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I mentioned this somewhere here on PerC, but I got thinking. Usually NT's get all the credit when it comes to science, but I see it as a Ti-dom thing. And also, science requires a lot of memorization (anatomy and biology was rote hell...so was learning the periodic table for chemistry.
Ti-dom, sensors (good memory & eye for details), and introverts (focused doing a lot of solitary work). Plus, good with your hands (as legend goes), good at figuring out the mechanics of things. These traits are ideal for scientists, but I never really see ISTPs mentioned as such.
1. Is your profession in science? (Or are you studying it as a major in college)
2. Did you do well in your science classes?
3. Do you like science (i.e., do you think/talk/study/tinker with it in your spare time)
And now I'll sit back, record the observations and see if they fit my carefully concocted theory.
Ti-dom, sensors (good memory & eye for details), and introverts (focused doing a lot of solitary work). Plus, good with your hands (as legend goes), good at figuring out the mechanics of things. These traits are ideal for scientists, but I never really see ISTPs mentioned as such.
1. Is your profession in science? (Or are you studying it as a major in college)
2. Did you do well in your science classes?
3. Do you like science (i.e., do you think/talk/study/tinker with it in your spare time)
And now I'll sit back, record the observations and see if they fit my carefully concocted theory.