-Lazy reader, read bold statement.
I've noticed that all S-types have this blank expression when you accidentally give a 'rabbit-holish' explanation about the cause of a certain effect whilst the face-value of the given effect indicates otherwise.
I noticed that many S-types distrust iNtuitive information. It's that fraction of silence that disturbs me, is the communication successful?
My experience regarding this is that whatever you've been saying gets either misinterpreted so fucking bad that people use it against you in certain situations(*populist douchebag approaching*hey, you think X is Y right?), shrug it off without altering anything in their system(even if the secondary effects harm you or someone else) or ask the 'what should I do instead?' without paying any attention to the 'why or how' as if it is not relevant.
My only successful venture in this regard is with ESTPs who have wonderful persuasion skills and are competent in extracting necessary information along with other skill-assets making that silence/blank stare moment less painful.
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How do S-types process information given by an INTP.
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I don't think that intelligence/IQ or whatever is a ruling factor here, neither should you, as I find that too many (younger) INTPs pride themselves with the illusion that they somehow know it better or that the input of other types, mainly S,F and J types is inferior to their already established mindsets and premises.
I've noticed that all S-types have this blank expression when you accidentally give a 'rabbit-holish' explanation about the cause of a certain effect whilst the face-value of the given effect indicates otherwise.
I noticed that many S-types distrust iNtuitive information. It's that fraction of silence that disturbs me, is the communication successful?
My experience regarding this is that whatever you've been saying gets either misinterpreted so fucking bad that people use it against you in certain situations(*populist douchebag approaching*hey, you think X is Y right?), shrug it off without altering anything in their system(even if the secondary effects harm you or someone else) or ask the 'what should I do instead?' without paying any attention to the 'why or how' as if it is not relevant.
My only successful venture in this regard is with ESTPs who have wonderful persuasion skills and are competent in extracting necessary information along with other skill-assets making that silence/blank stare moment less painful.
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How do S-types process information given by an INTP.
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I don't think that intelligence/IQ or whatever is a ruling factor here, neither should you, as I find that too many (younger) INTPs pride themselves with the illusion that they somehow know it better or that the input of other types, mainly S,F and J types is inferior to their already established mindsets and premises.