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This is a discussion on The (stream of conscious?) venting thread for INTJ. within the INTJ Forum - The Scientists forums, part of the NT's Temperament Forum- The Intellects category; Originally Posted by Napoleptic Huh, for a moment there I thought you were talking about the INTJ subforum. Nah, there's ...
I find many NTP conversations seem to go in circles. They're very nitpicky in their presentation of ideas (Ti), and can stay on a topic forever, drawing connections between every small piece of information discussed (Ne). Sometimes I wish they'd get to the point, and I'm sure they wish I'd be more "concise", since Ni enjoys perceptual freedom and can't be bothered to be perfectly aligned with some internal logical model.
I have found with my ENTJ friend that a debate is all about winning. It can be disconcerting when you see how he can pick apart a spelling error to prove he was right about something entirely different. I haven't seen too much of that here thankfully. INTP friends can go around in circles and write their thesis on the correct way to use a hammer too. I have seen this here, it's hilarious.
INTJ forum is pretty laid back most of the time.
Hopefully there are more interesting topics to write about than how to use a hammer, but we don't have to be picky.
The phrase "Put that out into the universe" or any phrase similar makes me cringe.
Youtube's playlist setup doesn't allow me to organize my playlists very easily. It was better before. They've limited the amount of things that I can do by going to a more GUI type system, and I was counting on being able to come back later and organize in a different manner.
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Sometimes good arguments can be very enjoyable. I know @Monkey Fritz and I certainly had a good one on here a couple days ago. Both people have to know how to keep it relaxed, impersonal, and not a cornering situation for the other person. And both sides need to know how to admit they were wrong, and also to see when the other person is admitting they were wrong. Sometimes it is hard to find a good debate partner, but INTJs tend to make good ones.
Last edited by luemb; 02-24-2012 at 07:32 AM.

I am parent-free for the weekend. Plus I let them know how retarded they are.
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