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Hadoblado

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The 100% refers to the expected output, not the total. So when people ask for 110%, they really aren't asking for that much...
 

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The 100% refers to the expected output, not the total. So when people ask for 110%, they really aren't asking for that much...

The statement was "I support the war 110%."

Explain to me how that figure is logical.

For the record, enthusiasm, unlike work output which is predicated on another number (e.g., 184 widgets sold last month), caps at 100%.

You can't be more enthusiastic than you're capable of being.
 

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The statement was "I support the war 110%."

Explain to me how that figure is logical.

For the record, enthusiasm, unlike work output which is predicated on another number (e.g., 184 widgets sold last month), caps at 100%.

You can't be more enthusiastic than you're capable of being.

INTPs make their own rules, it made sense to his own system of logic ;)
 

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INTPs make their own rules, it made sense to his own system of logic ;)

The rules should at least be logical, clever, understandable, and appropriate but who am I to stymy arbitrary INTP bullshit?! :D
 

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The statement was "I support the war 110%."

Explain to me how that figure is logical.

For the record, enthusiasm, unlike work output which is predicated on another number (e.g., 184 widgets sold last month), caps at 100%.

You can't be more enthusiastic than you're capable of being.

No way. INTPraptor was saying that his enthusiasm for war was 110% of what can be expected from either him or the average raptor. Why does enthusiasm cap at 100%? I know people that can reach levels of enthusiasm far beyond what I'm capable of.
 
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No way. INTPraptor was saying that his enthusiasm for war was 110% of what can be expected from either him or the average raptor. Why does enthusiasm cap at 100%? I know people that can reach levels of enthusiasm far beyond what I'm capable of.

That's the reason!

It's not a comparison to the average raptor or (in your case) other people but, rather, personal capacity, which innately caps at one hundred percent.

Aha, glad that's cleared up! ;)
 

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Lol, only on an INTP forum... :D
Actually, the 110% problem occurred to me too. I attributed his seeming misuse of percentages to the stress of the circumstances. Still...

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That last slide accurately depicts my ENFJ sister's melodrama over interpersonal things.

Three days ago she indirectly burned a family member's hand and went into an NF tailspin.

She almost cried yesterday when I said on Skype that I would guiltlessly inveigle meals on wheels by feigning a terminal illness. :D
 

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Dancing?

Only after heavy drinking ;)
 

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It must be so different being an NF. :confused::rolleyes:
Yes. Many INTPs and many INTJs believe that NFs don't argue using reason, not even if they are scientists.
 

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Could have been an ENTP, but still...
ENTPs are 1/4 of the velociraptor population.


Yes. Many INTPs and many INTJs believe that NFs don't argue using reason, not even if they are scientists.
The only two people I have considered marital material (one being fictional) were NFs in scientific fields.

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ENTPs are 1/4 of the velociraptor population.
Have you noticed, how ENTJs, are considered business-minded NTs, ENTPs as inventing NTs, and INTJs as strategic NTs, but INTPs just considered pontificators? Sometimes I wonder why NTs don't just try to say we're really NFs.

The only two people I have considered marital material (one being fictional) were NFs in scientific fields.
Who was the fictional one?
 

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Have you noticed, how ENTJs, are considered business-minded NTs, ENTPs as inventing NTs, and INTJs as strategic NTs, but INTPs just considered pontificators? Sometimes I wonder why NTs don't just try to say we're really NFs.
I always thought of INTPs as the ones who first come up with the idea/math/theory--we're the people working on the bleeding edge. Actually though, they did a study of a group of casual inventors (you know, the guys who tinker in their garages?) and the most represented group was the INTPs, followed by the ISTPs. So INTPs do invent. :)

Who was the fictional one?
An obscure Transformers character from the original 80s TV show--he was a university professor turned intergalactic explorer. I'd say he was either an ENFJ or an INFJ; there really wasn't enough camera time to say.
 

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I think the confusion comes from the notion that an INTP needs a ENTP's energy to do anything, which isn't the case, though I think a ENTP's energy is required to do anything that involves other people, on their own I can easily see INTP inventors working away in their garages.
 

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I think the confusion comes from the notion that an INTP needs a ENTP's energy to do anything, which isn't the case, though I think a ENTP's energy is required to do anything that involves other people, on their own I can easily see INTP inventors working away in their garages.
Yeah, the ENTPs would definitely be better at marketing/selling their inventions.

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Zomg, I just spotted this and caught up with it over the last night. These are HILARIOUS, Anna! :)

Rational velociraptors are probably the best idea in comic history.
 

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Yeah, the ENTPs would definitely be better at marketing/selling their inventions.

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That's one peeved NF. Oftentimes I feel I'm saying something elemental to an NF, and I feel pleased that they are deeply considering what I've just said, but actually they're secretly planning to mash my insolent face in. :D
 

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Rational velociraptors are probably the best idea in comic history.
Yeah. Us NTs are all dinosaurs that are going extinct.
 

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I think the confusion comes from the notion that an INTP needs a ENTP's energy to do anything, which isn't the case, though I think a ENTP's energy is required to do anything that involves other people, on their own I can easily see INTP inventors working away in their garages.
In that case, then a LOT of inventors were INTPs, because a LOT of the most famous inventors did make their inventions by toiling away for years by themselves John Logie Baird an George Eastman Kodak, but to name 2.
 

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That's one peeved NF. Oftentimes I feel I'm saying something elemental to an NF, and I feel pleased that they are deeply considering what I've just said, but actually they're secretly planning to mash my insolent face in. :D
Have you ever seen any of those "Hitler rants about __________" clips on Youtube? That's an unhealthy NF getting angry there.

Yeah. Us NTs are all dinosaurs that are going extinct.
Ah, but clearly these NTs didn't. Perhaps a subpopulation of velociraptors, scientists living in the Athens of the time, realized/foresaw the full calamity of the Cretaceous extinction event and made preparations for long-term survival. No doubt they saved all their best minds with the hope of rebuilding velociraptor civilization afterwards.

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All of last night into the middle of the day today was spent reading every, single link.

And it was worth it more than anything else I would have wished to have done.

:D Keep up the great works Anna.
 

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I spent an hour yesterday reading through every comic. Bravissima!
 

Cybeny

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These comics are great! Keep up the good work!

I can see myself a lot in that velociraptor!
 

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Smirking seems to be one of my favored expressions as well.
 
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