1. you can detect a liar 2. you take intellectual matters seriously 3. use logic over emotions 4. hate small talk and gossip 5. easily detect when information doesn't add up 6. dislike the structured corporate culture 7. you're extremely independent 8. you like the simple life 9. you're not traditional by any means 10. you can change other people's perception of reality 11. you don't show your whole personality to others 12. you have an attractive imagination 13. you may come off as insensitive 14. you have a constant curiosity to learn new things 15. you often experience "analysis paralysis"
I’m an INTP and I wish I wasn’t. Having the ability to see problems long before they happen is like watching a fatal car crash in slow motion and being completely powerless to stop it. Nobody listens to INTP’s.
Yeah... it is the plight of the INTP. I gave a past employer a list of processes and procedures that needed updated based on my observations, as I work in compliance. They ignored it. About 10 months later we got hit with a large fine from a federal regulatory audit that read like a checklist of what I provided. A successful sales person once said, "They don't care about how much you know, until they know how much you care" - Dexter Yeager. In short, certain personality types only listen if they like and know you, INTPs are often not known thus not liked because labeled as weird, those same personality types tend to be in business management.
I mumble to myself “nobody listens to me” so often that I wondered exactly how many times a day I say that to myself…..then thought, I should count how many times I have to say that in a day to get a yearly average…..and I’m definitely an INTP
Right!! It's freaky... But is so cool!! It's like you can prove to people you're not a weirdo. Like I might wear a Tshirt that may say "not a weirdo, just an INTP person" 😅
@@fireeye33 that's so awesome!! As an INTP person, it's best to support them in their interest. And I agree with this list, we are very independent people and appreciate support (from a distance, in a way). I think this is great!!
I agree about disliking corporate culture. I figured that out as soon as I did an internship in a corporate office. Not for me. I can't. I'm happy to find work at a small business where they allow me to be independent with the work that I do and there's no micromanaging. I'm so lucky and blessed to find the perfect job! 🤗
Easily the most accurate description I've seen for my version of INTP-ness. Most others overemphasize fascination with tech, and miss the natural contempt for the standard organization.
Just took this myers Briggs test and it confirmed I am a INTP, funny, I was always labeled as the brainiac/genius, have a masters in engineering, and suck at anything emotional. It’s good to know yourself 😃
I'm INTP it's logic to studie my true own self. I'm not a book worm, I have dyslexia like Einstein and Leonardo da Vincie. Would they hate the Dalton school system? Because they are true masters and only the educated are free.
I am convinced that Einstein's dyslexia was fabricated (by the left, of course) to make him appear more fallible and to make the disorder more universally acceptable. Dyslexia is primarily a result of vaccines which were far less common when and where Einstein grew up.
Interesting thing is in German it’s the other way around, so I’m not sure if u are getting this wrong. Don’t feel like researching it tho, just a point.
Anti-Social is against and has an aversion to social interaction. Asocial is apathetic to social interaction, as in not interested. Being an INTP does not require you to be one of those two. You can favor solitude and not be anti-social, though it could be viewed as the same end result as asocial.
I took MBTI test twice, the first was INTJ and the second was ISFJ. After seeing the signs of INTP, I can conclude that I am a merge of ISFJ, INTJ, & INTP. I can't really be either of one😶🌫️
Istp female here. Love intps. I adore the men. Nothing sexier than a smart guy that knows a lil about everything.isnt boring. And gives me space i desperately need. We can sit side by side and be completely comfortable not saying a word.
They can't keep getting away with this! Saying that all INTPs have to fit or relate to 15 or however many number of things. Their are less introverted INTPs, some are less about consuming knowledge and more about putting knowledge and real experiences through their lead cannon. Every type can have mental disorders meaning some might not fit this list. I`m not saying it's bad but it is important to know the spectrum. Also knowing the psychology of how people can type themselves upside-down because they want to be their opposite type. Some people may relate to some topics and then think they are an INTP when they are a ESFJ or any other type. I used to think I was a INTJ, ENTJ, and ESTJ because of videos like these and stereotypes. Also the actual test can be inaccurate because of the lack of spectrum and useage of questions. For example one question talks about if you like art museums. If you say yes it thinks you are more on the feeling side. Even though both sides could like or dislike art museums. To wrap this up just make sure you know your functions to accurately find out what your type is. Also know that the introvert, extrovert, judging and perceiving are only there to tell you what function comes in tne stack. So introverts start with an introverted function first, then extrovert and so on and flipped for extroverts. Judging means your function will be a judging function first, then perceiving and you get the deal. Functions if you don't know: Ni, Ne, Si, Se, Fi, Fe, Ti, Te. If you have read all of this I hope I didn't come of too rude and I hope you learned something. -INTP
INTP'S are the best because they are just the best and you can't change that because they are so smart and they are always right so they are just the best
I am not certain but: I think I am an INTP. But every time someone says that I, or INTPS are logical, myfirst thought usually is something like, I don't actually use formal logic. I'm not sure if this applies to all INTPS, (my guess is that it doesn't) but, for myself, I find the system of formal logic with its many rules and regulations to be overcomplicated and, oddly, a little inaccurate in some ways. The furtherst I've gotten in regards to studying formal logic was truth tables and then I saw all the calculating I'd need to do to find out what's true or not, And I gave up.
Phrases like, "Does that make sense?" "Is that logical?" "Something's fishy." Do you see others around you denying the truth to remain in their comfort zone? These are some clues as to whether you are thinking logically. Of course, there are other personality types with high preferences for logical thinking.
He doesn't mean literally logical he just means you question whether things are plausible and you also do things based of what you know not what you feel.
What I only hate is when I watch a film and halfway, I would start to put things together and predict the ending or the dialogues. Also, when I remember so many names and faces and details about people whom I do not care about and vv.
"What is the source of your information?" Who was your mentor? Which 16 Types book have you read? There is a distinction to be made that LOTS of people who make MBTI videos or videos on "type" seem completely unaware of. Its this: Yes, I'm generalizing but still...everybody-and-their-dog is harping/instructing about FUNCTIONS, and they call it MBTI but it isnt. Pick YOUR personal FIVE favorite online RUclips MBTI "content-creators" and I'll bet there isnt one who doesnt talk about FUNCTIONS. But--- Take yer TOP 5 favorite Type people online. Have ANY of them read "Gifts Differing" by Isabel Myers-Briggs? Im betting not one of them has. I'd be quite surprised. Functions are mentioned in that book, but its short, and brief, almost in passing. Noooowhere near the relentless harping and emphasis we see online today. So where did all this function-stuff come from? You also wont find it in the book TYPE TALK by Kroeger and Theussen. You wont find it in LIFE TYPES by Hirsch & Kummerow (another researched and leading MYERS-BRIGGS book. We now have THREE authoritative books on type and very very little on functions....again where did all this function-mania come from?Think of the last TWENTY ttype videos you've listened to. Yes, that many. Has even ONE of them listed/mentioned/Named even one of the three books I've mentioned? I'm betting not any of them have. Go back to 2010 on RUclips and an ENTJ video by Mike Adams. Here's the link: @ Do you hear him going on and on and on about "introverted sensing, extroverted intuition, etc? Nope. He talks about "the 4 letters" of type. So how did we get to all the stuff we CALL MBTI today, but is really just...Functions. People today talk waaayyy more about functions than Isabel myers-briggs ever did? My own belief is....probably a little after Mike Adams's videos, some guy came along who went by the name of Dave Superpowers. AT THE TIME, there was farrrrr less "competition" on the web, alot of people never read or heard of the 3 books i mentioned and many folks had not discovered Mike Adams's videos, either. So-o...many folks simply weren't more aware...and along comes this Dave Superpowers with a large flurry of videos--POW---and, he also spoke a bit too fast. He was kinda hard to follow, seemed like he had info, but no one really challenged him (hardly anyone was doing mbti videos then, compared to now), so folks just bought into it cuz: A) they didnt know any better B) they hadnt read the books C) "dave" had very little competition and made alot of videos so he sorta dominated --and people didnt know otherwise. His videos likely were seen by many (not a whole lot else out there on youtube at the time), so people believed it, and from (approximately) 2014 to today, people likely came across his videos, didnt read the books and THEY started making videos about Functions, then some of their followers made youtube videos and repeated what they were taught and so on...and sure enough--- everybody-and-his-dog is talking about functions these days. But it isnt really MBTI. Its just....Functions. Myers-Briggs was the 4 letters (I refer you back to the ENTJ Mike Adams video which was in 2010. We weren't all strung-out on "Function-itis" then. I haven't heard Frank James mention even one of the three books on Type. Who taught him? Function-mania likely "lasted" til now, because people can always be politically-correct, hold their head up high and say with functions they are "going deeper". It sounds more "beyond beginner level" doesn't it? But they didnt get it from the books. The are "parroting" a guy who got lucky in the beginning and didnt have alot of competition. My opinion. Anyone is welcome to prove me wrong. I can take it. I just wish people would call it what it is and be honest. And bother to look. And trace some history. ---"Rock ON!"
Hey there, thanks for your insight! We get most of our information for personality type videos on the 16personalities.com website. Cognitive functions relating to personality types are simply indicators of the different modes of processing information and making decisions, which allows the different types to better understand why they may do some of the things they do. I think this personality type indicator has come a long way since the time it was released, and although some of it has possibly been taken out of context, I know for myself that I can truly relate to the functions described in my type results. Very interesting context for sure. 😊🙏
First, thanks for Sharing. It got me to think and I didnt know that part before. I personally find functions way more helpful then just the MBTI stuff, regardless if its connected in its origin or not. Functions teach me way more about myself and how to live my life then only the type - it gives a logical system that explains type. I just take the information i find accurate out of everything and put the rest aside. I was not interested enough to check your sources, but i will read Carl Jungs books in the future. Regardless, my point is, its good to know if what you say is true, but it doesnt change how i view anything. Just because it wasnt in the origin, doesnt mean its not good, if its helpful/accurate/or giving more information :).
The functions that the MBTI is based on was outlined by Carl Jung. Myers Briggs did not do the groundwork for this. Their system is based on Carl Jung's work and his work is based on the functions...... The functions aren't somethinf some dude created on RUclips 10 years ago ... The 4 letters are pretty much useless without them because one letter apart doesn't dictate how a person shows up to the world ... for example an INTP isnt just the introverted version of an ENTP and an INFP isnt just an emotional version of an INTP... these types are all completely different and that cant be seen just by knowing the 4 letters ... you have to know their cognitive functions and how they are stacked to determine how that person will respond to different things
@@501Labsmusic You mentioned Carl Jung. But at that "stage", it wasn't Myers-Briggs yet. Considering the 4 letters, Jung didn't even have or deal with the J vs. P . He only used 3 letters. Also, when talking about Functions you say: "The 4 letters are pretty much useless without them because one letter apart doesn't dictate how a person shows up to the world." I disagree. It sounds like you have NOT read the profiles in either the book "Type Talk" OR "Life Types". They are quite detailed in "how someone shows up" in everyday life. As I mentioned earlier, we have THREE very widely available and researched books (which RUclipsrs never mention, so who taught them?) on Myers-Briggs and 1. Functions are not mentioned in 2 and barely mentioned in the 3rd. And there is still Much more variety in the 16 types than, as you say, an introverted or extroverted version of a type with the same 3 other letters. All the yapping on youtube about functions, came later. Sounds like you haven't read any of the 3 books. But hey, if you're happy with functions, go for it. But I wouldn't call it Myers-Briggs. More like a hi-jacking of it or later addition.
I always analyze anything; printed, auditory, implied. I don’t buy into anything without looking for logical inconsistencies or manipulation. Most cons are actually quite simple. The con always uses human frailty or weakness to gain foothold. In today’s climate, cons are everywhere from top echelon to the hood. To avoid being conned or used doesn’t require being an INTP. As long as you keep your weaknesses in consciousness and actively build up a sound common sense and frame of mind, cons will be hard to get you.
I’m all of these. I’m a genius and always knew everyone else is a moron. (All I do is waste my time stuck in a perpetual cloudburst of thoughts, ideas, and dreams that lead me precisely nowhere)
Cheers! Yes, different sources have different opinions.. possibly because they are men that usually keep their private life, private? They seem difficult to analyze.
Elon has too much constant extroverted energy towards others to be an INTP, and too chill to be an INTJ/ENTJ. He’s an ENTP. If Gates is introvert, he’s too judging a person to be an INTP; he’s an INTJ or, more likely, ENTJ.
@@stripmallhighschool9994 There are annoying and bad types across all MBTI types. For for intense many say Adolf Hitler is an INFJ, and Jeffrey Dahmer also one of us INTP’s, although some think he was an ISFP.
@@stripmallhighschool9994 I also think that CS Joseph is right, that Elon Musk is one of us, rather than an INTJ. Like most Ne user is is extremely innovative and always fishing our ideas predicated on pattern recognition with the help of his dominant Ti function. Bill Gates seems more like an unhealthy INTP, with his lack of loyalty to his family and hedonistic sexual exploits
Intp here.... SO many tests and retests to see if Im really Intp...But Ive been told my brain works like a computer... that IM so analytical I would Probably take my brain out if I could and analyze it... very few people to talk to
Over 15 I have 10 of it... But I also have sign in INFP so I'm so confused right now... I'm still debating though... I need more information to be able to identify myself...♡
I got INTJ in personality test ,but almost I have all of these signs ,and I don’t do what I want to do without pressure and in the last period,what do you think ?
Hi Ahmed! Personality type tests can often mistype, it always helps to do your own research to see which personality type you relate to most! We have a video coming up this week all about the 15 Signs You're an INTJ, we suggest you check it out and see if you relate. Thanks for your comment! 💙🖖
I’m an INTP, and especially during the heat of things, I’d be willing to wear a mask outside, especially if I’d be in proximity to other people. In the past months, I’ve moved to P100’s indoors; the blue cloth masks are near worthless at preventing infection. I’d be OK with N95 if my voice needs to be easily heard - my P100 makes me sound like I’m mumbling. N99/FFP3 is better than N95, but hard to find. My local library offers free N95’s, and I’m cheap. Hopefully they’re good enough!
@@EMichaelBall With all due respect, Michael, if after 2 and a half years you haven't figured out or discovered that COVID was a scam--an intentionally perpetrated fraud, then it is highly doubtful that you are an INTP. At the very least one would expect skepticism having observed the painfully obvious inconsistencies, lies, backtracking, omission of common sense, and silencing of dissenting voices--along an urge to dig deeper and find out the truth, rather than accepting the narrative at face value.
@Zindazed Kasauli assertive and other is turbulent ,A and T is result of INFJ ( A is result of introvert, intuition, feeling and judging , this means INFJ and it's results is A means assertive )
1. you can detect a liar
2. you take intellectual matters seriously
3. use logic over emotions
4. hate small talk and gossip
5. easily detect when information doesn't add up
6. dislike the structured corporate culture
7. you're extremely independent
8. you like the simple life
9. you're not traditional by any means
10. you can change other people's perception of reality
11. you don't show your whole personality to others
12. you have an attractive imagination
13. you may come off as insensitive
14. you have a constant curiosity to learn new things
15. you often experience "analysis paralysis"
Yup. It’s me
I’m an INTP and I wish I wasn’t. Having the ability to see problems long before they happen is like watching a fatal car crash in slow motion and being completely powerless to stop it. Nobody listens to INTP’s.
Well said, my friend! 🙌
And here I thought I was the only one having this problem. I can confirm, nobody listens to us…
Yeah... it is the plight of the INTP. I gave a past employer a list of processes and procedures that needed updated based on my observations, as I work in compliance. They ignored it. About 10 months later we got hit with a large fine from a federal regulatory audit that read like a checklist of what I provided. A successful sales person once said, "They don't care about how much you know, until they know how much you care" - Dexter Yeager. In short, certain personality types only listen if they like and know you, INTPs are often not known thus not liked because labeled as weird, those same personality types tend to be in business management.
I mumble to myself “nobody listens to me” so often that I wondered exactly how many times a day I say that to myself…..then thought, I should count how many times I have to say that in a day to get a yearly average…..and I’m definitely an INTP
@@MMSMITH1023 I will listen to you.
I took the personality test. And I got INTP. But to see an entire list literally describing you is freaky as hell
Hahah, yes it can be seriously life changing to know that there are others that are very similar to you! 😂
@@PSYCH-O 😀 Obviously An INFJ Is Veryyy Much Similar With This One👍❤️
my daughter is INTP she wants to go to medical field
Right!! It's freaky... But is so cool!! It's like you can prove to people you're not a weirdo. Like I might wear a Tshirt that may say "not a weirdo, just an INTP person" 😅
@@fireeye33 that's so awesome!! As an INTP person, it's best to support them in their interest. And I agree with this list, we are very independent people and appreciate support (from a distance, in a way). I think this is great!!
I agree about disliking corporate culture. I figured that out as soon as I did an internship in a corporate office. Not for me. I can't. I'm happy to find work at a small business where they allow me to be independent with the work that I do and there's no micromanaging. I'm so lucky and blessed to find the perfect job! 🤗
What’s wrong with the meeting to discuss the meeting to discuss the meeting that will plan for the big meeting?? 👍
Easily the most accurate description I've seen for my version of INTP-ness. Most others overemphasize fascination with tech, and miss the natural contempt for the standard organization.
Just took this myers Briggs test and it confirmed I am a INTP, funny, I was always labeled as the brainiac/genius, have a masters in engineering, and suck at anything emotional. It’s good to know yourself 😃
I’m intp and I have a special sensibility to corporate culture’s cynicism, for which I feel always like an outsider in the workplace
I spent 3 days in the corporate culture - that was enough for my whole life I think 😆
You haven’t lived until you’ve taken part in the meeting to discuss the meeting that will plan for the big meeting.
When this video is literally describing yourself.
And I'm grateful to know that I'm not the only one. Who thinks the same way as I.
This is the most accurate and succinct list of intp traits I've seen yet. Great job!
over thinking even the smallest decision; that's me alright
this is like watching a summary of how people see me as an intp...a thorough explanation why i am like what i am
I'm an INFJ and INTPs, and INFPs are the people I feel that understands me the most.
I am an INTP and I approve this message for dissemination to the common earthling population.
I'm INTP it's logic to studie my true own self.
I'm not a book worm, I have dyslexia like Einstein and Leonardo da Vincie. Would they hate the Dalton school system? Because they are true masters and only the educated are free.
I always question regarding Einstein having dyslexia, although I know for certain he is one of us INTP’s
I am convinced that Einstein's dyslexia was fabricated (by the left, of course) to make him appear more fallible and to make the disorder more universally acceptable. Dyslexia is primarily a result of vaccines which were far less common when and where Einstein grew up.
I love this channel so much and learning all about different personality types!
Thank you so much! 💙🤗
I am an INFJ but the qualities outlined here felt like me too. For INFJs, this is what they outline usually.
It's not anti social it's asocial. Anti social include behaviors such as: hostility aggression and substance abuse
Interesting thing is in German it’s the other way around, so I’m not sure if u are getting this wrong. Don’t feel like researching it tho, just a point.
Anti-Social is against and has an aversion to social interaction. Asocial is apathetic to social interaction, as in not interested. Being an INTP does not require you to be one of those two. You can favor solitude and not be anti-social, though it could be viewed as the same end result as asocial.
I took MBTI test twice, the first was INTJ and the second was ISFJ. After seeing the signs of INTP, I can conclude that I am a merge of ISFJ, INTJ, & INTP. I can't really be either of one😶🌫️
Istp female here. Love intps. I adore the men. Nothing sexier than a smart guy that knows a lil about everything.isnt boring. And gives me space i desperately need. We can sit side by side and be completely comfortable not saying a word.
Thank you, so true!
Thank YOU for your comment!! 💙😋
I fall in between INTP/INTJ... it's hard being either 😂
They can't keep getting away with this! Saying that all INTPs have to fit or relate to 15 or however many number of things. Their are less introverted INTPs, some are less about consuming knowledge and more about putting knowledge and real experiences through their lead cannon. Every type can have mental disorders meaning some might not fit this list. I`m not saying it's bad but it is important to know the spectrum. Also knowing the psychology of how people can type themselves upside-down because they want to be their opposite type. Some people may relate to some topics and then think they are an INTP when they are a ESFJ or any other type. I used to think I was a INTJ, ENTJ, and ESTJ because of videos like these and stereotypes. Also the actual test can be inaccurate because of the lack of spectrum and useage of questions. For example one question talks about if you like art museums. If you say yes it thinks you are more on the feeling side. Even though both sides could like or dislike art museums. To wrap this up just make sure you know your functions to accurately find out what your type is. Also know that the introvert, extrovert, judging and perceiving are only there to tell you what function comes in tne stack. So introverts start with an introverted function first, then extrovert and so on and flipped for extroverts. Judging means your function will be a judging function first, then perceiving and you get the deal. Functions if you don't know: Ni, Ne, Si, Se, Fi, Fe, Ti, Te. If you have read all of this I hope I didn't come of too rude and I hope you learned something.
-INTP
INTP'S are the best because they are just the best and you can't change that because they are so smart and they are always right so they are just the best
We’re not always right. We’re just right most of the time.
Hi, I'm an unintelligent INTP
I am not certain but: I think I am an INTP. But every time someone says that I, or INTPS are logical, myfirst thought usually is something like, I don't actually use formal logic. I'm not sure if this applies to all INTPS, (my guess is that it doesn't) but, for myself, I find the system of formal logic with its many rules and regulations to be overcomplicated and, oddly, a little inaccurate in some ways. The furtherst I've gotten in regards to studying formal logic was truth tables and then I saw all the calculating I'd need to do to find out what's true or not, And I gave up.
Phrases like, "Does that make sense?" "Is that logical?" "Something's fishy." Do you see others around you denying the truth to remain in their comfort zone? These are some clues as to whether you are thinking logically. Of course, there are other personality types with high preferences for logical thinking.
He doesn't mean literally logical he just means you question whether things are plausible and you also do things based of what you know not what you feel.
What I only hate is when I watch a film and halfway, I would start to put things together and predict the ending or the dialogues. Also, when I remember so many names and faces and details about people whom I do not care about and vv.
"What is the source of your information?"
Who was your mentor?
Which 16 Types book have you read?
There is a distinction to be made that LOTS of people who make MBTI videos or videos on "type" seem completely unaware of. Its this: Yes, I'm generalizing but still...everybody-and-their-dog is harping/instructing about FUNCTIONS, and they call it MBTI but it isnt.
Pick YOUR personal FIVE favorite online RUclips MBTI "content-creators" and I'll bet there isnt one who doesnt talk about FUNCTIONS. But---
Take yer TOP 5 favorite Type people online. Have ANY of them read "Gifts Differing" by Isabel Myers-Briggs? Im betting not one of them has. I'd be quite surprised. Functions are mentioned in that book, but its short, and brief, almost in passing. Noooowhere near the relentless harping and emphasis we see online today. So where did all this function-stuff come from?
You also wont find it in the book TYPE TALK by Kroeger and Theussen.
You wont find it in LIFE TYPES by Hirsch & Kummerow (another researched and leading MYERS-BRIGGS book. We now have THREE authoritative books on type and very very little on functions....again where did all this function-mania come from?Think of the last TWENTY ttype videos you've listened to. Yes, that many. Has even ONE of them listed/mentioned/Named even one of the three books I've mentioned? I'm betting not any of them have.
Go back to 2010 on RUclips and an ENTJ video by Mike Adams. Here's the link: @
Do you hear him going on and on and on about "introverted sensing, extroverted intuition, etc? Nope. He talks about "the 4 letters" of type.
So how did we get to all the stuff we CALL MBTI today, but is really just...Functions. People today talk waaayyy more about functions than Isabel myers-briggs ever did?
My own belief is....probably a little after Mike Adams's videos, some guy came along who went by the name of Dave Superpowers. AT THE TIME, there was farrrrr less "competition" on the web, alot of people never read or heard of the 3 books i mentioned and many folks had not discovered Mike Adams's videos, either. So-o...many folks simply weren't more aware...and along comes this Dave Superpowers with a large flurry of videos--POW---and, he also spoke a bit too fast. He was kinda hard to follow, seemed like he had info, but no one really challenged him (hardly anyone was doing mbti videos then, compared to now), so folks just bought into it cuz:
A) they didnt know any better
B) they hadnt read the books
C) "dave" had very little competition and made alot of videos so he sorta dominated --and people didnt know otherwise.
His videos likely were seen by many (not a whole lot else out there on youtube at the time), so people believed it, and from (approximately) 2014 to today, people likely came across his videos, didnt read the books and THEY started making videos about Functions, then some of their followers made youtube videos and repeated what they were taught and so on...and sure enough---
everybody-and-his-dog is talking about functions these days. But it isnt really MBTI. Its just....Functions. Myers-Briggs was the 4 letters (I refer you back to the ENTJ Mike Adams video which was in 2010. We weren't all strung-out on "Function-itis" then. I haven't heard Frank James mention even one of the three books on Type. Who taught him? Function-mania likely "lasted" til now, because people can always be politically-correct, hold their head up high and say with functions they are "going deeper". It sounds more "beyond beginner level" doesn't it? But they didnt get it from the books. The are "parroting" a guy who got lucky in the beginning and didnt have alot of competition. My opinion.
Anyone is welcome to prove me wrong. I can take it. I just wish people would call it what it is and be honest. And bother to look. And trace some history. ---"Rock ON!"
Hey there, thanks for your insight!
We get most of our information for personality type videos on the 16personalities.com website. Cognitive functions relating to personality types are simply indicators of the different modes of processing information and making decisions, which allows the different types to better understand why they may do some of the things they do. I think this personality type indicator has come a long way since the time it was released, and although some of it has possibly been taken out of context, I know for myself that I can truly relate to the functions described in my type results. Very interesting context for sure. 😊🙏
John beebe and Carl jung focus on function. As well as personality hacker. I think.
First, thanks for Sharing. It got me to think and I didnt know that part before.
I personally find functions way more helpful then just the MBTI stuff, regardless if its connected in its origin or not. Functions teach me way more about myself and how to live my life then only the type - it gives a logical system that explains type. I just take the information i find accurate out of everything and put the rest aside. I was not interested enough to check your sources, but i will read Carl Jungs books in the future. Regardless, my point is, its good to know if what you say is true, but it doesnt change how i view anything. Just because it wasnt in the origin, doesnt mean its not good, if its helpful/accurate/or giving more information :).
The functions that the MBTI is based on was outlined by Carl Jung. Myers Briggs did not do the groundwork for this. Their system is based on Carl Jung's work and his work is based on the functions...... The functions aren't somethinf some dude created on RUclips 10 years ago ... The 4 letters are pretty much useless without them because one letter apart doesn't dictate how a person shows up to the world ... for example an INTP isnt just the introverted version of an ENTP and an INFP isnt just an emotional version of an INTP... these types are all completely different and that cant be seen just by knowing the 4 letters ... you have to know their cognitive functions and how they are stacked to determine how that person will respond to different things
@@501Labsmusic You mentioned Carl Jung. But at that "stage", it wasn't Myers-Briggs yet. Considering the 4 letters, Jung didn't even have or deal with the J vs. P . He only used 3 letters.
Also, when talking about Functions you say: "The 4 letters are pretty much useless without them because one letter apart doesn't dictate how a person shows up to the world." I disagree. It sounds like you have NOT read the profiles in either the book "Type Talk" OR "Life Types". They are quite detailed in "how someone shows up" in everyday life.
As I mentioned earlier, we have THREE very widely available and researched books (which RUclipsrs never mention, so who taught them?) on Myers-Briggs and 1. Functions are not mentioned in 2 and barely mentioned in the 3rd. And there is still Much more variety in the 16 types than, as you say, an introverted or extroverted version of a type with the same 3 other letters. All the yapping on youtube about functions, came later. Sounds like you haven't read any of the 3 books. But hey, if you're happy with functions, go for it. But I wouldn't call it Myers-Briggs. More like a hi-jacking of it or later addition.
I always analyze anything; printed, auditory, implied. I don’t buy into anything without looking for logical inconsistencies or manipulation. Most cons are actually quite simple. The con always uses human frailty or weakness to gain foothold. In today’s climate, cons are everywhere from top echelon to the hood. To avoid being conned or used doesn’t require being an INTP. As long as you keep your weaknesses in consciousness and actively build up a sound common sense and frame of mind, cons will be hard to get you.
I've been working 20+ years in corporate culture. I do wonder how I managed so long.
I’m all of these. I’m a genius and always knew everyone else is a moron.
(All I do is waste my time stuck in a perpetual cloudburst of thoughts, ideas, and dreams that lead me precisely nowhere)
Very informative regarding us INTP’s, and it is quite accurate, although I always thought Elon Musk was an INTJ and Bill Gates, an ENTJ.
Cheers! Yes, different sources have different opinions.. possibly because they are men that usually keep their private life, private? They seem difficult to analyze.
Elon has too much constant extroverted energy towards others to be an INTP, and too chill to be an INTJ/ENTJ. He’s an ENTP. If Gates is introvert, he’s too judging a person to be an INTP; he’s an INTJ or, more likely, ENTJ.
@@stripmallhighschool9994 There are annoying and bad types across all MBTI types. For for intense many say Adolf Hitler is an INFJ, and Jeffrey Dahmer also one of us INTP’s, although some think he was an ISFP.
@@stripmallhighschool9994 How does Jeff Dahmer make more sense to you being an ISFP than an INTP?
@@stripmallhighschool9994 I also think that CS Joseph is right, that Elon Musk is one of us, rather than an INTJ. Like most Ne user is is extremely innovative and always fishing our ideas predicated on pattern recognition with the help of his dominant Ti function. Bill Gates seems more like an unhealthy INTP, with his lack of loyalty to his family and hedonistic sexual exploits
Intp here.... SO many tests and retests to see if Im really Intp...But Ive been told my brain works like a computer... that IM so analytical I would Probably take my brain out if I could and analyze it... very few people to talk to
Over 15 I have 10 of it... But I also have sign in INFP so I'm so confused right now... I'm still debating though... I need more information to be able to identify myself...♡
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I got INTJ in personality test ,but almost I have all of these signs ,and I don’t do what I want to do without pressure and in the last period,what do you think ?
Hi Ahmed!
Personality type tests can often mistype, it always helps to do your own research to see which personality type you relate to most! We have a video coming up this week all about the 15 Signs You're an INTJ, we suggest you check it out and see if you relate.
Thanks for your comment! 💙🖖
I may be. Genius i m known to be. Infj? Good one.
Elon is an INTJ
Iam an intp with 97 percent logic and 3 percent feeling
Yeah, i am an INTP, it's on some points scary how exactly they discribe me.
Like i see the world different than others which is why i mostly don't fit in lol
I’m an INTP‼️
Amazing! Thanks for sharing! 💙
Same here 😎
Would recommend Tesla as an INTP example -
not Einstein.
Of the two....Tesla was the genius
PS
Bill Gates
(if that is the original one) did not invent anything...
he just gets positioned well
Yup, I'm the INTP type.
Nailed it.
*logician 2:36
Good eye (or ear, rather) - thank you for pointing that out.
@@PSYCH-O Loved the content! Keep going! 💪
Came here to say this, an ISTJ would be the logistics expert.
I think I am an intp. Thanks
No true INTPs are walking around with masks on--outside, no less.
Great point, thanks for the video feedback 🙌
I’m an INTP, and especially during the heat of things, I’d be willing to wear a mask outside, especially if I’d be in proximity to other people. In the past months, I’ve moved to P100’s indoors; the blue cloth masks are near worthless at preventing infection. I’d be OK with N95 if my voice needs to be easily heard - my P100 makes me sound like I’m mumbling. N99/FFP3 is better than N95, but hard to find. My local library offers free N95’s, and I’m cheap. Hopefully they’re good enough!
@@EMichaelBall With all due respect, Michael, if after 2 and a half years you haven't figured out or discovered that COVID was a scam--an intentionally perpetrated fraud, then it is highly doubtful that you are an INTP. At the very least one would expect skepticism having observed the painfully obvious inconsistencies, lies, backtracking, omission of common sense, and silencing of dissenting voices--along an urge to dig deeper and find out the truth, rather than accepting the narrative at face value.
Correction: It should be “family of the now-former Texas Roadhouse chain CEO that”
Thank you.
Good information but I am INFJ A personality
Thanks for sharing! 💙
@Zindazed Kasauli assertive and other is turbulent ,A and T is result of INFJ ( A is result of introvert, intuition, feeling and judging , this means INFJ and it's results is A means assertive )
Elon Musk is Intj
Nah; he’s too energetic and chill to be INTJ. He’s ENTP.
Is Elon entp or intp? He seems very awkward socially... his dancing is horrific, perhaps worse than myself. Lol
He has worked 16-hr days for years without a nervous breakdown; that’s impossible for an INTP. He’s ENTP.