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I'd like to see a collection of explanations considering what an INTJ's thought process looks like.
For example, I often develop ideas from the bottom up. I get an overall view of a concept that acts as a base. From there I begin, in my head, to develop some sort of expository monologue on the connections. . "This happens and that happens; therefore, when this AND that happens the effect is such..." As connections are "explained" I begin to ask myself questions, filling in missing links. At which point it is almost a dialogue; I state the idea in my head then almost rebut against myself.
I believe my Te comes up by developing the dialogue. My thinking works faster as an expression. When I am around people, the dialogue sometimes end up being with them, not myself. Even in those conversations I often say something and before the other person responds, ask a question about what I just stated. Either person may answer the question.
Is this just me? How do the rest of you think?
For example, I often develop ideas from the bottom up. I get an overall view of a concept that acts as a base. From there I begin, in my head, to develop some sort of expository monologue on the connections. . "This happens and that happens; therefore, when this AND that happens the effect is such..." As connections are "explained" I begin to ask myself questions, filling in missing links. At which point it is almost a dialogue; I state the idea in my head then almost rebut against myself.
I believe my Te comes up by developing the dialogue. My thinking works faster as an expression. When I am around people, the dialogue sometimes end up being with them, not myself. Even in those conversations I often say something and before the other person responds, ask a question about what I just stated. Either person may answer the question.
Is this just me? How do the rest of you think?