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All INTJ's that I have ever known are great scholars. Comments?
Thus, I'd wonder how well are you going through various laboratories and other places looking for a less than scholarly INTJ? That's how I'd think you may find such a person. Course there is also the INTJ Forum to consider as well.Masterminds are rare, comprising no more than, say, one percent of the population, and they are rarely encountered outside their office, factory, school, or laboratory. Although they are highly capable leaders, Masterminds are not at all eager to take command, preferring to stay in the background until others demonstrate their inability to lead. Once they take charge, however, they are thoroughgoing pragmatists.
I actually thought this point had already been established, but it frustrated me as well...The title of this thread...
I don't think that's a grammatical situation in which you use the word "whom"
"who" should suffice.
It was bothering me.
(whom when referring to object of verb, who for referring to the subject)
prsnlly i rlyz luv dat rowsettah styone if yanno whut i meanz antiantHucked on funics has defiNATEly wurked fur me.
Rozetta be stoned I tryed uzing that fur lik arabrick, n it lik tot me wel.prsnlly i rlyz luv dat rowsettah styone if yanno whut i meanz antiant
It's the ability to notice small details, perhaps.Ok, ok, we all know the thread title has a grammatical error.
How do you guys do so well in EVERY class you take, including Accounting? Is it just superior intelligence? (Which unfortunately, I suspect.) To get straight A's in Accounting, I'd estimate a required IQ of 160+. But then, your type is supposed to be the smartest. :crazy: