Resources For INTP's

[Yog]

 

[Raphael]

A survival channel for INTPs.

 

[Matt23]

On 11/25/2020 at 6:41 AM, integral said:

These guys type thousands of people each year, in a 512 type system, with all that data patterns reveal themselves.

Ya, their process seems pretty reliable. 

They basically get videos of someone (whether celebs in interviews of actual people who send them videos answering questions) and they each look at the same person's video in separate rooms and try to type them out of their 512 types.

They say they've gotten like 80% or 90% accuracy (meaning that they each get the same type using their checklist out of 512 types 80-90 percent of the time). 

[Matt23]

They've also found that about 50% of the people they type they call "jumpers".  Meaning that their second strongest function is actually their 3rd function rather than their 2nd function.

So, say you're a traditional MBTI INTP, your stack would be...

1. Introverted Thinking (Ti)  --  "What works for me?"
2. Extraverted Intuition (Ne)  -- Gathering concepts
3. Introverted Sensing (Si)  --  Organizing physical stuff
4. Extraverted Feeling (Fe)   -- "What does the tribe value?"

But, if you're a jumper, it would be...

1. Introverted Thinking
2. Introverted Sensing
3. Extraverted intuition
4. Extraverted Feeling.

Edited April 9, 2021 by Matt23

[integral]

 

[Raphael]

 

[DieFree]

As an INTP, I would recommend the books written by Aj Drenth, particularly the one with the red cover. The insights there are staggering. It feels both weird as fuck and also uplifting to know others experience the world with such profound similarity as myself despite being raised in such different social contexts/families. 

Combining insights from type theory and spiral can lead to a very nuanced, empowering view of the world. 

Edited August 23, 2021 by DieFree

[flyingguitarist]

@DieFree I do have his "16 personality types " book ,which one are you telling ?

 

[UnbornTao]

2 hours ago, flyingguitarist said:

@DieFree I do have his "16 personality types " book ,which one are you telling ?

 

The INTP: Personality… etc.