Yes.
Solution to the problem? (Might seem evil but how evil aren't people that ignore their conscience?)
Feign being inferior (i.e: self-critical/honest at your own perspective in as the obvious flaws of your own perspective and say it out (while do not say the strong points of your perspective) and say it in the most stupid-like way as possible) and now and then put out some baits just to encourage the arrogance of those that can't be honest with themselves and fight fire with fire.
Strike them where they least expect it when they least expected it. Know when you can fight and when you can not fight. Strike directly without delay at any opportunity in which you know that you can make no mistakes but closely anticipate the consequences. Avoid direct confrontation. Be extremely sarcastic (especially do this at your own perspective) at their expense while your being 100% yourself and just reverse the words.
Be passive aggressive. Use a lot of rhetoric + flowery language. Be as imprecise and ambiguous as you can possibly be and say words that you do not mean. Do this in an innocent as possible way and spread it out so that they do not find out your plan.
If the person is easy to irritate (usually is the case of people that can't be honest with themselves): find all manner of ways of irritating him or her while at the same time he or she is not aware that you are trying to irritate him or her: all in all don't make sure your opponent notices your plan -- because if that is the case it is time to retreat.
Make him or her think that you are on his or her side when you are not (if possible). Ignore their point that they are trying to make while focusing on the irrelevant details of their perspective instead and interrupt and acknowledge them while they are making their point.
Make a lot of logical fallacies just so that they can correct it for your automatically just to suck up their time and make sure that your mistakes really aren't mistakes. This further increases their arrogance. Patience is not the virtue of bullies so just draw everything out if you can. When opportunity arises: attack your opponent directly with all your force of your strongest perspective (which you hid unless he or she has already found it out) after a long time have passed when he or she is losing his or her patience (i.e don't give him or her any rest). Also obviously acknowledge all the bullshit that they speak while speaking that such bullshit to them.
Most of these people have crap integrity so make sure to spy on every little moral mistake they do (but do not directly point it out -- save it out to those *WHAM* opportunities instead). Find out their patterns and
know their plans. Try to interrupt and destroy his or her strategy at any way possible. Don't get personal though at first though... that can trigger their ego... have restraint.
When you are doing all this have this in your mind as it is going to be as easy as possible: do not make it seem that you are overdoing it and are do not be subject to over-reacting: bullies thrive on your reactions so do not make them and thus remain as calm as possible if you can. Don't make it seem like you are making a fight.
Remember this:
"The softest things in the world overcome the hardest things in the world.
Through this I know the advantage of taking no action." -- Lao-tzu.
If you know the person's patterns well you can predict the person's next action so take advantage of that and try to break it (it requires no strategy really) -- I call this "counter-spell". Know that INFP's can be very unpredictable so your opponent will have a hard time to use this strategy against you (though definitely isn't impossible however) in case of such INFP rely on his or her intuition.
People that can't be honest with themselves are usually conformists and thus I think that their weakest point is when they do not have any allies around them... they are usually dependent on others to some degree. Divide and conquer.
Rely on your intuition if all else fails -- this is something that the other opponent that is not honest with him or herself usually does not have. Discard my advice and rely on personal tactics when necessarily.
Good luck.
(... what can I say... I am bored... and needless to say... annoyed...)
I'm sure if we glanced over test scores that wouldn't be the case, but in a general way do you find yourself usually making the right call on something?
My example,
I was just thinking over some of the girls I have dated, which are usually a little stubborn and defiant. We'll often butt heads (in a cute way) about something and predict the outcome. Well, according to them I'm "right" a disgusting amount of the time. Does that mean they listen to me more often? Helll noooo
If anything, I think they start to tune me out a little bit more. Part of me thinks it's because they want to prove me wrong on something while the other part says that maybe they prefer that unpredictability on certain things. I'll admit I like being wrong and I like being put in those unpredictable situations, maybe they do too.
With that in mind, I wonder if that can make us "annoyingly right most of the time?"
Any similar experiences?