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"...an intro crash course that you're conducting for yourself across several threads." Haha so true! What a great way to describe it :) "...a set of core conflicts in the human psyche." I bought the concept of introversion/extroversion not needing to be associated with cognitive functions, but...

That's..a really interesting way to interpret God. Yes, I say it like that because I'm not fully sold on this. "...you are a part of Him but you are under the illusion that you are a separate, discrete entity, and that, in a nutshell is the cause of all suffering in this world." Do you believe...

These are definitely true. Yellow put it into words better than I was thinking. True happiness comes from being proactive about it, yes, and I've been practicing the solution in the last paragraph for some time. What I'm learning recently is that these techniques are best used on who you judge...

You meant P, right?

INXXs, generally, have a hard time fitting into an extrovert-dominant and sensory-dominant society. INTPs have it a bit easier than others with our auxiliary Ne playing the chameleon in social situations. However, that won't make you truly happy. As someone said earlier, find things that you...

It's probably a result of extended critical thinking. We eventually realize what a lot of others think is religion and tend to reject it because of the baseless devotion. What I'm saying is that I don't believe in regular rituals of 'paying your respects' to God. I do believe that there was...

Yeah, wow, thanks for showing me the videos. I was looking at it the wrong way. Now, from what I got from the videos, cognitive functions are paired as perceiving and judging functions? He was talking about Ti-Fe and Ne-Si axes. I now know that cognitive functions aren't used indivudually. I...

1. How can you tell which cognitive function is being used? 2. Can more than one cognitive function be used at once in a given situation? 3. How possible is it to use introverted functions in an extrovert setting and vice versa? 4. Or is it that all functions are running constantly, sometimes...

I'm not particularly fond of awards. In high school, I've been invited through mail to attend award ceremonies a few times to claim an award (usually for music). I would go and receive the award, shake hands, whatever, but there was no particular excitement about it. There was no, "Ooooh I can't...

Could you explain what you mean by this? You're saying there's introverted+light INTP, extroverted+light INTP, introverted+dark INTP and extroverted+dark INTP? If so, please elaborate on this. If not, clarify for me. Anyway, do I wish to improve this world? It's more like I wish it would...

This is pretty much how I react to the situation

I'm compelled to disagree here. For starters, I'm not concerned with whether or not a food is simple or complex. I'm more concerned about what's in it (is it going to extend your lifespan or shorten it) and how it tastes. I have no problem with people asking me questions while I'm eating save...

How is it that our emotions are childish? What's the difference between childish emotions and mature emotions?

plz don eat my bubbls :o

I also do that sometimes. I have an underlying belief that nobody is perfect and that everybody can improve. It doesn't mean that I'm telling the person they're sh**. While there is a 'good enough' for me, that I'll like a person once I see certain traits in them, ideally we shouldn't settle for...

Thank you for the welcoming :) I think I got really carried away as I was typing things out. I think the reasoning behind it was "If they know where I'm coming from, maybe there will be less misunderstandings in the future" and "Maybe they can verify what kind of 4-letter personality I have...

I threw the spoiler in there. Nice to meet you, Happy. I have some 1 on 1 discussions with teachers here and there, especially when a new thought pops into my mind and begs to be solved. I'd go right to their room and ask them questions. I slightly prefer it over absorbing information during a...

Hey, people. I've been lurking around here for a bit. Unlike my experiences on past forums, I felt the need to come out with a proper introduction of me. As far as I can remember, I've never done this before. Prologue: A few weeks ago, I tested as an INTP-A. For the first time, I...