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So do I. I often zone out while people go on and on talking, but I listen deeply enough to just agree with whatever they're saying. I copied that behavior from people that I think are ISFP or ESFP (they're not INTP's). They save their enthusiasm for those they really want to talk with. I have...

A good friend of mine (an ENTJ) once told me that weirdos could just take acting lessons, and hone their skills by acting in plays.

giggle a lot, and give people wedgies:cthulhu:

Selflessness has a certain vagueness as to it's exact meaning. As a descriptive term, it could mean some self-sacrificing act. In moral philosophy, it is harder to put into a nutshell, and some might even argue against it. Language has certain functions and uses, but to define selflessness...

Being disorganized won't help you get anywhere except by luck alone. It's better to stay focused and keep muddling forward. I know people with law degrees who took years to get a job. I try to stay organized,because if I vacation (have fun) too much, I'm always in the same place, and don't have...

It's been going on for decades, I've already got lots of canned food stockpiled on my girlfriend's farm.

Sometimes these subtypes can seem dead on,even if they are just presented as speculation. When I first found out I was INTP, the personality theory seemed to state that I always was, and always will be INTP. That this typing might as well be stamped on my head. On the other extreme, I've heard...

Didn't Arthur Schopenhauer say something like that? It sounds very mystical.

After first grade I was considered the smartest kid in the history of the school district. In the second grade, I told my parents that I didn't like school. I wanted a life of autonomy and freedom from all restriction. The classwork was easy, and I was interested mainly in sports, world war 2...