So, I'm quite a fan of MBTI. Some of you may know what it is, but others: it's a pretty widely used personality test.
You can take the test here.
Statistics. I know we have some rare types here. ;)
What's your type? Did the description match? Do you find it cool?

Obligatory gibway.

INTP

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ESTP????? I'm sure this test is bullshit :D At least everything they tell me what my personality is, is wrong, and it surely directly counters what I answered.

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Every test like this is bullshit, but HR and management likes these because it makes them look like as if they are actually doing something.

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INTP.

but there's no chance i'm gonna invent something to change the world. at least not for the better.

maybe i could make some type of super coke that taste awesome but kill you faster.

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INTP, trying to find logic in a world with very little.

Such is life.

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Well, the problem is that many people think logic is some kind of law, yet in reality it is just one of the many philosophies, so there is absolutely no reason whatsoever for the world to follow that and not just some any random other philosophy. These things tend to work mostly on personal level at maximum.

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Logic is a philosophy? Are you sure you're not thinking of something else? :P

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Yes, logic is a philosophy, this is the very common misconception most people have. It is taught on most Classic Philosophy courses as well.

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Ah well, in that sense almost everything is philosophy. Mathematics for example is a philosophy but people usually don't go around dismissing it as just one of the many philosophies. I think what Coolskeleton is referring to with logic is a set of rules that if you apply them have a defined outcome.

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It can be viewed as such. :) If you want to get into it, religion is the same though, as it defines a set of rules and a defined outcome (you go to the destined place in the afterlife/next life based on the carefully defined criteria you lived your life as).
Still, mathematics is something that can define reality. Including societies that don't live on the principles of logical thinking (for example a deeply religious seclusionist sect). This is one of the base differences, because logic dictates a set of rules of what should be, ("it would be logical to do that"), math describes things what they are ("if you do that, this happens").

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It depends on the level of abstraction. Mathematics are logic rules applied to very abstract concepts. The logic only "breaks down" if you apply it in the real world in an undefined, non rigorous way. Like if you said 1+1 = 2 and at the same time made the observation that if you add two drops of water together it doesn't become two drops of water.

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I don't like these personality tests. Most of the questions are so transparent that the result only shows how I perceive myself, which is much less interesting to me than a more objective approach would be. I see myself as a massive introvert, so I tend to max out that aspect. The other parts vary a bit because they involve scenarios that don't apply to me, or my answer is 'It depends', which doesn't really fit the agree/disagree scale.

Having taken the test after writing the above, once again I get an INTJ-T, with 100% introverted, 82% intuitive, 80% thinking, 72% judging and 60% turbulent. Those last few are probably only as high as they are because it told me to avoid neutral answers as much as possible.

These things really need better questions. Maybe more specific hypothetical scenarios so I'm not left both strongly agreeing and disagreeing with the same question depending on what I have to guess it is being applied to.

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That one was seemingly composed of the same 5 questions repeated in slightly different ways, most of which still didn't really fit me either way. It gave me 66% ISTJ that time and basically nothing for anything else, but probably only because I skipped so many questions that didn't apply it wouldn't let me skip any more, which I suspect makes it less accurate than it would ideally be.

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Yeah, I've found out that test has a slight bias towards S, because it makes N sound ditzy and useless enough to make you pick S more than you would in other tests.
If you really have the time and will to delve deeper into this, there's cognitive function test, which should be like a basis for all the MBTI letters. ISTJ and INTJ have different dominant function, so unless you're really balanced in every way, it should be easy to tell which.

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It gave me an ISTJ again, though really the main stand out values were with all the introversion and thinking ones (except introverted intuition because that one seemed to be related to questions about mysticism and magic, which came across to me as more illogical than 'intuitive', probably pushing that down a lot more than it otherwise would have). If the intuition had followed the same ratio of introvert to extrovert as the others it would have been about the same as sensing.

I notice they have a table pairing introverted and extroverted lead and support processes (ISTJ being introverted sensing supported by extroverted thinking). Personally I think it would fit me better if there was a combination where both sides of the table were introverted, but this is apparently not an option.

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Yeah, the thing is that even as an introvert, you still have to use some function as a preferred way to interact with the outer world. There are things called loops though, when you get "stuck" in your first and third function, and not using the second much. For ISTJ, the loop would be introverted sensing + introverted feeling. Maybe a good read.

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These are like horoscopes 2.0. Humans are way too complex to be defined by a few terms.

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"Humans have personalities based on what time they were born" vs. "humans have personalities based on what personality traits they possess"... yeah.

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You mean generalized personality traits?

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Everything can generalized to some point. It's just that there are things that MBTI is good for, and things it's not good for. And some people use it for latter.

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That's what horoscopes are meant for--entertainment. I'm assuming that's what you're expressing about MBTI. They are both pseudosciences anyway.

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More than entertainment, actually. I've found it quite useful for understanding people better.
But that's just my experience and opinion.

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I like horoscopes more. They at least tell you they are made with a human-controlled RNG and don't try to sell themselves as serious business.
Well, for the most part. I was rejected from a job offer once because the boss lady said my zodiac was not compatible with the ones in the office. Funny thing is I cannot even recall what the job was, just this tidbit, it was so surreally funny.

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You surely have a much healthier outtake on life then I have. I found you story depressing :S

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I'm an egoistic cynical. It can help a lot to cope with many everyday shit. :)

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That's my secret; I never feel special.

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The MBTI was debunked years ago, so the results are meaningless.

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Not exactly meaningless. I know MBTI is not scientific, but that's only because it may be hard to get your type right if you're a more balanced person, and you'll not act like your stereotype. But I've seen people who are total stereotypes of their types, and easy to type. And I find it a good skill to have.

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I'm an Architect. Sweeeet. :))

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INFJ-A

I do find this test very interesting, remember hearing a lot about in a podcast but cant remember witch.

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INFJ's are good people :)

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just with a test? xD but what do i do with all these "burn the world" feelings? :c

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If the test rings true to you, you want to burn the world because you can see the problems clearly. Pick one of the problems you think is most important and help the people it's affecting. And while you're doing that find a way to work toward a systemic solution to the problem as well, knowing that it might not happen in your lifetime. Or it might. Either way you will have done your part.

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I've done the test 3 times over the past 30 years. The tests are not the website questionnaire format, but following lectures and group exercises, that are conducted with an official / licensed facilitator. To go through the background, exercises, tests and reviews usually takes 4-5 hours. They were used to provide some guidance with career planning, team building, negotiation & conflict resolution skills, and just as an aid to understand yourself better (and how you relate to others).

The results that a lot of website tests give - in a 1 or 2 sentence "diagnosis" really doesn't do MBTI justice. If you ever get the opportunity to participate in an full MBTI program (with a good consultant) I recommend the experience. The website surveys are a bit of fun, but the true value gained is IMO comparable to reading your horoscope in the newspaper. There are some ok (and lengthy) descriptions of each MBTI type on the internet - but remember there aren't just 16 types - within each type are infinite shades of grey.

Oh and I'm INTP (crazy high on P)

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within each type are infinite shades of grey.

That's where enneagram comes into play.

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I was always INTP in my younger days. But I've become INFJ in mid-life. I'm pretty happy with that. I've accomplished a lot and now I get to help others :)

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INFP-T

I hate these kinds of tests that asks you how you react in different situations because the answers are pretty situational and you don't get to to explore the context filling in bubbles on a sheet or website.

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Same. It's annoying and shows a lack of.... something and a lot of things!

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INTJ-T - an Architect? - huh - and my year 7 Tech Drawing teacher told me to stop using the computers for designing video games and do the damn desk assignment...

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Personality type: “The Defender” (ISFJ-T)
Introverted: 85%
Observant: 64%
Feeling: 72%
Judging: 55%
Turbulent: 70%
Role: Sentinel
Strategy: Constant Improvement

First ISFJ here? Also, I feel like this test makes me seem like a really awkward person, its not that bad! Is it? IT ISN'T IS IT?!? TELL MEEE!! >; ' )

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Yea, we're a bit of a weird bunch, but not really in a bad way :)
It was a bit creepy how every single sentence was so spot-on, in my case. I feel so naked now :)
Did you feel that way too, or was it more hit and miss?

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Yeah, a lot of them were really spot on, some of them I went like right in the middle but almost always I could go for the outer or one off the outer dot. I was actually hesitant on posting it here because I felt it was so 'revealing'.
Though, I'm starting to get better and better around other people and I feel like I'm not that awkward anymore. I thought I would be a lot more extroverted now, but it seems like the inner me is still a big introvert.

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Well, there are pros and cons to everything.
Being introverted is not necessarily a bad thing, except when you would shut yourself away completely.
But I don't think that's the case with either of us.

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I got INTP-A

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ISTP
Enneagram 4
Waiting for the rain to end so I can go work on my motorcycle ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)‎

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My result: Debater (ENTP-A)

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Apparently I'm an adventuring artist :o

My results:
Adventurer (ISFP-A)
Introverted 75%
Observant 62%
Feeling 57%
Prospecting 66%
Assertive 80%

Is that a good or bad result? I'm just confused by it, even if it seems to be correct.

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There are no "good or bad" results, different types have different strengths, and all are good for something.

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Well if you say so, you're the master of this after all! :)
Thanks for the test btw, was interesting!

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Far from master. :P
But glad you enjoyed.

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INFP-T (what is this T?)
I liked how the explanation of category fits me. Idealistic, shy, guarded, private, easygoing, adaptable, loyal.
I don't like much to meet new people. Does it have to something to do with this category?
The friends I have today I met 10+ years ago. it's so difficult to pass through my protection.

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The T is Turbulent.

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So.. what exactly is the point of this thread? Bragging about your result? Why are we not opening a topic for IQ and everyone shares their oh-so-high results? :)

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INTPs are known for their brilliant theories and unrelenting logic – in fact, they are considered the most logically precise of all the personality types.

Of course everyone needs to know about it :)

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That's what an INTP would respond. not

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I just did. Call the cops.

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It says nice things about every case, not just INTP...

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yep, but that's just the point of view. there's definitely some results that are more desirable than others.
and I don't feel the need to showcase mine on my steam profile as my favorite group... cough cough

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First time I've taken a test like this..says I'm a INTJ.Was hit and miss in the description that i read, but I guess most personality tests are.Learn something new everyday.Thanks for the thread!

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Apparently I'm the first ENFP here... Woooo!

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"Woooo!" is what I imagine as one of the main things ENFPs say all day. :P

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Not entirely untrue, but it's mostly in sarcasm :)
We do it to make fun of the people who actually say "Wooooooooooooooo!"

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Ya I know. That was my point lol horoscopes are used the same way--as entertainment, assuming that's what you meant. Just saying we are too complex to be defined by these things. Employers do use them in businesses while hiring employees and I think that's just dumb.

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INFP-T
Introverted 99%
Intuitive 83%
Feeling 51%
Prospecting 97%
Turbulent 98%

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Done: Logician (INTP-a)

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Where can I find what the "a" is standing for?
Edit: found it.

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I always get INFP on the tests, but I feel like I fit the description of INTP more. I dunno. I guess I'm just a combination of the two.
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There's a lot of INTP here, but it seems like there are more "I"s than there should be.

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Introverts are more likely to waste their time online. Extroverts have too much real life stuff going on, they're feeling better around real people, while computer is introvert's best friend.

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What a great time to be alive.

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Yeah but... also a little bad. Now some just click and scroll all day. In old times, they had to turn to science/literature/composing or whatever more useful hobby. Now only few do. Less motivation when you have the best friend around.

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Do hobbies have to be something "useful"? I'm sure people who wanted to pass their time doing something non-productive found their way to do so back in the good old days as well. Besides, I disagree with that only few part. This worldwide connectivity seems to have encouraged people to be creative since they can now share their creations so easily with others.

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They don't have to be useful, but it's cool when other people have hobbies I can enjoy. :P
And now I have to wonder, what did all the "potential lazy nerds" do before computers were invented...

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