELING (Fi) - “Listen with your whole self to locate and support what’s important.”
Evaluate personal importance along a spectrum from love/like to dislike/hate. Use their whole brain to listen to others. Attentive and curious for what is not said. Focus on word choice and voice tone. Hard to embarrass. Can respond strongly to specific, high-value words. May not utilise feedback.
MAINLY ISFP, INFP. ALSO ESFP, ENFP.
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Anonymous asked:
Where are you located on this planet ?
I'm located in the land of Vikings, fish, and oil
Anonymous asked:
Ya like jazz?
Yah.
Anonymous asked:
GAY ENTP* AUTO CORRECT IS BAD
That makes slightly more sense, and Nope. I’m the friend everyone question the sexuality of.
Anonymous asked:
Gay enfp?? ArE y o u ??? T he ga_y????fr ien d gay enfp???????
Anonymous asked:
what are your favourite movies, books and tv shows?
Oooooh, I have been waiting for this question!
Books:
The Alchymist - Paulo Coelho
The Brain That Changes itself - Norman Doidge
Sapiens: A Brief History of Mankind - Yuval Harari
The Long Way to A Small Angry Planet - Becky Chambers
TV shows:
Sherlock
Game of Thrones
Gravity Falls
Cosmos: a Space Time Odyssey
Stranger Things
Rick and Morty
I’m a huge movie lover, so the movie list is long:
The handmaiden (2016). This is currently my favourite movie. The story is amazing, the plot twists are really good, the characters are interesting, and the imagery is breath taking. I have never seen a move this close to perfection.
The Shining (1980)
The Social Network (2010)
500 Days of Summer (2009)
Chicago (2002)
The Dark Knight (2008)
Inception (2010)
Treasure Planet (2002)
The Iron Giant (1999)
American Psycho (2000)
Her (2013)
Silver Linings Playbook (2012)
Life of Brian (1979)
The Harry Potter movies. The first movie came out when I was 6, and the last when I was 16, so Harry Potter has been a huge part of my childhood.
Interview With the Vampire (1994)
The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012)
SW: TFA (2015)
The Imitation Game (2014)
And probably a whole bunch that I have forgotten.
Anonymous asked:
Any advice for a hopeless ENFP?
Create something.
(This is a tip for all hopeless types)
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Anonymous asked:
Hey :) I have a question uh .. so I'm an ENTP and psychopathic, right. There are all these jokes that ENTP are basically psychopaths and ofc they're jokes but it got me thinking. Is it possible that when taking the tests, something like disorders would affect your result? So that you might *be* something else without the disorder?
With regards to taking personality tests in general, there is always the chance of getting an inaccurate answer. After all, an online test doesn’t know you as well as you do.
So if you did happen to have a disorder, I would assume that, yes, it would skew the results quite a bit. Researching cognitive functions can usually help to counter this problem.
It all depends on how aware you are of your mental disorder and in what ways it affects you. If you can divide between symptoms of your disorder and the way your mind works (which can be explained by cognitive functions) should you be able to find your correct type
Anonymous asked:
ENTPs invented the emotions of sarcasm and assholery.
Yup. 100% on point