Thanks for this article. It's fascinating how this whole mbti thing works. I, by writing this, am a living proof of the points you make: 1) i am attracted by the topic and am here, 2) i've read articles that celebrate intj, but they lack honesty: yes there are some desirable 'cool' traits, but the nasty dysfunctional stuff is ignored, 3) intj value integrity above all, so it is unlikely for them to test INTJ one day, ISTJ on the next, and ESFP on another occasion, and INTJ take the test more than once and check againt just to see 'what if ...', 4) Wording in questions is at times confusing, but just as with the example with "buzzing" an INTJ can better guess the original meaning. No wonder the type least likely to fake character - INTJ - are overrepresented around mbti topics - when looked at with integrity and honesty the system is brilliant and really helpful.
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Thanks for this article. It's fascinating how this whole mbti thing works. I, by writing this, am a living proof of the points you make: 1) i am attracted by the topic and am here, 2) i've read articles that celebrate intj, but they lack honesty: yes there are some desirable 'cool' traits, but the nasty dysfunctional stuff is ignored, 3) intj value integrity above all, so it is unlikely for them to test INTJ one day, ISTJ on the next, and ESFP on another occasion, and INTJ take the test more than once and check againt just to see 'what if ...', 4) Wording in questions is at times confusing, but just as with the example with "buzzing" an INTJ can better guess the original meaning. No wonder the type least likely to fake character - INTJ - are overrepresented around mbti topics - when looked at with integrity and honesty the system is brilliant and really helpful.