16 Personalities - Most Likely To Be a Genius

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[@lovewho]

Ok... ISTPs have been hitting me in the face with some Ti bombs since this video. My logic was that ISTPs lean towards mastery more than innovation as a preference and therefore won't typically be "geniuses" as I was defining it, that definition is a bit narrow. After looking at the list... it seems very logically inconsistent to me as a result. ISTPs should be in the likely category. ~ Nathan

[@MrBOBhakimipendobombies]

All estp ive met have been literally the last bottom 30 students hahaha

[@cayk481]

Ti bombs are the best bombs

[@saranonimus9211]

ISTPs are immune to hype, so their genius may be that they never get out over their skis about ideas. 😂

[@ihsankamil6279]

@@bio.Luminescence Nathan is an INTJ

[@jbonceu2457]

When it comes to the word genius, i think of someone who's not just smart, but innovative, someone that can be original, doesn't need a step by step process in making something, and someone who is more experimental, so i kinda agree with this list.

[@valdasdr8432]

NT's be like: Alright, imma just click on the video just to make sure I'm at the top.

[@el-bq5lc]

That's exactly what I did -an INTJ

[@hinata1ize]

You ain't lying

[@gwrightii]

Is there another reason to click it?

[@azanuan9185]

Yes

[@popkhorne5372]

INTP : and i knew everyone would be saying it in the comments.

[@Wolfickle]

"16 Personalities - Most Likely To Be a Genius" NTs: Go on, feed our ego.

[@end4567]

As we wouldn't have known already.

[@Skyprince27]

Luvvin’ ❤️ it! _- extremely modest INTP_

[@13Rats]

Me an INTJ: I already know I'm capable, but I'm bored and amused. So, keep talking about how awesome the rest of NTs and I apparently are.

[@sophiezhang7258]

I already knew that ENTJ was not going to be at the top😑😑😑😑

[@stefaniesal2172]

Ngl it kinda did

[@501Labs]

clicked faster than an INTP needing validation

[@tarae6587]

i’m in this and i don’t like it

[@NerdyCatCoffeeee]

as an INTP, I've never agreed with something more than it offended me

[@nadiamascorro300]

I need to get that validation somewhere 😭😭

[@tremolo1540]

delete this immediately or I'll have to take severe measures against it. let me just stop my procrastination and you're done for

[@timefortee]

@@tremolo1540 You have that...fighter...aura around you.

[@akhiltrc9708]

Where my fellow INTPs at? Time for ego stroking, lying in bed.

[@hughmungus986]

YES.

[@I-Cant-Feel-You-There]

HEEEEEEEEERRREEE

[@man_an4467]

🙌🙌

[@System64MC]

INTP gang

[@The_Holy_Toaster]

Y E E P

[@ceilinh6004]

"If [INTPs] don't have their brains, then what else do they have?" Ouch. That hurts a little, but it's kinda true.

[@veronicao4643]

Ikr? Not sure why INTPs took it as a compliment reading this comments section.

[@lifefan1]

We are also humans 😞

[@sulfur_americium2993]

@@veronicao4643 because we value intelligence over most other things. Indeed it sounds a bit weird but that's just how we work I guess

[@uw4636]

Because you guys can show a pretty sweet side when you are comforting someone or helping them, which all the while makes it more valuable lol

[@RutabegaNG]

It does sting a bit, yeah.

[@Andinzilwen]

"Everyone is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid." - Einstein Therefore, genius is a hard ability to rank.

[@conradsmith9441]

I love this quote by Einstein. I’ve seen it before.

[@end4567]

Sadly, it seems like I fail at both climbing and swimming.

[@leavee6568]

You must be intp 🗿

[@anderpanders6210]

""eMoTiOnaL iNTeLLiGenCe""

[@Andinzilwen]

@@leavee6568 Sorry, an INFP :D Just fighting for the underdog here! Everybody has something special to share.

[@thepanthar]

Analysts/Rationals. 04:01 INTJ 08:39 INTP 08:00 ENTJ 05:00 ENTP Diplomats/Idealists. 12:37 INFJ 03:22 INFP 11:07 ENFP 06:57 ENFJ Sentinels/Gaurdians. 05:44 ISTJ 11:54 ISFJ 00:33 ESTJ 02:28 ESFJ Explorers/Artisans. 13:31 ISTP 10:36 ISFP 01:18 ESTP 09:25 ESFP Thank Me Later.

[@lifefan1]

Thanks

[@djdragons69420]

Thx

[@kassidy9282]

God bless you, you amazing person

[@RevRideReason]

thank you now

[@vivian5182]

You're an INTJ, Aren't you? XD

[@oOZanlanOo]

"Everybody can be a genius" INTP: Well yes but no

[@Cstank5]

Must appease his audience

[@oOZanlanOo]

@INFJ 4w5 nice

[@ericmago4110]

It's like when people say: "Everything happens for a reason, right?" and "Nothing is impossible". My brain thinks: "Well, actually...no"

[@bobsandvegana8035]

As an ISTJ (I just knew my type this year), I am quite smart at high school but when I get to senior high and college I just realized I am a stupid btch whatever the fvcking effort I do lmfao so ig that is true.

[@Lizzzi86]

@@bobsandvegana8035 but this world is done for sensors, so your life will be easier than being an intuitive

[@kairukawaguchi8332]

Ha...... I have a wasted potential.... -INTP

[@everytimesadnessere1274]

That shit crushes your spirit

[@no_special_person]

Remember when we were kids and they said "your gonna change the world" haaAaa yeet, I have only changed my mind 5thousand times about what ever philosophical topic I'm trying to figure out

[@abramlittle7102]

@@no_special_person to change the world stop changing your mind

[@end4567]

Not cool Albedo, not cool.

[@oOZanlanOo]

WAP* Wasted Academic Potential

[@a11exeferino73]

Me, an entp: I'm not smart, I just somehow manage to charm my way out of trouble

[@anahitamirzarazi4424]

It's so weird when ppl say i know so much, like no i don't know shit i just act like i do

[@end4567]

Annoying yet impressive for those who notice that.

[@noneedtoknowmyname9666]

My life basically -entp too

[@heartpoint5289]

Ha! ENFP here. I’m smart AND know how to charm my way out of trouble😉

[@1chienandalou]

I’m so glad I’m smart so I can be a betch...😜

[@OfficialOffsideBall]

Intjs be like: we knew....but just to make sure you know...

[@gerhardkuhn4831]

Isnt this the personality of Elon Musk? XD

[@nabiha8880]

Your pfp and the name... Spot on! 😂😂🍉

[@tkraid2575]

True.

[@uta3271]

Me as an intp: i can already tell what the tier will look like. But lets just make sure

[@nicholasbarber3600]

Intj here... Hmm ego stroking and amusement let's do it. Videos substance from what was already understood meh. I need to meet more intps given the idea that yall have many geniuses clustered in your personality type.

[@lordjord7853]

Fast Forwarded to the part where ENTP's are at the top and then closed the video... Well theres my ego stroke for the day boys!! See you next week.

[@conradsmith9441]

We are the smartest extroverts.

[@carolinemasson7172]

@@conradsmith9441 i agree

[@noneedtoknowmyname9666]

Hah great minds think alike

[@anonymouslyopinionated656]

well... does being the most predisposed to being a genius, and yet Not being one, help the ego?

[@carolinemasson7172]

@@anonymouslyopinionated656 yes, because I know if I chose to be a genius, I would be. I like having the choice

[@shadowblade495]

My intp ass procrastinating doing assignments so I can get my ego stroked 😂 whilst in bed

[@Luna-ft8yh]

Oh I do -everything- in bed Except sleeping. Too much to think

[@drunkkillerwhalesdriving]

I having something due in 30 mins and I'm still not doing it

[@sydneyotterson9884]

Does anyone else really appreciate how high ENFPs were ranked? It seems like our intelligence is often underestimated simply because of how "quirky", bubbly, or scatter-brained we can be. But it turns out we were the undercover geniuses all along 🤓

[@annibrowning868]

Sure, but do you genuinely claim to be ranked higher than infps and Infjs?? (At least consider that all three should be on par?..)

[@sydneyotterson9884]

@@annibrowning868 Who knows 🤷🏻‍♀️ I couldn't honestly answer that without solid data. When looking for statistics on the correlation of MBTI and IQ, some sources will tell you that ENFPs are higher than INFPs and INFJs, others will tell you the opposite. So it's really just all conjecture at this point. In my experience, I've noticed that I can grasp onto new information faster than my INFJ and INFP friends, which could make a difference in evaluating IQ. But of course that doesn't mean I'm an overall "smarter" person than they are.

[@annibrowning868]

@@sydneyotterson9884 I was only thinking about a specific type of "genius" that is true. Those in the arts. Artists and writers. Of which I have read about on articles relating to mbti, which seem to indicate that infps and infjs are prevalent in literature but also I know many enfp artists that are some of my favourites. I don't think genius is directly or purely correlated to iq though.

[@francescopassero8369]

Undercover geniuses is exactly how I would call us 😎 the goofy people that actually SOMEHOW end up making everything work!

[@imfacejacked6046]

@@annibrowning868 I believe in reference to pure thinking ability the INF's couldn't even wipe the floor with the ENFPs

[@drunkkillerwhalesdriving]

Alright, time to fuel my INTP ego because my self esteem has, once again, dropped extremely low.

[@starlina5621]

I see we have the same reason for being here lol

[@CRohrscheib]

As an INTP and a neuroscientist, I'd argue that everyone is just a brain in a meat suit 🤷

[@smathew8810]

True, but how many are actually using it to see the world in a new way? Isn't that what genius is? Having a sense of curiosity about the world and trying to see things in a new way.

[@Mcgif21]

INFP disliked that.

[@lids5755]

Every *body*

[@marioordonez8135]

Indeed and not totally agree, but I like neuroscience.

[@Seeno__]

well yes, but the brain has to be a good one, to make the people who has it a genius, lol

[@elainasmith1700]

Me, an ISTP: ah maybe someone will finally acknowledge how smart we actually are. *unlikely* well never mind then

[@gallus9399]

i can feel you lmao, i believe that us ISTPs are really smart.

[@littlezork]

I have met some really stupid intjs/entps/intps. I feel ya. Let them underestimate us. It'll be their undoing. -fellow istp

[@zak3744]

If it makes you feel any better, as an INTP person with experience of working in a research environment (engineering) with a lot of ISTP people and a lot of INTP types too, I think I'd rank ISTP people as more deserving of the genius tag, at least under my definition. My experience is that, as a broad brush stroke, while INTP people might be more inquisitive, and perhaps more wide-ranging, ISTP folk are more ingenious. It's much easier after all to understand a solution once it's presented to you, but the inventive bit is creating that solution in the first place! And if a genius is someone who acts in ingenious ways, well, there's your answer. (The INTP folk I can think of are more likely to be doing something cross-disciplinary and speculative, which is valuable in it's own way, but less fitting of the word "ingenious" than the ISTP people generally inventing more novel solutions within their area.)

[@RevRideReason]

@greenleaf1mile yeah it's always a good laugh is how I see it.

[@drwizarrd4421]

lol

[@WiseKing97]

To my fellow istps who feel disrespected. The more accurate title of this video is "mbti most likely to pioneering/original/innovative" He simply doesn't see our ability to dissect anything to its core and rebuild it stronger or atleast more efficient as innovative or original. To me It's a simple case of being underrated or underappreciated. Enjoy your day 😁

[@elizabethelias512]

Istps are just built different

[@gallus9399]

thank you for this, i do feel disrespected lol.

[@Human_01]

ISFP and ISTP are trash! They are narcissists-friendly! ESFJ/ESTJ-NARCISSIT are the worst narcissits, and ISP often support them, SMH! All should be exterminated. 🙄

[@KingDeadMan]

Pawn.

[@WiseKing97]

@@KingDeadMan Of course your royal highness

[@lexlovesdaisy]

I, an enfp, cannot tell you how much I appreciate some one seeing the value in our particular brand of intelligence. Enfps are so often portrayed as airheaded, which has always bothered me. This was surprising and made me happy :)

[@lovewho]

This is really great to hear! ~ Nathan

[@Human_01]

@@lovewho Do you know what the 'Akashic-records' is? Experiencing that is what a genius is! After such an experience, a person is changed for the better and newfound knowledge and greater communication with the akashic-records becomes frequent, albeit to a much lesser extent. I used to be good with inventing technology, but it was iffy-at best! However, after the experience (triggered before going into a breakdown and falling into depravity). After a cry to god (so to speak), a entered a trance like state of mind, involuntarily. Long story short, my driven more than even, and more of a humanitarian than I realized (ENFP cultivate that in us 😊). As for the gift I was given to aid me in completing the task discussed in the akashic-records (metaphysical domain, trance-like state; accessed and experienced via the mind. The records choose you, not the other way around). My technological prowess/innovation is comparable to that of Nikola Tesla. I'll have to make a global impact on that world, as part of fulfilling my calling. The Akashic-records is associated with a true-genius!

[@giemelregis7042]

@@Human_01 ENFP or coke?

[@lolnino8511]

Yea, yall are way smarter than what we give you credit for

[@Whitespike77]

ESTJ's over ISTP's. Bro, you dropped the ball on this one...

[@hectorbarbossa4403]

Agree

[@ohboy1113]

The only istp I know is extremely good at all sorts of things. I’d describe them as a genius of learning and picking things up.

[@sybrandwoudstra9236]

The ISTP's I know often combine (mostly physical) things in a more efficient or logical way due to the large amount of pragmatism they seem to have. They tend to be accidental geniuses in my opinion. They are similar to INTP's, but less theoretical and more practical.

[@Multitudes_]

The sciences are actually a common career direction for INFPs. It's true that we need to find a certain degree of meaning and inspiration in whatever we pursue, and a lot of INFPs find more of that in areas like the arts, humanities, and social sciences, but we can certainly find meaning in the hard sciences as well, and INFP scientists are surprisingly common. This was recognized as early as in the type descriptions in Gifts Differing. Personally, I've wanted to pursue so many things: art, writing, philosophy, psychology, math, physics, neuroscience, astronomy. I think a lot of us have wide-ranging interests, and a lot of us have more logical and technical capacities than commonly assumed. But in the end, we have to whittle things down to what means the most to us or feels most authentic to us. And I don't think one is more or less of a genius simply based on what type of field one applies that genius to.

[@sweetpotato2093]

"Art, writing, philosophy, psychology, math, physics, neuroscience, astronomy." THIS IS SO ACCURATE!! XD -Me, an INFP

[@omologo95]

Yup yup. At the end of the day, it depends on how you define a genius in any case.

[@youweird6625]

I agree INFP are actually really smart, I have a friend who's very smart and lots of people I know despite them being emotional at times but in intelligence they're very great at it without a doubt.

[@JBRitchie8]

Facts, but as an INFP, I still feel like I wouldn't pursue science at all and don't really have the brain for it.

[@laboheme8734]

I think you placed ISTP at unlikely so that there would be a perfect square. And I respect that. Even though that probably wasn't your intention.

[@qweasd9153]

i also thought abt it. Perfect symmetry. If he chose a different category would ruin the aesthetics of the table

[@timewalker6654]

Statistics show istp are near bottom but not at bottom

[@itznav_sin]

That's stupid ISTP have Ti-Ni and they are the most intelligent sensor type with ISTJ .

[@RevRideReason]

So me taking "YOUR" thing and doing it better isn't genius? you're right, it's pure Genius... ISTP

[@3Zeppoli]

I thought ISTP should've been higher

[@jenluckhardt6302]

@@3Zeppoli They should definitely be higher.

[@misterkirikou]

The more i watch his tierlists the more i think that he doesnt like istp's too much

[@cazbee6126]

I was hoping they'd be at the bottom. But just for row symmetry.

[@DoubleA73]

This guy thinks he's a genius, ranked his own type as highly likely, yet he makes mbti meme videos for a living. Take that for what you will.

[@sararezaee4462]

as an enfp with 168iq I never ever thought that I am smart cause everyone just ignor the way I see the things and how different they are.

[@PatrickCameronJr873]

That's the hidden gem of being exceptionally intelligent ...

[@RutabegaNG]

Sounds about right. Can't forget the whole "female" thing, that's a factor, too, in getting ignored or written off, regardless of whether people want to admit it.

[@disciplinenotregret]

INTJ is at 4:00 and unsurprisingly we made it to the top.

[@Ukitsu2]

I was considering a plot twist. Remember when we INTJs got a "Good" at human relationships?

[@livm2516]

Thank you for making my ego stroke more efficient haha

[@nicholasbarber3600]

Intj and the link to competitiveness must be discussed. I cam to this video because I love ranking and needed to hear where we were categorized

[@DragonshotProductions]

As an ENFP, my ego just went from me thinking I’m one of the dumbest types to nope. Fuck y’all I’m a genius. Thx! Honestly tho it kinda makes sense. I think the reason this happens is because we really just carve our own paths to things. Like I think a lot of people will just do whatever’s mainstream or seems like the most efficient way and ENFP’s don’t really give a shit what other people think is best; we’ll test it on our own and then figure out what’s best for us.

[@mysterroniouscherry326]

Actually I've always known I'm a genius, and VERY humble😂😂😂 I mean as ENFP, I'm always oblivious and carefree, just like to have fun with friends. But I love people who can actually talk intelligent topics with me. I find that more engaging, and it feeds my brain with more ideas and theories to play around with😂😂😂 but most of time people don't know that, they only know me as the childish classmates who is kinda weird🤣

[@An-ri5qn]

@@mysterroniouscherry326 absolutely I can relate

[@lbell9695]

@@mysterroniouscherry326 I'm an INFP but I relate to this. I think it's cause we share the same functions, just in a different order. My Ne loves being stimulated whether that comes in the form of the internet or a discussion with friends and family, so my ideas can constantly be retouched and so refined to make the most sense at the current moment (my tertiary Si creating a data bank for my baby Te to refer to when trying to find the idea that is the most logical/has evidence). My Fi loves self-expression so by articulating my thoughts/theories through essays, writing, art etc, and I use that as a basis to debate different interpretations to things, before coming with a new conclusion on something. I use a combo of both Fi and Ne to understand other people's perspectives and it is there I use empathy to understand the general human condition. The struggles I find is that because I'm introverted and I have a vast vocab (for someone in the Health Science domain) people assume I'm smart, especially in academics and sometimes I struggle to meet their expectations. This is especially true considering I'm lazy and unproductive as heck.

[@dmoore1761]

My ESTJ husband will be reminded of my genius for the rest of his life 💯 🤓 -the proud ENFP

[@LeonardoHernandez-eg5dv]

Lol my parents are ENFP and ESTJ they split up... I think this comment is very innecesary, imma click send

[@chrissylivingston5021]

Thank you so much for the ranking alone but also mentioning us in science 🥺🖤 ~sincerely an ENFP studying psych and neuro with zero self esteem

[@kapaa8296]

So cool to see an enfp who likes science too sometimes I feel like we have to be an artist or something

[@Human_01]

ENFP are a blessing 😘❤️! Get married to an GENUINE INFJ or INTJ! And more than everything else, study 'Narcissitic personality disorder' / 'cluster-B'! Keep wonderful yourself safe from them! You're the sort of Angels the ESFJ/ESTJ-NARCISSITS (ESJ are evil personality types, even without NPD; look it up. Most of them are compulsive-manipulators and lairs! They generate and spread misery and are often sadists. Lastly, learn about they method of abuse/torment, e.g. gaslighting, and messing with people's head, turning them against someone! ESJ 'experience' people as objects! They (European ESJ-narc) are everything that is wrong with the world! And the cause of racism, toxic feminity (manipulation via sexualization, destroys female reputation). Stay safe. Also, genuine INFJ, here. P.s. narcissits/cluster-B have little grey matter in brain. You can expose them via MRI. ISTP/ISFP are traitors. They have a "better you than me" mentality. They aren't in tune with their emotional-empathy and so they 'see' people as NPD. They don't have the disorder, but their stagnant-kind facilitates as well, so easily mind-controlled. Pps: narcissists radiate 'rabid-animosity', they are deranged outside and indoors!

[@rickrivers2021]

Why is ESTP so far above ISTP? That makes no sense whatsoever. If Se is underrated (as was mentioned when discussing ESTPs and athletic genius) than why would an ISTP be at the bottom while INTPs are at the top? ISTPs have an instinct created by Se-Ni that I'd argue would make innovation in both an abstract and tangible sense less consciously taxing. New ideas can just come to them. If that's not genius, I don't know what is.

[@donkbonktj5773]

I think ISTP should be at likely or even highly likely while ESTP should be at possible.

[@donkbonktj5773]

I am not ISTP btw.

[@rickrivers2021]

@@donkbonktj5773 Yeah, I'm not ISTP either. I just think they're smart and find it weird that they were pur so low on this.

[@donkbonktj5773]

@@rickrivers2021 yeah.

[@bluewrenbirdie]

Never seen so many ISTPs in comments until you rank us low in something we care about, haha. I agree with your ranking, but only based on how you are defining genius as creativity/ingenuity. However exceptional skill in an area of interest is textbook ISTP and also a definition of genius. And for that, we should be up there with the NTs.

[@Moreso_fly]

im sorry but yall are basing off stereotypes, mbti doesnt determine wether ur a genius or not, also not all istps are crafty btw

[@Masszay]

How is ESTP likely, ESFP possible but ISTP unlikely...

[@tanyakulsum6909]

Me an INFJ: "I'm offended".

[@Ajayjohnson264]

Let the ego stroking commence!

[@Walt_Chocolate]

As an infp, I rate everyone's genius as "highly unlikely"

[@Cymatic-Mage]

😈 Ha! I like this one! Come with me while I do some villainous planning. But dont touch anything... you were kept for your uplifting humor. ☻

[@Human_01]

Sounds like you have 'narcissistic personality disorder' (NPD). Also, I do not feel threatened by your small remark. 😐🙄 Bye

[@brooke9297]

INFP National Merit Scholar w/165+ IQ (around 10 points plus or minus 165) with a laaaaawwwwwng history of academic disinterest and neglect. Totally agree with what he said about INFP’s often being turned off by dryer subjects. That said, disinterest doesn’t preclude genius-level aptitude - it simply means we’re less likely to act based on said aptitude - soooo, it all depends on how one defines genius; is it ability or is it ability + follow-through? Examples: I am not particularly science-minded, but have really solid reasoning skills and spatial awareness - so I could ace AP Physics as the only freshman, and then flunk basic chem as a junior. I could take a Johns Hopkins self-guided math course over the summer and make it through a year of geometry in under two weeks (motivated by the desire to avoid our school’s geometry teacher)... and then fail pre-calc the next year.. Our disinterest and neglect of certain things that we can’t find interest in are the biggest obstacles to our academic or mainstream success... granted, we prolly weren’t interested in that anyhow.🙃. Point being: I think an INFP might be “highly likely” to be the genius you don’t know is a genius.

[@Multitudes_]

"Neither a lofty degree of intelligence nor imagination nor both together go to the making of genius. Love, love, love, that is the soul of genius." - Mozart While I do think a certain amount of intelligence and imagination is necessary, I think, usually, genius is also significantly fueled by exceptional love and passion for one's pursuit(s).

[@MrDinarer]

Lol, intuitive bias at its finest. Without even watching you could know that top two categories will be populated by intuitive and two bottom with sensor. MBTI community is basically intuitive circlejerk

[@jadapinkett1656]

Intuitives are naturally smarter.

[@miamoreyra9117]

@@jadapinkett1656 no

[@Rochester92G]

I gotta agree that the MBTI community tends to be a circle jerk lol

[@williamthomas7268]

As a self described INFJ, I resonate with what you said about how our type can learn things people know by understanding the person. Here's how I would put it: I have never had much trouble with subjects that naturally and inherently lend themselves with what I like to call Direct Empathetic Engagement, the direct and straightforward analysis of human motivation. Those subjects include history, political science, theology, sociology, psychology, etc. But I run into a problem with subjects like calculus and physics, and so forth. This is because my Ni, Fe, and their servant Ti, have no way of interrogating a mathematical equation or scientific principle. But of course, other people created the disciplines of geology, biology, astrophysics, microelectronics, and so forth. I have long felt that if I could study the History of the Reasoning behind the Creation of mathematics and the hard sciences, I could get into Empathetic Engagement with that, and thereby render those studies perfectly comprehensible for myself. Anyway, dude: love your content!

[@AA123TD]

I'm an INFJ 5w4 and I love all subjects. I would've been equally happy being a theoretical physicist or CIA analyst.

[@huh1915]

Ik I'm replying late, but I'm an INFP and I feel the exact same way!

[@josephwilliammusic]

enfp above infj are you nuts (Carl Jung, Jordan Peterson, Dostoevsky)

[@josephwilliammusic]

@@bio.Luminescence Different kinds of intelligence though, Infps can also be genius' in regard of creativity so they should also be up there with Infjs. This comparison is pretty basic and shallow though, looking at the types from the stereotypical lense as in in to put them in order of intuitive thinkers at the top- sensing feelers at the bottom, so why enfps at the top along with the thinkers there? bit weird, could predict this videos results before watching it.. like most unfortunately

[@josephwilliammusic]

@@bio.Luminescence Its easier to assume genius primarily within the domain of logical reasoning etc but its not the only domain, Many infjs have realised brilliant concepts and theories via their Ni insights which you could claim to be genius and then the logicians high (Ti/Te ) types figure out how that fits into reality within framework of logic.. the intuitive thought from dominant intuitive types should be regarded in a higher place than it is but I guess this video is viewing level of intelligence or genius purely through the lens of logical reasoning and types that have a thinking function higher than intuition. (except for enfp so that's why I see that as a weird placement)

[@darkdelphin834]

@@josephwilliammusic ENFP here. I have never taken any psychology lessons but speak by experience and from what I heard on youtube. I was kind of surprised that INFJ was not at the top... I believe that this kind of ranking is very inaccurate since this is only focusing on stereotypes. The whole concept of MBTI should be about giving information about how someone *tends* to behave in order to understand relationships between ppl and for self development. Stereotypically, as you said, the NTs are more likely to be "geniuses"... Not so true... This is "narrowing"... You don't always behave in a way that fits your type, everyone behaves like all 16 types based on their experiences and on how they feel their "right" way to behave is... So this is very inaccurate, but could stereotypically be accepted. Just an opinion. Your type does not define you but rather gives you an idea on how you tend to behave. My "ENFP" is not entirely the same with someone else's "ENFP"

[@Rochester92G]

The whole thing is biased towards Ne. Lets be honest. This guy is just kind of making this list to get views and not really accurately going about it.

[@The7thLove]

I liked this video because im an ENFP and ive often been classified as very intelligent

[@gallus9399]

ENFPs are really intelligent imo

[@Bad_At_Parties]

Any comments mentioning ego stroking kind of make me cringe, or roll my eyes. I realize some people are living out a meme here and having some fun, but others I fear are genuinely that easily validated and self-obsessed. Your skill sets are like plants: if you let them languish in the darkness without water or sunlight, they will wither and die, and be of no use to anyone, especially yourself, which is the salient point here. Nobody should be watching these videos to get a boost to their confidence when they are not actively being involved in a day-to-day improvement of the self. All that's occurring when employing this mind set is an act of mental gymnastics wherein you watch a video that calls you a genius while you sit being lazy, and the payment of the compliment is enough to justify your uselessness for another day. The result then being Nathan using his own creative genius to take the time to formulate and execute video ideas for some very lazy and easily validated people who aren't even going to transfer the insights he's sharing into a practical expression of growth to improve or enrich their own lives.

[@LA-jr6pt]

thee least genius comment... how long did it take you to come up with?

[@Bad_At_Parties]

@@LA-jr6pt Believe me, I knew that comment was going to ruffle some very insecure feathers. Yours seemed picked up in the gust?

[@LA-jr6pt]

@@Bad_At_Parties Haha Didn't disagree or agree. Just think it's too lengthy, judgemental, and dull to be considered genius. Your comment's insecure enough without anyone even noticing it, but keep rufflin' those feathers bruh! 👍

[@WeisSchwarz]

Dude, we knew already. It's just for fun. Reality isn't as easy as MBTI. PS: You need to make peace to yourself. - INTJ, on behalf of the NTs

[@Bad_At_Parties]

@@LA-jr6pt You've missed the point entirely. The objective of the comment wasn't to be "genius," it was to point out how unattractive and harmful an ego can be, and how it holds a person back from actually developing as a human being. The intent was to judge, obviously, as it is indicting a particular kind of behavior. I genuinely worry for the mental state of those who actually define themselves as genius, or think they walk on rarified ground for being one type or another. And only in this social media obsessed modern world of Twitter can a comment that is barely two paragraphs be classed as "lengthy." It's from that same storm of instant validation that we get the very easily satisfied, ego-driven people that flood the internet at large.

[@nicolasvega2658]

i am an ISTP and write my own music, prog metal. Playing music from others is boring and lacks excitement . Playing 4/4 music it's also boring. And yeah, i'm very harsh with myself, i want to do all that i do in the most practical but complex way...

[@lilil6753]

INTJs can't even avoid doorframes, wdym they're smart -an INTJ with a bruise on her forehead

[@laurenp9723]

Love that ENFPs made the top! Our minds are constantly going and full of so many different things + our charming people skills = a happy chaotic genius! Now if we could only focus better and follow through on our genius ideas...........

[@end4567]

You just need a dictator in your life.

[@louisasonntag8519]

Naaaa we need a (business) partner kicking our asses and praising us after getting things done.

[@ciggytwiggy]

ya man. if only i focused... maybe i'd be a surgeon by now.

[@barbelarmbroster6524]

@ᗩᒪIYᗩᕼ yes, and an ISTJ for the paperwork!

[@fizzydee3991]

Wow, ENFP feeling totally out of their depth up there with the MBTI Big Brains! I mean, I can actually see us strapping bras to our heads and creating people from dolls in a "Weird Science" kinda style, but I don't know if that counts?

[@edwardzhou8590]

i'd love to see that -nife

[@RutabegaNG]

Nah, it totally counts. ENFP might also aim a powerful laser at a house full of popping corn to make a point, so...

[@sirbradfordofhousejones]

Nathan, I am an ESFP and I am very grateful for how kindly you speak about us. I love that you are sharing the truth about our type with the community. I definitely agree with your assessment, and have no complaints! Great list.

[@calutulalbastru6491]

Two of the smartest persons I know are INFPs and they are not good just at arts, they are amazing at science too

[@orbitchjulia]

damn didnt think enfp would be that high on the list thanks for the ego stroking!!

[@darkdelphin834]

Me neither (also an ENFP)... Just bcz of the fact that I get many ideas that seem interesting but after that... well... I get a bit discouraged to get to the details and stuff if you get what I mean...

[@tulips7465]

Enfps are always a surprise, they're the least likely people u expect to top an exam. But they do! Just like my ENFP friend. He doesn't seem to have a care in the world but he always surprises us when he tops exams. Like dude how? You never even care! Hahaa

[@Desimere]

My feelings are too hurt by INFP-s being knocked down. I'm not an INFP, but i want to imagine the world as a story where an INFP is the main character. Entertainment is for distancing myself from the real world, i don't want to think of its existence. Sheesh, next you'll say i should stop procrastinating and get back to work...

[@DERIVATIVES-mh6ej]

Remember, any type can be a genius. Likewise, any NT type can be an idiot.

[@joni-nv3el]

dude it not that we are smart it just that we like to think a lot but when it come to relationships i wish i could be feeler-intp

[@DERIVATIVES-mh6ej]

@@joni-nv3el exactly. But too many misconceptualize being NT as automatically being a genius.

[@khytron06]

It's not reasons enough to say that I am a genius or an idiot so who cares

[@No-cq3th]

As an INTP myself, I think the term “genius” is misleading. I agree with your statement but I’d like to add that being a “genius” usually means your just better at something that needs some sort of intellectual ability. Seeing as we’re all brains in meat suits, we all are geniuses at something. No ones an idiot, yet no ones truly a genius.

[@sulfur_americium2993]

It's me. I'm the NT that's an idiot

[@Skyliav]

"If brainpower isn't their thing, then what else do they actually have?" My point exactly. People have asked me in the past if I considered myself to be smart and, even though I always put it into context, the general answer is always "yes". That has resulted in some people thinking I'm conceited, but what they don't know, is that this is my biggest quality. I have deficits in so many other areas, intelligence just happens to not be one of them. If you want to take that away from me, you'd take about 90% of my confidence.

[@end4567]

There is always this stigma around looking stupid nowadays. Everyone puts intelligence as the top tier trait, that's why.

[@anderpanders6210]

It's heart breaking to see someone dumb honestly think they are smart or even above average in intelligence. If they cannot witness their own inadequacy how must they view the world? What they see and know to be true is probably deeply flawed and thus when the world turns out to be different, it must feel like it's completely random and unfair. My heart out for dummies in this complex world.

[@end4567]

@@anderpanders6210 They don't think that far.

[@Skyliav]

Well that's incredibly condescending... Absolutely everybody has one aspect, where they think they are skilled in, but truly are not. This is something completely normal so going off about it being heartbreaking is pretty pretentious I'd say. Also, I don't know what's going on a lot of times. No one is smart enough to never be wrong and not get disappointed sometimes.

[@anderpanders6210]

@@Skyliav my pretentiousness breaks my heart. You're right everyone has faults and makes mistakes

[@Chigger]

Me, an ENFP: "So, what I've been told is apparently correct." *Pumps fist in air like Bender from The Breakfast Club*

[@kapaa8296]

lmaoo same exact situation I’ve been told I was smart but then I was like meh probably not

[@loisrabies8713]

Genius can’t really be described correctly in the first place. Everything is pretty subjective whether looking at themself or trying to find it in others. But continually learning and evolving truly is the most important. So yes I agree with that aspect. Interesting the more servitude like types are on the bottom.

[@amided3816]

Yes! Another Love Who upload, love your work!

[@littlezork]

I'm one of the supposed 'rarer' ISTPs that can actually use Ni and Ti, and I have been wrongly tested as an INTJ for a long time. Functions are not always set in stone, of course, you can always have more of one or the other as everyone is different. Not every ISFJ is an idiot and not every INTJ/INTP is a genius.

[@itznav_sin]

Feeling bad for you ISTPs Ni is so underrated

[@noemoore879]

My son is ISTP and he is actually a legit genius with an IQ of 146... But he isn't much of an innovator. He can figure out how to replicate something or even create something someone else has thought up. But he doesn't really develop his own ideas. So I guess it just depends on what you mean by genius.

[@Diury]

I can relate to your son, as I am a female ISTP with an IQ above 145. I can’t say that I agree with this video however, since I think the combination of Ti-Ni should make an ISTP more likely to be geniuses than, let’s say, other Se users like ESTP & ESFP, since intuitives can’t seem to stop looking down at us sensors for whatever reasons. He should’ve made the baseline clearer as on what makes a type more likely to be geniuses in this particular categorization because it doesn’t seem consistent at all.

[@varunlale9303]

The ability to rationally analyse information is also a sign of genius. And ISTPs definitely have it. Idnsay someone who is ISTP is very likely to be a genius. Ti is just fucking genius. Ni not so much.

[@varunlale9303]

Also how can you put ESTP above ISTP lmao? You just took different characters. I mean ISTP are just introverted VERSIONS of ESTP.

[@end4567]

Ok firstly, this video is subjective, hypothetical and most importantly just for fun. Secondly, Ni focuses on abstract ideas and concepts, this is what most people think about when they imagine a genius if by genius you mean someone with high iq.

[@end4567]

@@varunlale9303 Also, extroverts aren't just stupider than introverts, ffs.

[@varunlale9303]

@@end4567 Who said i meant extroverts are stupider. I meant they should be at the same level.

[@vincentbedard4267]

*Incoming wave of NTs wanting to confirm their intellectual superiority* ( I'm an INFP btw)

[@thefearlessone2649]

I'm crying on behalf of the Sentinels at the bottom. I guess Si isn't enough?

[@thefearlessone2649]

@chimpanzee eagle I know. More than half the sentinels are at the bottom.

[@godfryopa339]

Damn if INTPs are highly likely to be geniuses then I'm a bigger failure than I previously thought.

[@cynthiamarston2208]

Interesting! This guy is thoroughly organized and knowledgable about these type things. I’ve known it and revisit it for like almost 50 years and just barely can explain it. I tend to not to be able to be taught in most scenarios. If I do it and it something that needs to be learned I usually make most the mistakes possible ( ha ha) and learn by my mistakes except I must not really learn it because if I revisit the subject I don’t remember and end up making mistakes again. Something like that. Sometimes it feels like I do things a different way like all the time too. Even just making coffee. There’s a bunch of ways to even measure it in my world. What ever comes to me at the time. Then adding water there are different amounts and times and temperatures to do it at. Sometimes I make with milk or then not hot cold sweet room temp. Sometimes I just drink it down really strong room temp. Just need some caffeine ....long story short if I make my coffee how I like I don’t know until I’m making it. Well I’m a student of fine art in the last 5 months. Oh boy what a trip! And I’ve aged a lot and not good like I used to be. Just have focus issues I think....but it’s only been 5 months....everyday though! I used to just draw and it was good....not great though. Hmmmm....

[@MrBF3guy]

So this is basically: "intuitives are geniuses and sensors aren't"

[@Lancer78x]

Well most IQ test's favor intuition, and studies have shown this. I don't think being a "genius" from an IQ test makes you smarter then someone else. It might mean you may learn faster but I think there are many types of "Intelligence" and many super intelligent people that might not score as high on an IQ test, but are still super smart.

[@drwizarrd4421]

Depends on your definition of genius. If it's something finding out new ways of solving problems then the term favors intuitive but if it's something like building complex architectural structures or some artistic model then the term favors sensors. @Paragon The IQ tests are mainly for psychologists and doctors to test for and diagnose mental development issues in kids, that's the main use.

[@mysterroniouscherry326]

I guess geniuses dont waste time on small details and obvious facts, but rather explore the unknown for new discoveries🙃

[@dannyman2k]

Well this was a nice Ego Boost. Usually Don't see ENFPs getting this much credit. Thank you, Man.

[@tallafricanchild6460]

He finally said it I feel like I can always learn just by understanding other people's way of thinking and my own abilities don't even feel weakened by that

[@VarjoFilosofi]

I would personally rank INFPs into Highly Likely. Obviously, they aren't analytically or rationally geniuses, but INFP is a type which is most likely to have a connection to... What's the right word here... "The Source of Creativity" or "The Muse" or something like that. Then they can use that ability to create some awesome stuff in the fields of art or literature.

[@bimmerboy87]

Actually empirical studies have consistently shown the strongest indicators of high IQ are introversion and intuition, and these studies have also shown INFP as being in the top 5 types with highest IQs, so that should put us in highly likely

[@irisnoir6626]

@@bimmerboy87 wow, didn’t know that! Thank you ☺️☺️ INFP

[@VarjoFilosofi]

Fair point. Though I would say that there's more to being a genius than how high one's IQ is. For example, there's surely plenty of people who had and have higher IQ than Leonardo da Vinci, but would that automatically mean they are more ingenious than he was? I don't think so. This applies especially to INFPs. One doesn't necessarily have to have a genius IQ to be a genius writer or artist. Those kinds of things are often about being able to tap into deep emotions and values through Fi and creating stuff with Ne using that as a material. That's not about IQ, but something else entirely.

[@annibrowning868]

Agreed both infp and infj equally though

[@tiptoes9847]

@@bimmerboy87 Now let's work on our EQ to actually be functional and put in action our IQ. lol

[@ragnar7194]

I think that the ISTJs and ISFJs are quite underrated in this video

[@y2kmedia118]

Highly likely imo : INFJ, INTJ, INTP, ISTP AND ENTP

[@user-ln4ev9me7v]

At long last, I can be the first one with these time stamps. 0:33 ESTJs 1:19 ESTPs 2:27 ESFJs 3:20 INFPs 4:08 INTJs 4:53 ENTPs 5:42 ISTJs 6:57 ENFJs 7:59 ENTJs 8:38 INTPs 9:24 ESFPs 10:27 ISFPs 11:08 ENFPs 11:52 ISFJs 12:38 INFJs 13:31 ISTPs

[@user-ln4ev9me7v]

Feel free to correct me if there is any mistakes.

[@twoobad5089]

@@user-ln4ev9me7v There's none, I guess.

[@serulu3490]

I think ISTP should be higher. It should be in likely

[@justinwhite2725]

What about the reasons given do you disagree with? Maybe you are defining the word 'genius' differently tha he is?

[@fran-zt5zb]

Yep lol

[@conradsmith9441]

Or at least possible. I don’t agree with unlikely.

[@serulu3490]

@@fran-zt5zb the link maybe? 175011

[@fran-zt5zb]

@@serulu3490 Yeah thats you! Nice stumbling upon you here lol.

[@anastasiasoskovets9489]

Really cool list and I enjoyed your reasoning :) thought I would share - the only genius I know in my life is my my boss who was a laboratory manager when I first started and recently got promoted to the facility manager (overlooking the production and operation of the whole plant). Has PHD in chemistry and I swear - photographic memory. Remembers chemical names, properties, reaction, instrumentation operation on a molecular level and maintenance. Very skilled at fixing things hands on and troubleshooting things in theory. Can read a manual once or a procedure and recall sentences from memory. He is an ESTJ.

[@StormKillzone]

Istj and Istp unlikely? Im not sure about those ones

[@conradsmith9441]

I think ISTJs are likely to be successful because they are conscientious. This does not mean they are geniuses. ISTPs i do think can be very smart though. Don’t know why they are unlikely. I’d put ISTP in possible or likely and ISTJ in unlikely or possible.

[@StormKillzone]

@@conradsmith9441 there are plenty of istj geniuses lol

[@StormKillzone]

@@conradsmith9441 peter leko to name one

[@OperatorError0919]

@@StormKillzone I think a lot of this simply comes down to how you choose to define the word "genius". It doesn't just mean smart. ISTJs and ISTPs specifically excel at mastering a particular skill, but for me, being a genius requires ingenuity and originality, not just raw intelligence or mastery of a skill. An ISTP is very likely to become extremely adept a doing something, but is less likely to pioneer new ways of doing that thing, or approaching the problem from a new angle, and is more likely to rely on preestablished methods that they already know work. That doesn't mean that they aren't smart, and that doesn't mean that they can't be geniuses, just that ingenuity isn't their primary focus. It's the same reason why ENTJs and ESTJ are not in the highest tier despite the fact that they are generally scene as highly intellectual types.

[@3Zeppoli]

@@conradsmith9441 perfectly analyzed and stated.

[@misterkirikou]

After watching several of those tierlist i think you have something against istp's

[@ohnn1238]

Yes I noticed that too

[@myaharrinanan1283]

Thanks Nathan! That gave me a much needed boost to my ego :) Love your videos! ♡ -ENFP

[@glueball214]

I liked this video and the disclaimer. I especially liked the broadened definition of genius. I consider my sister an interpersonal genius.

[@quasithoughts1040]

As an ENTP I’ve been binging your video like the quality idea candy they are. Have you (or would you) considered doing a series on how to strengthen the inferior functions?

[@Eunoialagom]

Oo i second this

[@tingtong7425]

yaaaas

[@barbelarmbroster6524]

Absolutly delicious 😋 ENFP

[@nickynb8086]

You really just boosted my whole ENFP self esteem cause I really wasn't expecting that

[@danielabenitez1264]

Absolutely loved the Sherlock reference in the picture! ❣

[@lorrainecaragay1370]

As an Istp I respect your opinion.

[@gorilla-san]

ENFP - we're the only ones who think we're geniuses. Everybody else sees us as idiots. Except for an occasional INTJ

[@NastyRex]

It's pleasent to stroke my ego while laying in my bed with one leg on top of another one. . . . . -INTP

[@bagel7080]

I'm a genius. -INTP

[@shiningoutlight]

INTP here. The 'disadvantage' of being in the genius category of life, for me, is that people usually do not see it, Possibly because it does not manifest in a tangible way),....They mostly see someone who is "different", "weird",....so I act 'normal' in superficial encounters and for those in my circle who do not understand the energy field that I operate in. HOWEVER, I agree with one of your viewers, who said that we all have genius, in one way or another. I have found that to be mostly true. I would like to see a video on the genius of each personality type. BTY thanks. I enjoy your offerings.

[@Human_01]

Most people have a hostile-inferiority complex! This is often linked to low intelligence. And, yes, society isn't built to cultivate intelligence and empathy, instead has been corrupted by the evil-manipulators of the world, e.g. ESFJ and ESTJ-NARCISSIT! It was built for these evil bunch (NPD/cluster-B or not, ESJ are petty, objectifying and manipulative, i.e. views others as objects. 😤 ISTP + ISFP breed with ESJ narcissits and are often 'flying monkeys'. They are a Judas Iscariot, and they endanger the greater-good! They are best terminated, then move to the ESJ'S to BRUTALLY exterminat! Lastly, a European ESFJ likely invented racism! 😤😤😡

[@Siansonea]

Top two tiers, one S and seven Ns. Bottom two tiers, one N and seven Ss. So, even though I am a lowly Sensor (ISFP), I absolutely predicted that this ranking would shake out this way. Does that make me some kind of genius or what? 😒 But hey, at least it makes the N types feel better about themselves, and they need all the help they can get in that area.

[@Siansonea]

@@bio.Luminescence I think Se especially is highly underrated. Not sure why experiencing the world in a more or less objective way is so undervalued, but considering the delusions of grandeur many other types indulge in, maybe it stands to reason.

[@Diury]

You’re absolutely right. Intuitives looking down at sensors is nothing new to me, but I was definitely surprised with that icing on top: ISTP at the unlikely category. The utter disrespect is just baffling in this one.

[@loba49]

Many dismiss me as too friendly to be smart (although I definitely have a cynicism most people miss at first and second glance) but I have a constant desire for a good philosophical/intellectual debate, which few are willing let alone able to give me. I am very aware of where my intelligence hits a wall- I know enough to know I know so little in the grand scheme of things. But I’m no dummy. This whole time we are in is really showing to me the chasm that exists between people of basic intelligence and those without it (who inevitably believe themselves to be far more intelligent than they actually are.) I find it so hard to understand how people cannot see/entertain multiple perspectives at once, nor recognize parallels or patterns. It’s been really baffling to see how few around are actually using their brains at even (to me) basic levels. But then I remember why I choose to homeschool (having been a public school teacher- it’s worse than everyone knows). “All in all we’re just another brick in the wall...” Pink Floyd spoke truth. Thanks for this! It’ll give me a little bounce in my step for today! ENFP

[@DJ-wi9yk]

I'd like to add my own disclaimer before I even watch... 🙋‍♂️ INFP and waaaay too lazy to be a genius

[@sviu]

me, an intj, clicking on this for a pick me up :D

[@nononono8777]

A jack of all trades, master of none would be a good fit for me (and perhaps not in a good way, because knowing a lot about different things doesn't translate to being a genius in my book) so I'm really surprised and pleased to find us at the top here lol. But yeah, I've only ever found xNTPs who matched me (and far outclassed me) in the diversity of fields they could chat about. Intuitives out in the real world are a precious few, so it's a nice joy to be able to bring spontaneous connections onto the table without having to explain where they came from and not be considered strange. xNTPs just. Get us haha. - ENFP

[@nononono8777]

@@bio.Luminescence cool! Yeah, I'm a believer that every type has a certain strength that makes them a little more special than the other types. I was specifically referring to the Ne in action in my comment with its crazy abstract connections haha (biased 😉). Something about Ne-Ti is amazing to me. I like Ni doms for the way they can go into depth after making connections while Ne prefers to run wild with it. Not to say either type can't have the other strength! I actually aspire to be like the sensors in my life who have an amazing grip on the Si side of things, but conversational wise personally, I can go on for hours talking with intuitives and not notice the time passing by.

[@conradsmith9441]

Ti, Ne, and Ni are the genius cognitive functions.

[@Moreso_fly]

istp have ti-ni yet they were ranked low

[@cnichols2476]

Disclaimer: major generalization follows... I can see why sensors would tend towards the bottom of this list. They tend to be realistic and see things as they ARE in the concrete world which can be a great advantage, of course, living in a concrete world. Intuitives are more likely to branch out from what everyone can see in front of them. Some functions probably lend themselves more towards genius (NT) and creativity (Fi, maybe Se). Ni, Ti, Fi are more likely to be unique and unique with depth. I think Ne, Te, and Se spark ideas. Si, in this regard, is too grounded and Fe is largely about mirroring and connecting with what people are. Also, looking at the way my sister thinks compared to myself. She sometimes views herself as extremely smart BECAUSE she’s in med school. She sees herself as correct on issues because she believes the “experts,” but doesn’t know how to analyze the information well. She is a hard worker and can memorize facts, but she is not comprehensive in interpreting them. Her framework is very solid and based on personal experience. I am more (more, definitely not perfectly) fluid and objective. One last point on this... two people can be correct, but one can be correct because they happen to be repeating someone who happens to be right or because they’ve logically reasoned through it.

[@kokoflop2902]

You have such a great observation of "intelligence". i like that you compared "Objective" and "Mirrored" thinking, I'm more likely to analyse the reason behind a way of doing something, wheras my sister will quite literally do it based off of others' past actions. We still get to the same point, because I give in and leave my brain in standby mode. I don't want to claim that it makes me a genius however, because I'm a modest INFP. It's unfortunate that people take these videos too seriously though, because I think individuals have the capability to be gifted regardless of their functions. We just need open minded-ness. Yes, even heavy Si users can be openminded, I've seen it live in action.

[@mochane1881]

True, no intuitives should be at the bottom kmo

[@AntoineLavoisier]

As an ENFJ in a scientific field, I agree with this placement and I am certainly not angry. My ability to bridge the gap between scientists and the public was brought to my attention by a professor in my Freshman writing class. I am a very outwardly focused person who loves sharing knowledge with the goal of saving lives and property. Does my charisma make me a genius? Probably not but I’d consider myself highly intelligent.

[@infiresnation7430]

Me searching for infj in Hope of getting a boost

[@deniz3273]

Me ENFP: I mean I knew I am kinda sarcasticly nerd but how did I end up *nerd - nerd* table

[@alexandramaglakelidze1782]

Genius is a pretty useless title if your not going to do anything with it.

[@SrirachaPichacha]

:( -ENFP

[@alexandramaglakelidze1782]

@@SrirachaPichacha yes, me too 😅 ( also your username is very fitting.)

[@StrongestLibrafluidAlive]

doing anything is pretty useless if it isn't meaningful

[@imfacejacked6046]

BIG FACTS

[@NastyRex]

Atleast i can stroke my ego while laying in my bed aaannnd do... doing.... Nothing. He hehe hehe he. Na fam we try but thats the part we have to cut to have what we have, i know i dont make any sense but u know if u know. . . INTP here👉🏻👈🏻🥺

[@kaminaridenki3505]

me looking for that one guy that makes time stamps qwq

[@sweetxnothing13]

look at that a perfect 4x4 alignment 😅

[@Gio-sx7kt]

ENFP above INFJ after having to help my ENFP roommate with figuring almost everything out in their life is kind of almost hilarious. Should maybe also say this about ENTP too. Not sure I'd personally put Ne Dom's anywhere near the top personally.

[@1chienandalou]

What’s any of that got to do with Genius? Except the part they’re doing really well getting you/others to do stuff for them/help them with! Very important part of genius - you can’t be one on your own!;)

[@edwardzhou8590]

TBH the loneliness of the infj (im with you) can feel excruciating because we just see the world in such a unique way. I know i'm inclined to say we're the smartest type because we can just read people on a different level, but the truth is genius has so many nuances that that's just an ignorant thing to believe, albeit not easy to ignore. I consider the ability to see things in an innovative way to be genius, and wouldn't take this list too seriously! My ENFP best friend helps me with different kinds of creative things and brings a freshness of ideas that help me grow and see different possibilities, so it's definitely either or personally.

[@Gio-sx7kt]

@@edwardzhou8590 Aside from the fact that I believe the concept of calling anything genius is derrogatory to inflict upon anything within a larger cosmic coexistence. My perspective on it, in the technical experiential sense, is that Ne doesn't have ideas on its own, it's just perpetually collecting and borrowing, where Ni is more of an independent unique idea generation process. That's just my technical perspective, because if defined genius to me is more of coming to original conclusions. But I don't really care about what is considered "genius" or not. It's all genius. And to be honest, because I feel like I'm constantly being called upon by these types for ideas on what to do next, I really see their "genius" as a biproduct of my own.

[@edwardzhou8590]

@@Gio-sx7kt I get that, and honestly I agree with your abstractions on Ni vs. Ne. It does seem easier for an Ni dom to generate unique ideas through the info they’ve “borrowed” rather than spurting out “borrowed” info on the spot. But I digress, I love my Ne users haha

[@Gio-sx7kt]

@@edwardzhou8590 I love them too, but sometimes I'd like a little credit for the ideas they run away with. Lol. I think our problem might be from our Te Polrity. And our perpetual need to not "outshine the master" via Fe that makes our genius significantly less than apparent.

[@wattle2394]

Thanks for shining a refreshing light on brute force 😀

[@vincenticious]

I'm glad more people agree sports require genius as well, because GEEZ the technique WITH the strength?? Impressive.