(I am German, so i know. The sound of "Schu-" is probably like your sound of "Shoo")
I will ask the questions, and answer them to get things started. You only have to share what you want, though.
What is your name?
My name is Scott, or call me icy if you like.
Where are you from?
I live in Canton, MI.
How old are you?
24.
What's your gender?
Male
How did you find out that you were INTP, or other type?
A couple of MBTI personality tests, also an INTJ friend told me her intuition about me.
How did you find out about this forum?
One of those tests linked here, and it seemed pretty cool
Do you have a partner/lover?
Nope, unless you count the ESFJ that wants to run my life from time to time.
Do you have any kids?
No kiddos.
Do you have any pets?
I am allergic, so generally no.
Which hobbies absorb you the most?
I tend to enjoy math, video games, friends, puns, and computers.
How do you generate an income?
I work as an IT Intern at a company, which I'm being let go of as of next Friday, woohoo!
Hardest thing(s) about being INTP?
I have a knack for bad puns and things relating to the technical fields where I am, so sometimes it's hard to relate to people on things that I really really find fascinating, and they sometimes get annoyed with the puns XD.
If you can think of any other questions you might like to ask new members, or myself, please add them.
, unless they do 
, stop reading!
I stand by my claim but you're welcome to test me on it. (If your criteria included "widely published" then of course I'd fail the test...so far . I'm not creative enough to think of any other test right now, but maybe you'll come up with something?)
as well as fun factor and of course more pictures!)
)John is delivering one of our talks! If you're in the UK, south of London, in January, come and hear him. The benefits are, you can continue reading your book on Egypt (sounds way more fun), listen to him vs reading him (way more inspiring) and meet ME (wow, even more fun
I am so envious. Does that mean you've personally spoken with Polkinghorne?? Coool. Was it your idea to invite him? Have you read a lot of his stuff?
omniarevalat said:. Well, here's an idea: I need a little extra incentive to read my Polkinghorne book, so if you like I can send you quotes, comments & thoughts about the book as I read it, & it will be almost as if you were reading it yourself, or at least save you some time?
"In both science and theology, I believe that we can affirm a stance of critical realism--called "critical" because the method of enquiry is subtle, with a delicate intertwining of experience and interpretation, and called "realism" because the investigation has the character of a process of discovery, rather than that of human construction. ... The fact that critical realism can be asserted of both science and theology, despite their very different subject material, implies a cousinly relationship between these two truth-seeking endeavors..." (John Polkinghorne, new Preface to One World, 2007 ed).
