Agree!! That's why I find it harder to talk in a (small) group of people than with an individual, because with a (small) group they pretty much dictate the topic, while in a 1 on 1 setting you can just go for depth, and most people actually lke it. A lot of people like to have their thoughts 'sorted out '
Yep. I suck at it, and I hate it. I’m extremely awkward when it comes to small talk, especially if I’m introducing myself to someone new. Even with my own parents I can’t do small talk...
I partly disagree. Don't forget the “P” stands for perceiving, instead of “J” for judging. INTPs typically don't judge things, so they don't just directly fight or argue somebody. But when they realize you are making a point that is deviating from the fact, they will straightly point it out (just like what I am doing, and you bet it, I am an INTP :P )
@@Octobris maybe in general, we can be individually annoying tho :D I really don't think anyone can and don't understand how people can sit in a room with me for 10+ minutes.
Well i'd like to say that i agree, because i have friends which friend me but they looks annoyed when i start ask about things that they think it's a debate :v Welp, lets just stop talking and let their strange sense of humor roll on their show, i'll just jump into my own head and let them see my smile fake face so they're not gonna heartbroken because i don't laugh to their jokes
@@Lavender0810 it's me who like to debate, but maybe it's just my opinion that are just too strong (?) so they stop talking right after i started argument, Example Me: no! It's supposed to be like this Them: oh whatever, yes Anna yea, whatever
This is totally me when I’m trying to tell a story. I end up sounding really goofy and I go off on unnecessary tangents and I don’t really get straight to the point ever
Think how it is for those of us that love writing stories. We start and 2 hours later we haven't even reached our initial goal because we end up going on a tangent in world construction and over-focusing on certain details waaaayyy more than we should. Seriously, I accidentally wrote an *almost* academical worthy science-y paper where I was only intending to give an overview of what scientists in a story found out in his research. XD It is frustrating to start writing and end up with text 5-6 times longer than it needs to be, simply because you went overly analytical into certain parts. When editing it hurts so much to cut away that fat as well. It may be dry as all hell and not push the story forwards at all, but it *is* going more in-depth into the world so it hurts a lot to cut it away.
Elmithian same...when I wrote my thesis I tend to write more details than I should have 😂😂😂😂 then when my supervisor read my drafts he would ask me to elaborate the things that he didn't think before but I wrote about them so I have to do more research about my ideas than I am supposed to.
Yea, me too I get on tangents that go nowhere all the time Then after I'm like "anyways back to the point" before I finish what I was saying about the tangent it's really awkward
We are so child-like in retelling an event. There is so much information to sift through, we try to use metaphor and strong descriptors, self-consciousness, etc...
Josh Levan I'm under the notion that this is y I'm only half-assed listened2 when I struggle 2get every explanation & detail on where I'm coming from, esp since my mind races 10x faster than I can speak! But then, it leaves me feeling incompetent & even lonely 2some extent. Then, I develop the case of the "fuck its"!! 😐
His reaction made me kinda sad because he was visibly talking about something that bothers him daily (I know OCD and it's hell for people who have it) and the audience...just...laughs? That'd just be the rudest thing to do in my opinion and he reacts as if he found it funny too.
As an INTP sometimes I feel like I am thinking so many things at once when It comes to an interesting topic and mouth can only say so much because the other person cannot handle all of the information I am throwing at once you know? It's like my brain Is at full speed but my mouth can't keep up.
I think the anxiety or uncomfortably that comes with being at the center of attention of groups comes from fears that people wont understand what you are saying or wont engage with the conversation with the same amount of genuineness. I'm sure people mean well but when they act confused (not genuinely confused at the concept just puzzled at why you think that way) or glib it's really disheartening. INTPs can be great at 1 on 1 conversation though, especially when the other person is as invested in the conversation as much as you are and mutual respect is already established
Usually it’s just cause I think too fast for me to say the thing I’m trying to say properly and then I get anxious if I’m not making sense and get awkward.
For the longest time before I found out about this whole mbti thing, I thought I was alone in this world. But you mentioning the aspect on genuine and mutual enthusiasm, made me realize there’s more out there... lol
Ikr? It sucks when you are going on a tangent about how life could exist on mars and people just start talking to each other and make you feel like a bee that is annoyingly buzzing in their head.
My friends tell me to teach them about something on roadtrips so they can fall asleep. Eventually the driver stops me because the driver is falling asleep too -_-
Yeah they find me intimidating and cold when they don’t know much about me (no one knows much) I’m unlovely and I push people away even with my stare I can make them feel uncomfortable most people asked my friends(not directly to me) why I’m looking at them like that
What if it's just all an illusion, the test, the website, my house, my life, everything! It was specifically designed for us to stray away from the truth. Why? Does it lead to more questions than answers? Will there be an end to this guy's questions? Is this guy seriously going to trick me into thinking everything is just an illusion just as he says? Is this guy on to something? How did this guy read my mind?
@@Kegare_ This is why I find MBTI overall to be outdated in terms of Jungian Psychology. Jung's cognitive functions were meant to show the underlying patterns behind plethoric traits found in people and not much else, but others overdo it. Harry from Cognitive Personality Theory is one of my favorite Jungian theorists on UA-cam because his system seeks out cognitive patterns instead of behavioral patterns, and make way for a lot of cognitive overlap. An INFP can switch out Fi for Ti, but it's on a far more limbic level than a cerebral, thinking level, while INTPs dip into Fi using a cerebral mindset.
I see it as a test that evaluates your personality and places into a category you fit best. It isn't 100% accurate and the categories aren't something set in stone. It is quite literally a quiz that generalizes people. And i think its all fine and dandy if you understand whilst you may fall under this personality you're still an individual. Though when you move backwards to fit yourself into a category that's never good.
Are there any other intps still checking and researching if they're really an intp because I do it all the time? I am never 100% sure if I am am intp or some other type.
k Persson whenever I take tests I always score very high (highest, in fact) for introverted intuition and extraverted intuition, but I think I have too strong Si and too weak Fe for me to be an ENTP rather than an INTP. I think looking at your weaker functions could help.
The problem with Ti is that anything outside of its in depth models can barely comprehend it, at least unless INTPs gain an interest in it and assimilate it. I think that's where poor communication and recollection comes in. We know nothing about it, we don't care or want to explain it, so we just haphazardly table in hopes of not screwing the pooch too horribly.
That would be Glen Gould. A slightly odd person. Splendid pianist. Alway used his own too small worn out kid size piano stool in concert. Difficult to work with. A talent.
ITS just like we jump from one thing to another that doesnt make sense and lost the track of words , we never make eye contact and repeat same thing util we find another thing
Glenn Gould. Great example of Ne tangential rambling. However, my Ni doesn’t mind and would follow their thought train to see where it goes to next - INTJ
As an INTP i realised that god gave me two emotions, anger and excitement. Anger is my reaction to something that i do not understand or litterally does not compute. Excitement is from anything that does compute. I feel varrying degrees of both throughout my life. -A robot trapped inside a humans brain, AKA the INTP
Anger is your tool help solve things that dont make sense to you/us. You see things that most people dont. When you explain that "thing" and people dont get it...... or you see "things" in action that goes against your thought pattern, you/we get anger or annoyed
I think this is totally fine. For me at least. I rather want to know a little bit of everything to probably connect them afterwards as I learn more and more about the world then be ultra good in just one thing. I want to be divers so I think it is a good thing👍
Same, my place is filled with things I wanted to learn, musical instruments, poi, electronic components for robotics, soldering equipment, art supplies, chemistry sets... stuff I wanted to master
Cérany, I have adopted that perspective, too. Some folks become masters at one or two things, while others develop and explore many hobbies/interests over time. Neither is better than the others. I am learning now to be more conservative in how much money I spend on a new hobby or interest because I do not always stick with that interest once I discover another one. I think on the whole, at least in the U.S. ( based on my experience and observation), mastery of skills/hobbies, is valued over exploring and trying a wide range of possible interests. There are gifts of exploring and trying lots of topics.
Just when I've decided upon a hobby or interest I've already begun to lose interest and move onto the next thing. As easy as saving money sounds it's just not an option for me. I'm always trying to get into something new and to do that I feel like I have to become an expert on it. I'll waste all my money on books about whatever it is I'm currently interested in and anything else related.
As an INTP, I've learned to embrace my child-likeness if that makes sense. It makes life a lot easier than forcing yourself to appear mature or cool :P
I feel like when I show the child-like side of me, people start to take me less serious when I am talking about something important, which is pretty much 85% of everything I talk about it important because I am intp and don't just talk about random things for no reason in mind. So most of the time I just appear more mature and then people take me seriously but I come off more cold probably at times.
@@MrOoglebog Fucking same. I can only be my childlike self with people who know me too well. I try to not risk how seriously others take me. I still risk it a lot.
True, I've accepted my weirdness, looks, how basic and acidic i am to people, how it affects them. I simply embraced it and still am continuing to do so.
Oh thank you. This is the most comfort word I hear. I like stay like that if I can. If I get in some group when we need to act as mature one, let use that as a reason. Hell with being a mature... I wanna stay as my self as I can
This. Holy shit I've found my people. I've accepted myself fully and REFUSE to stop being my child-like authentic self 24/7 because of futile societal norms only meant to keep people in place. The part that sucks is when people think I'm incapable of being mature when talking about deep subjects I care about. Because I always show myself as "silly" and "goofy," it's almost as if they see me as inferior or something? I remember a vivid moment when I finished a session with my therapist and told my close friends that she said I'm exceptionally mature, mentally, for my age and they just went, "Woaaah, really? No way I don't see it!" It was a small moment but it honestly crushed my view of how they really percieve me. It's great when you accept yourself, but man it's so awful being the odd one out inside AND outside.
I’m definitely blunt with my family or anyone extremely close to me. Regular friends hell no, I sugarcoat sometimes as I don’t like offending people. Although once someone rly crosses me I have a no holds barred mentality
I think it’s because you weren’t interested in what they were talking about. Intp is definitely not boring. But if it’s a topic someone doesn’t like or care about? Yeah, I can see people spacing out.
so articulate about the unpredictablities of life. they are so logical but so unsure. they hate when people try to grab something deep and personal out of them because they feel they are just observers
I just want to understand you guys! Though it requires me to rewire everything I know about human nature and I'm not gonna lie, it's been a challenge because everything is filtered through emotions for me. Sorry about that 😆 - sincerely, an infj
I'm pretty sure I'm an intp. Underneath all this rationalization is buried a deep meloncholic longing. I think that's why I do it in the first place. Understand these systems and my drives and impulses, the interactions between all of this matter and all of these people and maybe I can derive meaning and purpose from it. I feel like all of this systemization is just the desire to understand man's oldest questions
My people! God we're visibly uncomfortable in the spotlight. A painful reminder, haha. I'm looking forward to your coverage of the rest of the xxTPs for comparison. Nice work, Sara.
As an INTP with ADHD, searching for conversation starters and small talk is the most awkward and challenging thing possible. Trying to tell a story and not being able to find the right metaphors or getting caught up on having to explain something during the story so that your listener gets a better understanding of the background, stuttering because you’re already thinking about what to say next, backtracking to explain something else you mentioned, “Ha, look at that bird...oh um what was I saying?”
ADHD doesn't exist and you, as fellow INTP, must have done the research and free yourself from the slavery of identification with a disease made to sell medicine and therapies. You deserve more.
@@carlos_caballerothat’s incredibly ignorant. Neurodevelopmental disorders are very real as brains can and are wired differently and develop differently. To believe otherwise is just to be anti-science, oblivious, edging on believing the world is flat and humans never landed on the moon.
I think it must be common for us to think that. Especially when you see almost your whole behavior doesn't fit with anyone. I often remind myself: "Ok, don't feel bad, someone in this world had to be weird and crazy, you were one of the chosen. That's the way it is". XD
INTPs make up only 4% of the world, that's why. Though, it's okay, there's still people like you. 4% of the world population is 301,200,000 people. People also find our stories wonderful.
Honestly when telling a story it feels like you’re going down on a roller coaster where your brain goes so fast that’s hard to get to the point but I feel like it makes the story that more genuine
One thing I pick up from INTP's is our speech pattern. When speaking in public we tend to have a very robotic element to our voice with these very subtle micro stammers between words, almost like Morse code. We sound like Text to Speech AI from 2029.
INTP’s are like the smart, unique, creative individuals with childish-attributes and ancient wisdom both at the same time 😂. I got an INTP friend and he is all over the place 😅
Lmao I feel so seen. I often feel so self conscious about the rambling, the long tangents and choppy directionless speech that completely veers from the main point, and I really make an effort to scale it back so I'm not annoying people. But it also makes me feel better to realize how interesting the story can be all the same.
Well the problem in knowing everything is that it means it's time for the next topic, which would then mean that there is nothing more to learn and that's a kinda depressing idea.
Wanting to know everything and actually knowing everything are very different things, it's aspirational not practical. I want to know everything, I know that I can't know everything. I know there are many things that I don't know, even about things I thought I knew, and this is wonderful. I also don't mind being wrong, being wrong means I'm learning things I didn't know :)
As an INTP people find it weird that I am excited that I got to experience a global pandemic, the rise of technology, and the possible fall of civilisation as we know it.
INTP here, with an INTP bestfriend. Our conversations often switch topics so fast we keep going back and forth with side conversations but we both keep track of them. Idk we always sounded as if we are rushing (and felt necessary) to give ALL the information, but by the end of the day we get the main points because we are efficient that way.
me: extremely annoyed when people don't go straight to the point (i can get bored if you don't say what you mean to say directly) me when I explain something: lose myself in explanation trying to go to the point I know perfectly well because expressing myself in public makes me anxious and probably embarrassing myself (I'm sometimes really good at explaining myself clearly and quickly but like I'm just super anxious most of the time and thinking of too many things at once)
my conversations generally go something along these lines: 0) someone starts the conversation. 1) bain go toofast for words. get the big dumb. 2) *contemplating the meanings of life and science and hating the education system for telling me what to learn and believe* 3) says something utterly idiotic like it's the most casual thing. 4) filter slowly disappears father into a serious debate to the point it's downright insulting. 5) bouncing around giddily in victory as I've successfully broken my audience's brain with either stupidity or too big brain-ness
I think all of us INTJs can agree that they(INTPs) are more erratic, wild, chaotic, unhinged version of ourselves. I think we are both scared and intrigued at the same time.
So many ppl seeing INTPs as just child-like individuals who can't focus for shit or damaged in some abstract way. Here's some NEWS for all of you: INTP = Perfect Logic + Best processing power & Highest IQ (on avg) + Foresight (predicting patterns) & Best decision making (regardless of the time it takes to reach it). RELEVANT famous INTPs include: Bill Gates, Einstein, Descartes, Pascal, Newton.
Eh Epooders has a point to be fair, Bragging a system that we care most about and was invented by one of us is a bit meh and I can't help but feel a bit attacked by the bragging stereotype (Because I'm not bragging just working hard and scared of people not believing me :P) so keeping it to a minimum is appreciated lol
omg that really is so funny coz in ur head it sounds way different but when we try to explain something we sound ridicilous coz its hard for us to describe some certain things that dont require straight facts
@@MyouKyuubi as an intp with a giant ego who really hates being in any way patronized or infantilized, no it's not, this compliment made my brain short-circuit from an overwhelming influx of oxytocin and dopamine
@@MyouKyuubi i love the irony of you calling a cute harmless compliment 'condescending' and then proceeding to condescend to me by telling me i'm not an intp but that i do have a huge ego...because...i wasn't insulted by a compliment?
@@punkbjork I guess you don't know what a back-handed compliment is. :P Your argument is emotional, because it doesn't actually make a point, it's just expressing how you FEEL about something. No proper INTP would forget to make an actual argument, because they were distracted by feelings. So yeah, you're not an INTP... And seeing as you have a "giant ego", that means you've basically lost your "brain privileges" as your T is very clearly, an F.
When people try to guess what i'm going to say they are generally wrong and totally missing the point, because I can't explain clearly even if the thing I try to say is very clear in my head
I am non native English speaker. When I try to explain stories during conversations, I stuck with speaking in English. So that’s why I thought I was really terrible at speaking English. However, recently I realized that I can speak English frequently when I explain some facts based very logically and really love to write in texts. It was not the issue of English skills, but my style how to compose speech due to INTP lol
Ok so does anyone else prefer depressing sounding music over super happy music? I know it’s random, but I just love somber music and want to see if others feel the same
My favorite band is Radiohead. Most people I know say their music makes them want to slit their wrists. I find their music soothing and inspirational. Go figure...
I love black and people think I'm trying to be edgy when I say I do. I love it when it rains as well, I also prefer to stare at a starry night sky than a sunny blue one. I'm not depressed at all, I just prefer darker aesthetics for some reason.
@@laqueesedashawn142 I wonder why having an affinity for black clothing means you're tryna be edgy? That most probably says something about the way they think. Except for the heavy metal I relate to everything you said. Though recently I have been getting into heavy metal.
Intps often are also asperger. Being hypersensitive to light and noises are other signs of asperger. I would suggest to get diagnosed. I discovered I am asperger as an adult. Not that it changes your life but you learn to be more gentle to yourself and not demand too much to your body
This comment section gets lowkey uncomfortable sometimes heh. We and those featured in the vid are humans, with all the strengths and weaknesses that come with it. IQ/Intelligence is not coupled with personality type either...
@@hentai6582 Analyzing others can be easy, but I guess pride, or some desperate desire to have low self esteem boosted, throws all good skills out the window. MBTI isn’t a cult, but there’s a reason even very smart people fall for those (what percentage of the comment section falls into ‘above average intelligence’ I won’t speculate) I imagine there’s some similar mechanics at play, regardless
it's so natural for me to continue so many sides to a story and never really getting to the point straight up so this is so normal to watch while everybody always says that even 5 minute story I can make it half an hour and so no one ever actually listens cause I go off topic well not off topic but besides it cause i feel necessary to add all the information I have to the story
Hello, awesome video as the usual, very accurate. Sorry if this would inconvenience you but could you write the people's names in the description box? I'm not really familiar with these people ( I'm from a different country and not used to famous western celebrities' names. )
omg the first clip when everyone laughs at what he says... I feel this, every time when I say smth not meant as a joke and everyone is like HA HA FUNNY UR SO WEIRD
Is Kevin Smith an INTP? If you watch the video "An evening with Kevin Smith" and the way he speaks about this director this odd director that he met, He ended up not working on the project with him in the end, but he did say that he was glad to have been able to hang out with a strange guy and that he'll be "Able to tell stories about him for the rest of his life." That struck me as a very INTP comment. Like he found entertainment value in that interaction not any social reward. I'll talk to people sometimes just to see if they'll say something crazy or funny. And when he went to film school he only did a few months of it and dropped out and learned all he needed to know and went off and essentially invented a unique and Innovative way of filmmaking.
I'm the magical illusive female INTP a real life unicorn... It is so odd to me that it is so accurate... I am still steady doing research since finding out.....15 hours later...... Anyone eles?
I think for some intp females our unemotional nature is confusing for many due to the population of women who are feelers by nature that it has caused us to become distant and antisocial. I get in the intp hole if you will and it is difficult for many to understand our logic based minds and the way we go about in life. I have always gone out of my way to work from home due to not wanting to be around others unless necessary....in that case I can put on a happy face do what I need to do. I can be social but it is forced. Many of us like myself have been judged for not being a sterotypical woman.....being misunderstood is hard for many female intps at least the ones I have spoken with reguarding this.
A sexy butterfly yes! I’ve had similar experiences. I’ve been told I’m cold or harsh, but I’m not. Only when I feel like it makes sense to be. Which is apparently a lot less often than most others haha
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The INTP: the most intelligent MBTI, and either sounds brilliant or stupid depending on who they're talking to and the subject.
The intp's reputation for being smart always made me doubt if i really belong in this type
Usually sound stupid...
That's probably just me. Socially awkwardness is fun.
Lol I feel like I'm the dumbest INTP
I find that it's most difficult to even been seen as intelligent by low intelligence people...
sicheng's head lice Has it also made you doubt if you're Asian?
Nothing expands as fast as an INTP’s ego after realizing that they are an INTP
Eduardo Martínez lol true ~ Intp
Big bang perhaps expanded faster?
Lol very true hahaha
Well, maybe the universe about 13.8 billion years ago.
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One thing INTPs are good at is arguing and debating, but small talk? Not so much...
Agree!! That's why I find it harder to talk in a (small) group of people than with an individual, because with a (small) group they pretty much dictate the topic, while in a 1 on 1 setting you can just go for depth, and most people actually lke it. A lot of people like to have their thoughts 'sorted out '
INTJs are the best at arguing
small talk kills me because i'm so awkward with it i really don't know how to go about it without saying too little, too direct, or being too detailed
Yep. I suck at it, and I hate it. I’m extremely awkward when it comes to small talk, especially if I’m introducing myself to someone new. Even with my own parents I can’t do small talk...
I partly disagree. Don't forget the “P” stands for perceiving, instead of “J” for judging. INTPs typically don't judge things, so they don't just directly fight or argue somebody. But when they realize you are making a point that is deviating from the fact, they will straightly point it out (just like what I am doing, and you bet it, I am an INTP :P )
oh god i didnt realise how annoying we are
You guys are not, in fact you're quite fascinating
@@Octobris maybe in general, we can be individually annoying tho :D
I really don't think anyone can and don't understand how people can sit in a room with me for 10+ minutes.
Well i'd like to say that i agree, because i have friends which friend me but they looks annoyed when i start ask about things that they think it's a debate
:v
Welp, lets just stop talking and let their strange sense of humor roll on their show, i'll just jump into my own head and let them see my smile fake face so they're not gonna heartbroken because i don't laugh to their jokes
@@annabhate4838 sound like ur friend is ENTP who loves debate and make jokes that people dont understand.
@@Lavender0810 it's me who like to debate, but maybe it's just my opinion that are just too strong (?) so they stop talking right after i started argument,
Example
Me: no! It's supposed to be like this
Them: oh whatever, yes Anna yea, whatever
INTPs - Quirky, childish and intelligent at the same time.
CHANDRA BHUSHAN and extremely nice imo
And extremely non-existent the test is bullshit.
what happened did you mistype? lol
@@xaviercockerton6989 isn't this just a theory of 16 personalities... ppl will get too into their ego and deny the truth lmao
Thats is an Aries
I swear it sounds good in my head
Me tooooo
Hahaha me all the time
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Factsss
lmaoooo true
This is totally me when I’m trying to tell a story. I end up sounding really goofy and I go off on unnecessary tangents and I don’t really get straight to the point ever
Think how it is for those of us that love writing stories. We start and 2 hours later we haven't even reached our initial goal because we end up going on a tangent in world construction and over-focusing on certain details waaaayyy more than we should.
Seriously, I accidentally wrote an *almost* academical worthy science-y paper where I was only intending to give an overview of what scientists in a story found out in his research. XD
It is frustrating to start writing and end up with text 5-6 times longer than it needs to be, simply because you went overly analytical into certain parts. When editing it hurts so much to cut away that fat as well. It may be dry as all hell and not push the story forwards at all, but it *is* going more in-depth into the world so it hurts a lot to cut it away.
Trish C we always end up awkward speaking in public and being laughed at for the awkwardness😂
Elmithian same...when I wrote my thesis I tend to write more details than I should have 😂😂😂😂 then when my supervisor read my drafts he would ask me to elaborate the things that he didn't think before but I wrote about them so I have to do more research about my ideas than I am supposed to.
😂
Yea, me too
I get on tangents that go nowhere all the time
Then after I'm like "anyways back to the point" before I finish what I was saying about the tangent it's really awkward
We are so child-like in retelling an event. There is so much information to sift through, we try to use metaphor and strong descriptors, self-consciousness, etc...
Josh Levan intps are great :)
And tangents too. We kind of don’t have a point ever. Just following our Ne.
Josh Levan I'm under the notion that this is y I'm only half-assed listened2 when I struggle 2get every explanation & detail on where I'm coming from, esp since my mind races 10x faster than I can speak! But then, it leaves me feeling incompetent & even lonely 2some extent. Then, I develop the case of the "fuck its"!! 😐
osuushiza8 god that's relatable
Josh Levan I hate when people don’t understand my metaphors. Then I’ll have to try and explain my metaphor
“idk if thats worthy of an applause”
That's INTP enough for me.
His reaction made me kinda sad because he was visibly talking about something that bothers him daily (I know OCD and it's hell for people who have it) and the audience...just...laughs? That'd just be the rudest thing to do in my opinion and he reacts as if he found it funny too.
As an INTP sometimes I feel like I am thinking so many things at once when It comes to an interesting topic and mouth can only say so much because the other person cannot handle all of the information I am throwing at once you know?
It's like my brain Is at full speed but my mouth can't keep up.
It's just that I have so much to say but there is so little time.
Moon - Exactly!
Same!! 😐😐😪😪😪
@@neil9109 Oh, here comes that one bored person who is just looking for spelling mistakes. lol.
@@StevieMichelle U kno me too well
INTP script: Look confused by everything
Well done!
Jeff Doe tnx :))
lmao
We like to search for the right words to convey what we're thinking and we want to be sure not to leave out anything important or amusing. :-)
Air me out like that
ikr but instead of looking confused... i am confused
I think the anxiety or uncomfortably that comes with being at the center of attention of groups comes from fears that people wont understand what you are saying or wont engage with the conversation with the same amount of genuineness. I'm sure people mean well but when they act confused (not genuinely confused at the concept just puzzled at why you think that way) or glib it's really disheartening. INTPs can be great at 1 on 1 conversation though, especially when the other person is as invested in the conversation as much as you are and mutual respect is already established
"The same amount of genuineness" dude wow 😂😂😂😂
Usually it’s just cause I think too fast for me to say the thing I’m trying to say properly and then I get anxious if I’m not making sense and get awkward.
Agreed
For the longest time before I found out about this whole mbti thing, I thought I was alone in this world. But you mentioning the aspect on genuine and mutual enthusiasm, made me realize there’s more out there... lol
THIS
INTP here. Sometimes people stop paying attention to me when I talk. I had a hard time paying attention to some of the people in this video. LOMFL
Ikr? It sucks when you are going on a tangent about how life could exist on mars and people just start talking to each other and make you feel like a bee that is annoyingly buzzing in their head.
My friends tell me to teach them about something on roadtrips so they can fall asleep. Eventually the driver stops me because the driver is falling asleep too -_-
100%
@@juchenecromancer5644 lmaooo it's literally ADHD personified
@@sadlittletroll1738 LOL
I wish people liked us as much in real life as they do on the internet :/
Facts everyone percieves me as weird because of my interests
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Hey! I love INTP irl a lot haha You are great ^^
Yeah they find me intimidating and cold when they don’t know much about me (no one knows much) I’m unlovely and I push people away even with my stare I can make them feel uncomfortable most people asked my friends(not directly to me) why I’m looking at them like that
The difference is that the internet is inhabited (mostly) by introverts.
As an INTP I'm skeptical of the validity of the Myers Briggs personality test.
......?
What if it's just all an illusion, the test, the website, my house, my life, everything! It was specifically designed for us to stray away from the truth. Why? Does it lead to more questions than answers? Will there be an end to this guy's questions? Is this guy seriously going to trick me into thinking everything is just an illusion just as he says? Is this guy on to something? How did this guy read my mind?
@@Kegare_ This is why I find MBTI overall to be outdated in terms of Jungian Psychology. Jung's cognitive functions were meant to show the underlying patterns behind plethoric traits found in people and not much else, but others overdo it. Harry from Cognitive Personality Theory is one of my favorite Jungian theorists on UA-cam because his system seeks out cognitive patterns instead of behavioral patterns, and make way for a lot of cognitive overlap. An INFP can switch out Fi for Ti, but it's on a far more limbic level than a cerebral, thinking level, while INTPs dip into Fi using a cerebral mindset.
I see it as a test that evaluates your personality and places into a category you fit best. It isn't 100% accurate and the categories aren't something set in stone. It is quite literally a quiz that generalizes people.
And i think its all fine and dandy if you understand whilst you may fall under this personality you're still an individual. Though when you move backwards to fit yourself into a category that's never good.
Same, they mistyped me as an intj-a while I'm an intp-t.
The crazy thing is that while all of these people were rambling we were following every single word.
AH SHIT TRUE
which is a mistake, since in most cases INTPs (& INTJs as well) get lost sideways in their own explanations...
People always bring up things and I'm like... when did I tell them that? And they say I brought it up a couple days ago while rambling.
True, @@annoyingbookgirl... truuuue...
Yess
Not gonna lie, I spaced out a lot of times
sameee
Yea. Either something else gets my attention or I hear something and my thoughts go everywhere.
Are there any other intps still checking and researching if they're really an intp because I do it all the time? I am never 100% sure if I am am intp or some other type.
That's the number one feature of an intp. Vwelcome to the club
Yes
I have it boilded down to Ne Ti or Ti Ne , but it a close tie...between those functions.
k Persson whenever I take tests I always score very high (highest, in fact) for introverted intuition and extraverted intuition, but I think I have too strong Si and too weak Fe for me to be an ENTP rather than an INTP. I think looking at your weaker functions could help.
i got infp for the first test, then enfp, then enfp/entp, then intp/entp lol
All the INTP’s are interested in what they’re saying. This kinda proves they can have good communication skills in certain situations
I'm a teacher, and students have told me I teach well, so I guess we can have good communication skills.
maybe if we learn to get to the point better. but its hella interesting.
The problem with Ti is that anything outside of its in depth models can barely comprehend it, at least unless INTPs gain an interest in it and assimilate it. I think that's where poor communication and recollection comes in. We know nothing about it, we don't care or want to explain it, so we just haphazardly table in hopes of not screwing the pooch too horribly.
Not if you're Dyslexic as well. Grr.
*2:43** That guy sounds intelligent asf but I don't know what he's talking about lol*
That would be Glen Gould. A slightly odd person. Splendid pianist. Alway used his own too small worn out kid size piano stool in concert. Difficult to work with. A talent.
ITS just like we jump from one thing to another that doesnt make sense and lost the track of words , we never make eye contact and repeat same thing util we find another thing
Glenn Gould. Great example of Ne tangential rambling. However, my Ni doesn’t mind and would follow their thought train to see where it goes to next - INTJ
As an INTP i realised that god gave me two emotions, anger and excitement. Anger is my reaction to something that i do not understand or litterally does not compute. Excitement is from anything that does compute. I feel varrying degrees of both throughout my life.
-A robot trapped inside a humans brain, AKA the INTP
I dunno. I feel like my emotions are excited, bored, and mildly annoyed. I almost never get angry
Anger is your tool help solve things that dont make sense to you/us. You see things that most people dont. When you explain that "thing" and people dont get it...... or you see "things" in action that goes against your thought pattern, you/we get anger or annoyed
I think it's more like frustration, not anger (for me at least)
Most INTPs are atheists anyway lmfao
bro ikrr but aside from this God also gave me another emotion... apathy
I feel like I try to do a lot of things at once, learn new skills, but never get good at anything. Can't make up my mind to focus on one thing
TheHybridlogic same. I’m always trying new things, but I never stick with anything long enough to get good at it.
I think this is totally fine. For me at least. I rather want to know a little bit of everything to probably connect them afterwards as I learn more and more about the world then be ultra good in just one thing. I want to be divers so I think it is a good thing👍
Same, my place is filled with things I wanted to learn, musical instruments, poi, electronic components for robotics, soldering equipment, art supplies, chemistry sets... stuff I wanted to master
Cérany, I have adopted that perspective, too. Some folks become masters at one or two things, while others develop and explore many hobbies/interests over time. Neither is better than the others. I am learning now to be more conservative in how much money I spend on a new hobby or interest because I do not always stick with that interest once I discover another one. I think on the whole, at least in the U.S. ( based on my experience and observation), mastery of skills/hobbies, is valued over exploring and trying a wide range of possible interests. There are gifts of exploring and trying lots of topics.
Just when I've decided upon a hobby or interest I've already begun to lose interest and move onto the next thing. As easy as saving money sounds it's just not an option for me. I'm always trying to get into something new and to do that I feel like I have to become an expert on it. I'll waste all my money on books about whatever it is I'm currently interested in and anything else related.
As an INTP, I've learned to embrace my child-likeness if that makes sense. It makes life a lot easier than forcing yourself to appear mature or cool :P
I feel like when I show the child-like side of me, people start to take me less serious when I am talking about something important, which is pretty much 85% of everything I talk about it important because I am intp and don't just talk about random things for no reason in mind. So most of the time I just appear more mature and then people take me seriously but I come off more cold probably at times.
@@MrOoglebog Fucking same. I can only be my childlike self with people who know me too well. I try to not risk how seriously others take me. I still risk it a lot.
True, I've accepted my weirdness, looks, how basic and acidic i am to people, how it affects them.
I simply embraced it and still am continuing to do so.
Oh thank you. This is the most comfort word I hear. I like stay like that if I can. If I get in some group when we need to act as mature one, let use that as a reason. Hell with being a mature... I wanna stay as my self as I can
This. Holy shit I've found my people. I've accepted myself fully and REFUSE to stop being my child-like authentic self 24/7 because of futile societal norms only meant to keep people in place.
The part that sucks is when people think I'm incapable of being mature when talking about deep subjects I care about. Because I always show myself as "silly" and "goofy," it's almost as if they see me as inferior or something?
I remember a vivid moment when I finished a session with my therapist and told my close friends that she said I'm exceptionally mature, mentally, for my age and they just went, "Woaaah, really? No way I don't see it!" It was a small moment but it honestly crushed my view of how they really percieve me.
It's great when you accept yourself, but man it's so awful being the odd one out inside AND outside.
INTPs have the zest and energy of a child-like curiosity!
Elf Machine I definitely identify with this!
People think I’m funny but what they don’t know is that I’m not a very comedic person; they’re just laughing at my awkwardness. -INTP
INTP is the intelligent, blunt, quirky child we all need in our lives
@Prem Varun I'm glad that you're considering us intelligent , appreciate the compliment! 😌
@Prem Varun Yes I know you meant generally, no need to point such little detail out 👍
I've never gotten the "blunt" label. That seems more like an ISTP/INTJ thing to me because of their Se.
I’m definitely blunt with my family or anyone extremely close to me. Regular friends hell no, I sugarcoat sometimes as I don’t like offending people. Although once someone rly crosses me I have a no holds barred mentality
Haha I thought she was talking about people until she mentioned they were Silverbacks
And I didn't notice the first time she said Silverback until I rewatched it now lol
GOD. I was offended for Sigourney until that connection was made. After all, Jay Leno said probably because she was the ugliest of the group.
I know - I thought “what the hell is he talking about?”
All these people talk and explain things like me
Happy Emoji which means crappily. Not wanting to be mean , I am like this too
Us INTPs are not good speakers are we?
The point usually gets across after 6 tangents and 5 mid sentence corrections for a more accurate descriptor or recollection.
god i feel less alone now
I've never realised how awkward we come across oh my gosh
Only you
It's confirmed. I'm a boring person. I'm an intp. And ok can't bear watching this vid. Keep skipping everything
I keep scrolling down the comments lol
@@rosl.lmfao
adhd girl
Intp is probably the least boring.
I think it’s because you weren’t interested in what they were talking about. Intp is definitely not boring. But if it’s a topic someone doesn’t like or care about? Yeah, I can see people spacing out.
so articulate about the unpredictablities of life. they are so logical but so unsure. they hate when people try to grab something deep and personal out of them because they feel they are just observers
why is this so accurate
The last sentence resonates with me so much. Leave me aloooone.
I just want to understand you guys!
Though it requires me to rewire everything I know about human nature and I'm not gonna lie, it's been a challenge because everything is filtered through emotions for me. Sorry about that 😆
- sincerely, an infj
I'm pretty sure I'm an intp. Underneath all this rationalization is buried a deep meloncholic longing. I think that's why I do it in the first place. Understand these systems and my drives and impulses, the interactions between all of this matter and all of these people and maybe I can derive meaning and purpose from it. I feel like all of this systemization is just the desire to understand man's oldest questions
Oh thank God for the last sentence now I've found out why I feel so empty personality wise
I always thought I was weird. This video confirms it
we are not weird they are too normal
Ahahahah 🤣🤣🤣
@@kubilayistikam6382 exactly
frick, so true
INTP women out there. Life is especially hard for us. Most women are social I feel. And I'm the odd one out everywhere. Please become my friend.
Yup, women are either social or sensitive introverts and then there's us
My people! God we're visibly uncomfortable in the spotlight. A painful reminder, haha. I'm looking forward to your coverage of the rest of the xxTPs for comparison. Nice work, Sara.
Ze Grey Thanks a lot :) I am going to make the rest of these videos. I 'm glad you enjoyed watching this video :)
As an INTP with ADHD, searching for conversation starters and small talk is the most awkward and challenging thing possible. Trying to tell a story and not being able to find the right metaphors or getting caught up on having to explain something during the story so that your listener gets a better understanding of the background, stuttering because you’re already thinking about what to say next, backtracking to explain something else you mentioned, “Ha, look at that bird...oh um what was I saying?”
ADHD doesn't exist and you, as fellow INTP, must have done the research and free yourself from the slavery of identification with a disease made to sell medicine and therapies. You deserve more.
@@carlos_caballerothat’s incredibly ignorant. Neurodevelopmental disorders are very real as brains can and are wired differently and develop differently. To believe otherwise is just to be anti-science, oblivious, edging on believing the world is flat and humans never landed on the moon.
My Logicians brothers and sisters...
We all experiment the same struggles
Probably an autocorrect mistake. No need to call someone an idiot.
@Prem Varun English ain't even my native language so chill
@@denzomilligram1257 I honestly thought you were making a science pun so I actually think it worked really well.
As an INTP I feel like I’m watching life through a two way mirror, observing how people live.However , there’s no mirror and people think I’m weird
I thought i was the only person in the world who had this type of personality until i took the quiz and started researching. This is amazing
I think it must be common for us to think that. Especially when you see almost your whole behavior doesn't fit with anyone. I often remind myself: "Ok, don't feel bad, someone in this world had to be weird and crazy, you were one of the chosen. That's the way it is". XD
INTPs make up only 4% of the world, that's why. Though, it's okay, there's still people like you. 4% of the world population is 301,200,000 people. People also find our stories wonderful.
I've been stuck in this rabbit hole since last night
As and INTP...INTP’s are very very interesting. I have a new level of respect for myself now.
Honestly when telling a story it feels like you’re going down on a roller coaster where your brain goes so fast that’s hard to get to the point but I feel like it makes the story that more genuine
Wow. This is really accurate, and interesting. It's like hearing myself talk/think... Thanks.
J J thank you :)))
same
"This is the insides of a terrible person coming out" - LOL
One thing I pick up from INTP's is our speech pattern. When speaking in public we tend to have a very robotic element to our voice with these very subtle micro stammers between words, almost like Morse code. We sound like Text to Speech AI from 2029.
INTP’s are like the smart, unique, creative individuals with childish-attributes and ancient wisdom both at the same time 😂. I got an INTP friend and he is all over the place 😅
Lmao I feel so seen. I often feel so self conscious about the rambling, the long tangents and choppy directionless speech that completely veers from the main point, and I really make an effort to scale it back so I'm not annoying people. But it also makes me feel better to realize how interesting the story can be all the same.
This never fails about the INTP. Ask them to tell a story and you get a synopsis
4:33 something no INTP has said ever.
RangStar 😂😂
Well the problem in knowing everything is that it means it's time for the next topic, which would then mean that there is nothing more to learn and that's a kinda depressing idea.
Wanting to know everything and actually knowing everything are very different things, it's aspirational not practical. I want to know everything, I know that I can't know everything. I know there are many things that I don't know, even about things I thought I knew, and this is wonderful. I also don't mind being wrong, being wrong means I'm learning things I didn't know :)
RangStar well in the hypothetical situation of knowing everything, what would you do?
I don't know ; )
These comments are so comforting😂 I really thought I was extremely weird until I read other INTP's comments
As an INTP people find it weird that I am excited that I got to experience a global pandemic, the rise of technology, and the possible fall of civilisation as we know it.
jesse eisenberg is intp for sure, not sure about the others
Glenn Gould is definitely an INTP (the guy in the car).
Tina Fey INTP for sure.
INTP here, with an INTP bestfriend.
Our conversations often switch topics so fast we keep going back and forth with side conversations but we both keep track of them.
Idk we always sounded as if we are rushing (and felt necessary) to give ALL the information, but by the end of the day we get the main points because we are efficient that way.
how does it feel to be friends with fellow intp?
Oh god! I can imagine it
me: extremely annoyed when people don't go straight to the point (i can get bored if you don't say what you mean to say directly)
me when I explain something: lose myself in explanation trying to go to the point I know perfectly well because expressing myself in public makes me anxious and probably embarrassing myself
(I'm sometimes really good at explaining myself clearly and quickly but like I'm just super anxious most of the time and thinking of too many things at once)
my conversations generally go something along these lines:
0) someone starts the conversation.
1) bain go toofast for words. get the big dumb.
2) *contemplating the meanings of life and science and hating the education system for telling me what to learn and believe*
3) says something utterly idiotic like it's the most casual thing.
4) filter slowly disappears father into a serious debate to the point it's downright insulting.
5) bouncing around giddily in victory as I've successfully broken my audience's brain with either stupidity or too big brain-ness
I think all of us INTJs can agree that they(INTPs) are more erratic, wild, chaotic, unhinged version of ourselves.
I think we are both scared and intrigued at the same time.
the last actress was so cute in her mannerisms
I'd go istp for Gainsbourg.
Charlotte Gainsbourg is definitely infp she's too connected to her émotion
I can't believe how much we act alike.
this is truly impressive
Uh yeah yeah I do, uh I feel ambivalent about everything but uh
So many ppl seeing INTPs as just child-like individuals who can't focus for shit or damaged in some abstract way.
Here's some NEWS for all of you: INTP = Perfect Logic + Best processing power & Highest IQ (on avg) + Foresight (predicting patterns) & Best decision making (regardless of the time it takes to reach it).
RELEVANT famous INTPs include: Bill Gates, Einstein, Descartes, Pascal, Newton.
As an INTP, shut up. By bragging about intelligence, you're coming off as arrogant and annoying, which ultimately undermines your argument.
@@epooders well said but that's a little too rude
@@frous898 yeah, you're right, my bad. I was trying to be frank in order to give my message some more weight, but didn't realize how rude I was being.
Epooders 2187 He isn’t bragging. He’s just trying to educate the people that look down on us. Calm down.
Eh Epooders has a point to be fair, Bragging a system that we care most about and was invented by one of us is a bit meh and I can't help but feel a bit attacked by the bragging stereotype (Because I'm not bragging just working hard and scared of people not believing me :P) so keeping it to a minimum is appreciated lol
I'm an INFP my husband is a INTP I love him too bits!
Abigail
:))) Yaaay for love
How did you get yours to take the test? INFP with very INTPesque hubby
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"Every silver lining has a cloud."
I've said this exact phrase many times. Bright colors and sunshine really put me in a foul mood.
omg that really is so funny coz in ur head it sounds way different but when we try to explain something we sound ridicilous coz its hard for us to describe some certain things that dont require straight facts
intp's mind is adorable to me 🥺 being both so analytical and creative and i Love it
Calling them adorable is kinda condescending. xD
@@MyouKyuubi as an intp with a giant ego who really hates being in any way patronized or infantilized, no it's not, this compliment made my brain short-circuit from an overwhelming influx of oxytocin and dopamine
@@punkbjork You have a huge ego, alright, but you're not an INTP with that kind of emotional argument.
@@MyouKyuubi i love the irony of you calling a cute harmless compliment 'condescending' and then proceeding to condescend to me by telling me i'm not an intp but that i do have a huge ego...because...i wasn't insulted by a compliment?
@@punkbjork I guess you don't know what a back-handed compliment is. :P
Your argument is emotional, because it doesn't actually make a point, it's just expressing how you FEEL about something.
No proper INTP would forget to make an actual argument, because they were distracted by feelings.
So yeah, you're not an INTP... And seeing as you have a "giant ego", that means you've basically lost your "brain privileges" as your T is very clearly, an F.
I love INTPs
Izu mi are you one?
I'm an INFP, are you an INTP?
Izu mi cool~ y... Hehe, I'm actually struggling to like my self
Izu mi in my opinion, infp's and isfp's always stood out to me and are dreamlike!
Well thank you. All the best! - INTP
I feel like seeing my self explaining something in front of the class... 😂
This is a compilation of many of the personalities an INTP has... but not most.
I never would have thought Tina Fey was INTP. Very surprising to me.
Riya tiya i agree. She seems more entp than intp
Jesse Eisenberg and Richard Ayoade are the most compatible with INTP out the celebrities
Agreed, she reads more like an ENTP in person. She plays a lot of INTP type characters in comedy, though. Liz Lemon is clearly an INTP, for example.
Nope strong te and ne with latter fe
@@lothor1860 Glenn Gould (the guy in the car) is definitely an INTP.
When people try to guess what i'm going to say they are generally wrong and totally missing the point, because I can't explain clearly even if the thing I try to say is very clear in my head
I'm attracted to this kind of vibe intps give off but they won’t ever notice lol
I am non native English speaker. When I try to explain stories during conversations, I stuck with speaking in English. So that’s why I thought I was really terrible at speaking English. However, recently I realized that I can speak English frequently when I explain some facts based very logically and really love to write in texts. It was not the issue of English skills, but my style how to compose speech due to INTP lol
Ok so does anyone else prefer depressing sounding music over super happy music? I know it’s random, but I just love somber music and want to see if others feel the same
Minor scale > major
Most of the times
Try "Gélida Expiración" from the "Blasphemous" OST.
My favorite band is Radiohead. Most people I know say their music makes them want to slit their wrists.
I find their music soothing and inspirational. Go figure...
Wow, we're awkward and boring as hell.
Sounds like me :D
Dude!! I’ve always hated super sunny and the heat in general. Never thought it might have any relation to my personality
When I talk about something and people don't understand me right away,I also get confused and abandoned my whole knowledge and look stupid
Oh and Richard Ayoade would've made for some nice contrast on this list. He's pretty funny, you should check him out.
Sounds more like an INFJ to me.
Andrea Orúe
no way. ne is very apparent in him. explain??
I too dislike bright lights and colors (3mins in)
Same, I find them Depressing, same with "Happy" Music I find makes me depressed, I'd rather listen to Death Metal at 3 am
I love black and people think I'm trying to be edgy when I say I do. I love it when it rains as well, I also prefer to stare at a starry night sky than a sunny blue one. I'm not depressed at all, I just prefer darker aesthetics for some reason.
I also always find myself wearing dark clothing, always have since I was young..
@@laqueesedashawn142 I wonder why having an affinity for black clothing means you're tryna be edgy? That most probably says something about the way they think.
Except for the heavy metal I relate to everything you said. Though recently I have been getting into heavy metal.
Intps often are also asperger. Being hypersensitive to light and noises are other signs of asperger. I would suggest to get diagnosed. I discovered I am asperger as an adult. Not that it changes your life but you learn to be more gentle to yourself and not demand too much to your body
This is literally me trying to tell stories in therapy..just second guessing what I’m a about to say every second
Wtf?!! This first man literally just took "embrace" in its total, I mean, COMPLETE sense...?!💀😂😂😭
Why are we so bad at talking, we think so many things but when we try to say it out loud is just a lot of nonsense stuff
Charlotte Gainsbourg's smile at the end is definitely what made this video for me, it's just so adorable. c':
This comment section gets lowkey uncomfortable sometimes heh. We and those featured in the vid are humans, with all the strengths and weaknesses that come with it. IQ/Intelligence is not coupled with personality type either...
Yeah I am getting a little embarrassed by all the ego stroking going on here.
There’s an irony in all of this. “Analytical” yet these INTPs eat this garbage up without questioning it’s validity.
@@hentai6582 Analyzing others can be easy, but I guess pride, or some desperate desire to have low self esteem boosted, throws all good skills out the window. MBTI isn’t a cult, but there’s a reason even very smart people fall for those (what percentage of the comment section falls into ‘above average intelligence’ I won’t speculate)
I imagine there’s some similar mechanics at play, regardless
Jeez. Now I remember why I never liked David Letterman. What a complete jerk.
Agreed
That's me when talking in front of my classmates 😂
Fantastic - best INTP compilation I've seen so far!
Girl Blogger tnx a lot :)
Girl Blogger that’s because half weren’t intp.
is there another one out there? please recommend! - I enjoy watching these...
INTP comments sections are so insightful, i love it.
From a intp = the music behind of video is= GİRL WİTH FLAXEN HAİR/claude debussy. Orchestra+clarinet version.
1st one relatable , always awkward convos. And people laughing when i am not joking .
Literally
it's so natural for me to continue so many sides to a story and never really getting to the point straight up so this is so normal to watch while everybody always says that even 5 minute story I can make it half an hour and so no one ever actually listens cause I go off topic well not off topic but besides it cause i feel necessary to add all the information I have to the story
So much fun to watch this.
Hello, awesome video as the usual, very accurate.
Sorry if this would inconvenience you but could you write the people's names in the description box? I'm not really familiar with these people ( I'm from a different country and not used to famous western celebrities' names. )
Izu mi
Jesse Eisenberg, Sigourney Weaver, Glenn Gould, David Cronenberg, Tina Fey, Charlotte Gainsbourg :)
Thank you very much!
The third one is like how my friends would make me as a cartoon character lol
They just all seem... depressed. But in control
Aww something in their way of expressing and body language it's so cute to me
Omg! Never knew how I sounded to other people. When I try to explain things it never comes out like I want it to lol
Can we start a group chat 😂 never spoke to any intp
Giaxxx lets do it haha
That would be amazing we need an intp discord
That would be weirdest group ever
Lol I would be sickened
i'm honestly down to talk to other intps
omg the first clip when everyone laughs at what he says... I feel this, every time when I say smth not meant as a joke and everyone is like HA HA FUNNY UR SO WEIRD
Is Kevin Smith an INTP? If you watch the video "An evening with Kevin Smith" and the way he speaks about this director this odd director that he met, He ended up not working on the project with him in the end, but he did say that he was glad to have been able to hang out with a strange guy and that he'll be "Able to tell stories about him for the rest of his life." That struck me as a very INTP comment. Like he found entertainment value in that interaction not any social reward. I'll talk to people sometimes just to see if they'll say something crazy or funny. And when he went to film school he only did a few months of it and dropped out and learned all he needed to know and went off and essentially invented a unique and Innovative way of filmmaking.
He is an ENFP
Yeah , I mean he might be ENFP.. but I know because I’m an INTP, they tend to wear the same clothing constantly.. so think about that.
there's another reason to talk with people?
The best personality type
No. INFJ!
@@thatguybutitsactuallyagirl5384 you can't agree with everyone
@@thatguybutitsactuallyagirl5384 I think enfj better than infj
Unless you are this type
Commons Hooman ENTP master race
I'm the magical illusive female INTP a real life unicorn...
It is so odd to me that it is so accurate... I am still steady doing research since finding out.....15 hours later...... Anyone eles?
Are female INTP rare? 🦄
Unless you are also 8w7 then you are selectively social....
I think for some intp females our unemotional nature is confusing for many due to the population of women who are feelers by nature that it has caused us to become distant and antisocial. I get in the intp hole if you will and it is difficult for many to understand our logic based minds and the way we go about in life. I have always gone out of my way to work from home due to not wanting to be around others unless necessary....in that case I can put on a happy face do what I need to do. I can be social but it is forced. Many of us like myself have been judged for not being a sterotypical woman.....being misunderstood is hard for many female intps at least the ones I have spoken with reguarding this.
A sexy butterfly yes! I’ve had similar experiences. I’ve been told I’m cold or harsh, but I’m not. Only when I feel like it makes sense to be. Which is apparently a lot less often than most others haha
im a girl intp too can we call ourselves unicorns now? lol
INTP trying to explain things to others and such background music. What a touch of this creator.