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    No classification is better or worse than any other, questions. Fear not!

    Here's what Wikipedia says, FWIW:

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    Myers and Briggs taught that types ending in J show the world their Judging function - either T or F. So TJ types tend to appear to the world as logical, and FJ types as empathetic. According to Myers[2], Judging types prefer to have matters settled.

    Those types ending in P show the world their Perceiving function - either S or N. So SP types tend to appear to the world as concrete, and NP types as abstract. According to Myers[2], Perceiving types prefer to keep matters open.

    Does that help at all?


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    Thanks for the explanation. Yes, logical. That's definitely my thing.

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    And having matters settled fits nicely for you, too, methinks. Yes?


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    Ps - why would anyone want to keep matters open? LOL!

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    That's what I say, too, Spock...er, um...I mean questions...

    laugh

    Last edited by Kriston; 02/28/08 07:00 PM. Reason: After all, it would be highly illogical...

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    Per Wiki

    "An insulted INTP, however, has a tendency to unveil their full mastery of logical intuition. Many previously secure, confident people have been left crushed by an INTP's sudden and piercingly accurate criticism." wink

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    Originally Posted by Ann
    Per Wiki

    "An insulted INTP, however, has a tendency to unveil their full mastery of logical intuition. Many previously secure, confident people have been left crushed by an INTP's sudden and piercingly accurate criticism." wink


    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

    Well-played, Ann!

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    *snort* I'm just struck by the fact that it's mostly INTJ's discussing Myers-Briggs.


    I think we're all just happy to feel that we finally make sense in some fashion.

    <in my best Sally Field imitation>

    "You get me! You really get me!"

    :p


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    LOL kcab!!! (no translation necessary) :-)

    Kriston - I'm with you. It's so nice to find people who know where you are coming from. (and I could hear Sally Field, so nice imitation!) smile

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    This also amused me...

    "INTJ: The outside contractor

    The INTJ's combination of analyticial problem-solving skills...make him ideal for the job of hatchet man....

    COMPATIBILITY: Silly person, INTJs don't have relationships! They may, however build their own friends." cool

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    Thanks! You should hear what my Jack Nicholson typing sounds like. Man, it's dead on!

    <snicker>


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