Further self reply, haha. Just for clarity; It's becasue INTPs are less comfortable compromising on the outcome that they change their approach when they need to. INTJs on the other hand are more pragmatic where the outcome is concerned, so they'll plough on with a single approach but just say the outcome, whatever it ends up being, is what it should have been, or is good enough. You make this point above, in a different way, but I just want to further reitterate that the INTJ unwillingness to accept the INTP approach as anything but flawed/flaky, as opposed the accepting it as different but equally valid, really exemplifies the difference between the types.
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Further self reply, haha. Just for clarity; It's becasue INTPs are less comfortable compromising on the outcome that they change their approach when they need to. INTJs on the other hand are more pragmatic where the outcome is concerned, so they'll plough on with a single approach but just say the outcome, whatever it ends up being, is what it should have been, or is good enough. You make this point above, in a different way, but I just want to further reitterate that the INTJ unwillingness to accept the INTP approach as anything but flawed/flaky, as opposed the accepting it as different but equally valid, really exemplifies the difference between the types.