INTJ answer to the half empty, half full question

**Persephone** · 01-19-2010 09:03 AM

The glass is half FILLED. Let's be realistic. :D

**wealldie** · 01-24-2010 10:00 PM

The glass is at exactly the level I want it. Don't touch it.

**Ormazd** · 01-27-2010 06:19 PM

I am largely content to say that the water is at the halfway mark.

**Pantalaimon25** · 01-31-2010 09:04 AM

depends, are you drinking from the glass or pouring water into it?

**knght990** · 02-01-2010 09:44 PM

It is merely half a glass of water. Not full or empty. You can project your insecurities onto the glass if you like but rather than philosophize about how the glass might or might not be representative of the greater world see it for what it is.
Why does the glass have to represent for us that which we could represent ourselves? I am not a realist because i see it as half a glass of water. It is a half a glass of water because i am a realist.

If teabag, then tea.

Meow, did we need a glass to contain the fluid or the fluid to put in a glass?

**NikiNyctanthous** · 03-31-2010 12:45 AM

I hate this type of question lol so I'd say the glass is in a million pieces. Because I drop kicked the sh!t out of it

**PseudoSenator** · 03-31-2010 01:00 AM

If wine is in the glass, then it's undoubtedly half empty!

**Harmonyrose** · 03-31-2010 02:51 PM

I hate this question

but, assuming we're not measuring this in a vacuum, my answer is that it is more than half filled, since the picture fails to take into account the water vapor in the cup that naturally occurs in air.

**SweetSurrender** · 04-01-2010 02:14 PM

This answer by an INFJ is still For The most Win,

Originally Posted by Thracius

since no INTJs have answered already:

the glass is always full, air is also fluid and fills half of the glass

so the glass is full, just not with only water or some other single fluid

I wish for more INTJ to practice the concept of abstract thought on a regular basis, to stretch that great muscle of critical thinking potential. The questions are just as important as the answers, and it is ok to be wrong while on your way toward realizing ultimate truth.

**Harmonyrose** · 04-01-2010 05:37 PM

Originally Posted by SweetSurrender

I wish for more INTJ to practice the concept of abstract thought on a regular basis, to stretch that great muscle of critical thinking potential. The questions are just as important as the answers, and it is ok to be wrong while on your way toward realizing ultimate truth.

*Gasp!* An INTJ wrong?! NO way!