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mmm...so ESTP (hmmm), ENTP (nah, I'm no snooty intellectual), ENFJ or ESFJ (uh, where's my fucking Si then? hahaha NOPE.)INFP is not a choice?
on a more serious note I sense TiFe decision making
I think about the invisible when I'm alone and not doing anything to be distracted by. Otherwise, I think about plans, schemes and what I need to get done.I'd say ESTP or ENTP. You just sound like you got your shit together compared to some other ExTPs and make very reasonable connections.
Se vs Ne - basically Se amplifies objects and Ne amplifies connections between those objects. They are both forward/future looking functions but they look to future from different angles. Why people say that sensors have a better grasp on reality is because their mind places value on the seen and the felt. Why people say intuitives can be in lala land is because their mind places value on connections between objects that aren't invisible, not seen or felt. So mind of intuitive dominant person deals primarily in this invisible, especially to sensors, currency. If you can identify which kind currency you deal with most then you can establish whether you're Ne or Se dominant. It should be pretty straightforward because Se-doms have intuitive function as inferior and Se-doms have intuitive function as inferior.
Heh, I would guess most ENTPs aren't intellectuals. Philosophy seems more like an IN area, but I know an ENFP that double majored in philosophy in college and calls himself a philosopher king. An ENTP could probably do it if they wanted to, but I don't think philosophy is a normal area for a Type 7.ENTP (nah, I'm no snooty intellectual)
I didn't say it did, but you could make a case that it does.How does 'intellectual' directly imply 'philosophy'?
You implied it by stating that philosophy was more of an IN thing after having stated that you didn't think ENTPs would be intellectuals.I didn't say that it did, but you could make a case that it does.
I was implying that, for example, even though INs are more commonly stereotyped as philosophers, there is an ENFP I know who is big on philosophy. And that an ENTP could do it (philosophy) if they want, but a Type 7 probably won't want to.You implied it by stating that philosophy was more of an IN thing after having stated that you didn't think ENTPs would be intellectuals.
Being an intellectual would mean something broader than that. I think she was referring to the NTs, though.
In general, I'd associate philosophy with INxx's. I'm not sure I'd say it's NF domain, generally speaking.In fact, philosophy is probably more of an NF area than NT.
Again, I apologize for multi-posting. I still can't edit.
God, I asked you in one thread why you hadn't looked at ESTP a bit more and why you were so quick to decide on ENFJ rather than ESTP. Why is that?
:laughing:God has forsaken us.