Yeah, left me wondering who this new person is, and what did they do with the old me....I normally test INFJ, but will occasionally get INTJ. Some of us float between two types, unless you're Cardinal, who apparently had a personality transplant.
Yeah, left me wondering who this new person is, and what did they do with the old me....I normally test INFJ, but will occasionally get INTJ. Some of us float between two types, unless you're Cardinal, who apparently had a personality transplant.
Because even a wheel can be improved on.why reinvent the wheel?
LOL you rebel, you.I'm fine with 11, My sticking point is 2a.
So......what kind of ambush will they set up for an ENFJ, as opposed to an INTJ?I never took the test. Why give our enemy (the governments…) any free information about ourselves?
leave them uncertain and with holes in the profiles they are constantly updating on us. It may be the only thing that makes it hard to ambush you…
A hot honeypot vs. a book of advanced Sudoku.So......what kind of ambush will they set up for an ENFJ, as opposed to an INTJ?
just change your routines and habits, keep them guessing. Do something out of character at least once a week.So......what kind of ambush will they set up for an ENFJ, as opposed to an INTJ?
Remember, you are prey and “they” are AI…, so you have God to direct your steps, and AI can only do a best guess.just change your routines and habits, keep them guessing. Do something out of character at least once a week.
Back in the 90s, British Petroleum in Alaska went on a Myers-Briggs kick. I found out afterwards that I'd driven the moderators crazy because I kept landing on each side of the lines and they couldn't definitively pin me down. They actually sent a second round of "experts" who re-tested the (very) few of us who weren't so clearly definable according to their ideas.Yeah, left me wondering who this new person is, and what did they do with the old me....
I have found just being me, INTJ and 140+ doesn’t make me socially adept. Common sense isn’t bad, and I can drive just fine. When I was commuting 300 miles a day, I noticed my driving became, not aggressive, but assertive. Not reckless, but efficient. I had a long way to go, and a short time to get there. Also mastered the Power Nap.This^^^ This is what I learned living in a university town for the past 28 years, genius, being an INTJ, doesn't always mean they have common sense, or can even drive a vehicle properly.
So you are.... .Divergent. (young adult book series about that)Back in the 90s, British Petroleum in Alaska went on a Myers-Briggs kick. I found out afterwards that I'd driven the moderators crazy because I kept landing on each side of the lines and they couldn't definitively pin me down. They actually sent a second round of "experts" who re-tested the (very) few of us who weren't so clearly definable according to their ideas.
Turns out I was so close to the line that it almost depended on circumstance more than internal factors and they had to test me using a different "instrument", as they called it. The second one sort of defined the differences between my personal preferences vs. doing the job I might be doing at the time. I am naturally somewhat introverted, for instance, but needed to be strongly extroverted to lead the rig team in its daily operations plus interfacing with the various departments which needed to know what we were up to (and I was, and am, comfortable with that). But I needed personal time occasionally to recharge and couldn't do that without some alone time. Fishing in Alaska worked well for that.
I don't know but I think they were all full of BS. One does what it takes to do the job and also does what it takes to refresh.
I never took the test. Why give our enemy (the governments…) any free information about ourselves?
leave them uncertain and with holes in the profiles they are constantly updating on us. It may be the only thing that makes it hard to ambush you…
A judgemental perfectionist? Would explain the land surveyor career, (and the late wife...) but not the wood gas vehicles, geodesic domes, alternate energy, spiritual and other pursuits filed under idealistic (And top secret...) . Again, keep the enemy guessing...(and tentatively fearful...)So, an ISTJ-T...
A judgemental perfectionist? Would explain the land surveyor career, (and the late wife...) but not the wood gas vehicles, geodesic domes, alternate energy, spiritual and other pursuits filed under idealistic (And top secret...) . Again, keep the enemy guessing...(and tentatively fearful...)
I never read the books but thought the movie series wasn't too bad.So you are.... .Divergent. (young adult book series about that)