How Do ENTPs (The Rogue) compare to INTPs (The Ardent)? | ENTP vs INTP | CS Joseph

[@thomaspayne6974]

Ti Hero says, "Truth and logic can literally save the world. Unfortunately, it's true that the vast majority of people do not care about truth and logic". Ne Parent says, "indeed, that's precisely why so many people make bad choices. Unless people start to care about logic, we're all pretty much doomed. Furthermore, it is practically impossible to teach a none Ti user why logic is important, thus we might as well accept our miserable fate". Si Child says "Well, if we're going to go out, might as well go out comfortable, and with as many good experiences as possible". Fe inferior says "There's no reason why other people should have to feel bad about it either".

[@CSJoseph]

Good times!

[@thethethe7892]

Dude!!............ get out of my head :P

[@hedgeearthridge6807]

Absolutely Brilliant! Im an INTP, and I approve this message!

[@npg192]

As an INTP you have summed up the world almost exactly as I see it as well. Nice one!

[@JustMe-o-4rt]

I am an INTP and I aprove this message

[@phodilus2141]

THE INTP’S ARE NOT AUTISTIC RAGE WAS AMAZING

[@andysmith5997]

I am and I am

[@devanshtyagi1403]

how can they be autistic when they literally score the highest on iq tests 🤪

[@devanshtyagi1403]

@@qasimimtiaz114 you can take the test which measures the use of particular cognitive functions and then see which personality type you're more inclined towards

[@devanshtyagi1403]

@@qasimimtiaz114 its more important to know the strength of your cognitive function usage and not what your four letter type is. you can work on areas where u lack. the four letter typing theory is unreliable and often contains logical inconsistencies.

[@eddiedoudrealestate5340]

I’m a ENTP I have a good freind that is a INTP people call him stupid all of the time

[@ethandavis9424]

I'm so glad to have found your channel being an INTP. I used to be so confused and apathetic, however after becoming educated on my strengths and weaknesses (being a doormat) thanks to you I am steadily improving my life. Thank you so much for sharing this information. Keep up the good work.

[@CSJoseph]

Much appreciated !

[@that_dam_baka]

Have you lost friends when you stopped being a doormat? My friends hated it when I started standing up for myself and calling them out in their hypocrisy.

[@knotlock]

@@that_dam_baka I’m an INTP but as an experiment I tried the ENTP method of wearing different masks around different people in high school… I got so good at it I became a popular kid! Then one day I dropped all my masks with people and I became a depressed loner kid. I don’t recommend it I was so exhausted every day and I was such an imposter/poser-be true to yourself. Have relationships with people but don’t lie to them if you can help it. You can’t and shouldn’t be friends with everyone. Being yourself also has the added benefit of attracting people you’re actually compatible with to you and vice versa.

[@SantanaBanana47]

@@knotlock yeah always be true to yourself. No point in being loved for what your not.

[@HobDobson]

ENTP: You're driving too slow! INTP: Hm? Actually ... *Chuckles at ENTP's car pulled over by highway patrol* INTP: ... The brake light pattern up ahead told me there was a speed trap there.

[@CSJoseph]

I LOLed. Awesome.

[@timp8826]

Yes! This is exactly how I drive. I am not a grandpa driver at all, it's a calculated approach between risk versus reward; if I'm in a school zone the fine is double and cops are everywhere so not worth the extra speed. But if I'm on the freeway and I'm speeding with a car in front and back of me it's just about a guarantee that I will not be stopped, but the entp in front of me might be. 😝

[@alphawolf2198]

Ronald B. M. Irvin ride the line and act like you’re supposed to be there

[@cymbrium]

I will do those things. I've been told I drive like a Grandma but I speed when I'm late for something which is usually whenever I have something in my life that requires being on time. I also slow down around places cops can hide and go faster where there's no places for them hide. I tend to try to go at a constant speed for maximum efficiency and use as little brakes as possible, so in traffic jams lots of people hate me but when they pass me all they do is get 1 car length ahead and stop and start like an idiot >.

[@HobDobson]

There's almost always a reason for the cars up ahead of me to be slowing down or hitting their brakes. Also, I'm usually too late (or, rarely, too early) for the time "gained" by fighting traffic flow to matter. What scares my passengers is that I may be paying attention to different things than they are. I'd blame the ADHD, but that just means that extroverted sensing for me is a wee bit more unreliable than average.

[@redboar]

Is it common for INTP to feel like nobody listens to them?!? I feel like that constantly.

[@CSJoseph]

welcome to my world

[@danielfisher898]

Ftr, yes

[@Ignasimp]

Well, that is because most people are self-absorbed and don't really listen unless they want to fuck you.

[@Scratchy8644]

Try to learn how to talk to people. Im a INTP and people listen alot to me, but I also dont only talk about my subjects. I listen to them first, make connections, and slowly drag them to the subjects that interrest me. I usually attract everyone that enjoy intellectual conversation or have a little bit of curiousity that way.

[@lorin9129]

I'm an INTP and it seems like no one ever listens

[@Jacustone]

Alternate title: “WON’T YOU PLEASE THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!”

[@kakkoiihusbandohikkikomori6847]

I respect you so much for just know this stuff and being able to fluently reiterate it without looking off a script. Major props.

[@Konsqwali]

He's passionate about his craft. Even 5 years later, much of his work stands strong. When you understand something well, a script will only prove counterproductive. His lectures are rich with applicable information.

[@WhatDoubts]

As an INTP I am so excited by your every word in this video that I'll be processing this for days and probably will not ever say all that I need to say when I feel "ready", so I will start and end with another huge thank you for your time, energy, and passion!

[@kristindawn]

NTPs are miracle workers! I'm very grateful to have a few in my life who have helped me so much, and one of them is you with your lectures, already. ☺

[@LuxoDeh]

I think I mistyped myself for a long time (I thought I was an INTP but I'm probably an ENTP). The point is that I agree so much with the INTP description, it describes me on so many ways especially when I think of how I was during my teenage years. The point is that growing up it's like I learned to think more like an ENTP. I love argumenting things, I love thinking, study all the possibilities, that's what I always do in every situation and I think this is what makes me different from an INTP, because I always think with logic, but I can never be that 100% sure of saying something (unless I'm talking about math or something that is just a fact) because I'm aware of all the possibilities and probabilities around any reasoning ever. The catch is that I never felt too extroverted. I know I recharge myself from being alone, I love being alone, do my own things, being a nerd, etc. I don't care staying in a group of people usually because I value only a few people around me, and it usually makes me feel unconfortable sharing myself with people I don't estimate enough. But I feel like I'm starting more and more to find a certain pleasure from sharing my thoughts with others, make them know who I am and finally let it out a bit, and maybe I always wanted that, I just never really thought I actually needed it. That's the reason why I feel like I'm probably evolving toards the ENTP I've always been (does that make sense? ahahah). Could I have cut it shorter than this? Probably yes, but I watched quite a bunch of your videos recently, I think I just had to let that flux of thoughts out.

[@sepanta1532]

As an intp i can stay in my home for a week and just watching your videos and that is because finally i found a person who understand me. because as you said in school some people surrounded me that was always laughing at me because i never combed my hair or i didn't know what to were and as u said i couldn't change my life. and now i know what was happening to me and i have to thank you for that :)

[@mbtisocialclub]

ENTP here, we respect your intelligence , wish I had an INTP friend

[@NayburhoodSnipa]

Hometown Rapper I happen to be a lucky ENTP who has 2 friends that are INTJ, 1 INTP, 1 ENTJ, 2 ENFP and one ENFJ. It's quite the ensemble. You need to find places where like minded individuals gather. You may possibly find these people at your nearest cigar lounge or a local brewery. Smart people tend to have vices lol.

[@999mrnaif]

Your si is getting comfy lately in front of the camera 😂

[@ikemoon127]

Actually, I'm an INTP and I always procrastinate, so I always end up driving really fast lest I be late. When there's no pressure, however, yeah, I kinda take my time (and I let others pass me when I can).

[@CSJoseph]

I never allow passing, ever. I am a bad man on the road.

[@brianbauer3148]

I'm never on time, so I never have been able to test that assumption. I do wonder week people don't just go. They have somewhere to be right?!

[@SecretSickle89]

Ike Moon I was wondering about that too, because I’ve taken the tests several times and always come up with INTP, yet CS says we are slow drivers. Welp I’m always late for almost everything so when I drive, I tend to speed. Oh and I’m a very good driver, but when I began driving I nearly totaled my car twice before I started paying attention to what actions a driver needs to take to avoid a crash.

[@JW-dh3nc]

@@CSJoseph Honestly, wouldn't not letting people pass be more efficient if not a lot of cars are behind you? The person wouldn't have to react to your car stopping, and would be able to cross immediately after your car passes.

[@neosunrider]

:) I do the same. But when I am taking my time, if someone starts riding my bumber, I purposely slow a bit just to frustrate them into going around me.

[@pipersolanas3322]

As an INTP i sometimes know people are using me as a doormat like they're walking all over me but i won't try to get out of the situation because i think that being useful to someone at least isn't such a bad thing at all but my FE inferior is killing me inside but i don't act on it.

[@MyouKyuubi]

Well, it depends on the situation... If the situation does not require me to stand up for myself, i simply remove them from my perception and continue living life as i would if they were not there. :P I don't owe them anything, and i'm certainly not obligated to humor their BS... If they persist and keep harassing me, i just do the verbal equivalent of alt+f4'ing the conversation with overpowering apathy. : /

[@nemesis27]

Doormat

[@betteru3653]

One of the best typology explanations of ENTP/INTP I've seen, good work.

[@psnLoneWulf14]

I'm an INTP and it's a sad truth but yes, i have been a doormat so many times in my life already. Also it's very interesting you brought up autism in this video. During psychology classes about autism I was sitting there relating to everything that was being said (characteristics, symptoms etc) to the point where i questioned myself by the end of it "am I actually autistic and I didn't even know it?". It turns out no I'm not. Go figure.

[@CSJoseph]

Yeah the definition of autism is so broad that the types INTP and INTJ are basically considered autistic by default. It is sick and wrong. I fear for the children.

[@boxy_tocs2035]

@@CSJoseph I'm still trying to wonder 🤔 why psychiatrist and therapist etc (over the years before today) aren't in court after what you said in your video about psychiatrists and etc giving medicine to autistic kids for other stupid things ngl I wonder if they changed well idk? . -ne user (No need to reply)

[@kseniyakaryakina]

Why not, what were the reasons and how did you find out

[@hedgeearthridge6807]

As an INTP, I absolutely LOVE it when you get rage-y. Particularly with the truth towards my type. I can take the fire of truth! I want more! Whereas other types would get mad and feel alienated. Kinda like they do when we INTP's tell them the truth. (Btw, that Healthy Selfishness thing blew my mind. It's very true; I dont love others enough, because I dont love myself enough.)

[@juliasanchez6300]

I actually watch these videos to motivate me

[@nathantucker6243]

Same here, I can’t get enough of the criticism. That’s why I’m binge watching his INTP videos.

[@surrenderradio2064]

Love your neighbor as yourself. Meaning, if you feed yourself when your hungry, you should feed those who are also hungry. To take care of yourself to help others is important, but to go without momentarily for the betterment of another is beautiful.

[@Caleb-zl4wk]

Hoping your perspective’s changed right now, but from the perspective of another intp, dude piss off. Like come on, “we’re good at logic everyone is else just using Fi like an idiot waaaah”. Does there even exist a possible more stereotypical maladaptive excuse for one of us to give? Like come on, we’ve got dominant Ti and inf. Fe. You’d think that would provide a Glaringly Evident “other people are not always the problem here” conclusion.

[@ArayaLight]

@@Caleb-zl4wk hes right. We live by logic meanwhile others live by feelings. That's why our society is crumbling because everyone is in their feelings and wanting to "cancel " anyone that hurts their feelings with truth. (logic)

[@Xenomorph788]

I’ve always felt so odd being an ENTP female. Most of my friends are introverted intuitives, which is comfy af but as soon as I’m at work with lots of sensors, I just don’t fit in! Thank you for this. Also, my partner is an INTP 😇

[@sylviaowega3839]

You are very lucky to have one of us INTP’s as your partner, as my ENTP friend was so lucky. She was stuck in a marriage for 7 years with this guy that was both physically and emotionally abusive.

[@sylviaowega3839]

Sorry, I meant to say that my ENTP friend wasn’t so lucky, as her partner of seven years was very abusive

[@ohyeahyeah5562]

@@sylviaowega3839 tf just happened

[@phillcro71]

"If you would be a real seeker after truth, it is necessary that at least once in your life you doubt, as far as possible, all things.” -René Descartes (INTP and French philosopher. 1596-1650) As an INTP myself, Truth is far more interesting than anything one could do once in his or her own life. Although I can also appreciate the fact that there is more than one way to do the same thing over and over again in a different way and get a different result. Other personality types who do a different thing over and over again in the same way and get the same result would probably just chalk it up to insanity. If you combine IT is what IT is with IT can be anything you want IT to be, you get IT is what IT is you want IT to be. Thank you so much for your videos. IT truly is appreciated by me as an INTP who delves into philosophy and Truth in a scientific manner. Especially as I get older. As a 46 year old INTP, IT would have been nice to have known all this when I was in my 20's. Although looking ahead I know it will help me in my future endeavors. I know, since INTP's can't live in the here and now. :) www.goodreads.com/author/show/36556.Ren_Descartes

[@CSJoseph]

You are most welcome.

[@akakikola]

As a daughter of an INTP father and as a mother of an ENTP son I totally agree. And I would say it's pretty simple to find out the difference between those two types. INTPs have strong tendency to stay comfortable or even lazy, always saving their energy and not moving when it's not needed... ENTPs are always moving! And yes - people often come to me and tell me my son is autistic or has ADHD or even both... It's such a pity people don't know more about cognitive function! I always tell to my son: You are absolutely OK. You are just little bit different then the majority and I love you as you are!

[@Olivia-lb1qn]

You are my favourite KZbinr

[@CSJoseph]

thanks

[@andrewmarshman8234]

I'm an INTP. At work people keep saying I'm autistic. Thanks for clearing up that misunderstanding. I watched this to get insight into my ENTP boss. You are both so similar! I think intellectually we are similar but my god he is extroverted! By the way your video is awesome

[@CSJoseph]

thanks for the support, It is much appreciated.

[@danielfisher898]

I like how you do the KZbin love thing on every, or almost every comment so that people know that you are listening to them. As an intp I value being listened to, and I would suspect it is the same for entps, and I imagine that that’s why you do this.

[@CSJoseph]

you are correct sir

[@summeradams480]

Ok I already commented but this is a completely different topic so I'm saying it in a separate comment. What you said about INTP's being doormats in relationships, always wanting to be comfortable, and their partner needing to make them uncomfortable for them to change and/or leave. Extremely accurate, I recently left a two year mentally abusive relationship with an ESFP because he started being physically abusive, and of course that made it so I wasn't in my comfort zone anymore. Now I'm in a relationship with an INTJ and things are great, but that really hit home and I wish I had seen that rant sooner.

[@ramashakaroun2863]

Thank you CSJ again. I think this science is awesome, especially for people like XNTPs, since it is like the first time in our life we are understood by others and it feels great. It also makes us accept ourselves more that we are different without always asking why, now we just know why.

[@johnnymiller9622]

Excellent, as usual. Thank you. The only confusion I’ve had about ENTP vs INTP is I can also become apathetic (vs attentive) AF as an ENTP. I see that with INTP as my secondary, that’s explainable. By the way, I once got 3 speeding tickets in one month. Don’t tell my kids.

[@CSJoseph]

Me too... lol

[@ario-5925]

Me 3, 500 euro's total, fml.

[@nathanaelgray8667]

Thanks for seeing, dude. You get us INTP weirdos just fine.

[@h6yv4h6h6vhj644h6v]

C.S. Joseph We are fortunate to have the best ENTP ever possible to share his passion! I am an INTP female. I was in 24:28, and have found my way through and out of an abusive relationship with an INFJ. I would have so much more mental anguish if I had not discovered your bountifull-psychology knowledge-base, to offer insight. Thank You, NIÑA

[@originalteegee8688]

INTP female, love your channel. I so wish I knew my type as a child, I always felt so out of place, like everyone got the memo but me. As an adult I’m now comfortable and at peace with who I am - no more turmoil! Keep on teaching, it’s extremely valuable! 🙌🏻

[@truelndsy8489]

I’m an INTP and as a child was tested over 10 times for having autism until eventually they just decided I’m just overly shy. And then later my mom was convinced that in first grade I would benefit for repeating 1st grade

[@CSJoseph]

That's lame. We had that issue with my INFJ son.

[@nwilson2015]

INTP here, repeated kindergarten because I wasnt "emotionally prepared" for the 1st grade lol. My parents basically were like "whatever you think is best teacher" and honestly it was probably for the best, I was a late bloomer and literally didnt comprehend what the other kids were talking about as far as sports, locations, entertainment. I was so socially unaware, until maybe highschool.

[@Ignasimp]

But you are probably not shy either. Some people think i'm shy when I'm not, at all. I just don't know what to talk about when i hardly know you. I study singing and I've always sang everywhere in front of everyone without doubting for a second. I've even sang on a plane full of strangers, and at a concert where there where three hundred people without preparing (it was improvised). So i'm definitelly not shy.

[@cyberneticbutterfly8506]

INTP here, interestingly I have rarely if ever been shy. Shamelessly informing the world wether it wants to be or not in childhood is probably the reason.

[@SantanaBanana47]

@@cyberneticbutterfly8506 Same lol. I got shyer as I got older and people judged me more.

[@ioannak6228]

Dude, you make me laugh so much. I had doubts about being an INTP lately but you cleared things up. Thanks a bunch :)

[@pragnyan7770]

I am so glad I came across depth Psychology and you before I labelled myself as weird and went for professional help, where they sure as hell would've diagnosed me with autism. Loved the lecture. You are awesome. For real.

[@layrafaytel7219]

As an INTP I really appreciate this lecture, especially what you said about mis-diagnosing kids

[@EnSokkROFL]

You're amazingly helpful, and your somewhat hostile passion/passionate hostility just makes you trustworthy. Thank you for the effort you put into this, digging way deeper than most MBTI youtubers. Please keep it going.

[@bentooh2371]

Thanks for this so much! I'm INTP and I was diagnosed for being on the Autistic Spectrum, having ADD and GAD in all my psychiatric encounters when I was younger. I didn't follow through with the meds all the way and I'm honestly so thankful I didn't. After watching this today, I'm even more sure about my young self's decision in the past. Absolutely meaningful and enjoyable presentation. Kudos to you and the effort you put into all your lectures. I'm in a understanding, nurturing and warm romantic relationship with an ENTP, so it was also nice to learn more about him as a person.

[@ArayaLight]

Great video. I've never heard anyone else besides myself say what you said about being selfish. I never understood why it took a negative tone. Being naturally altruistic I actually needed to learn to be more selfish and less selfless. I think it's a major malfunction in society, constantly pouring from an empty cup. And I LOVE what you said about wisdom and comfort!! It only comes from struggle and failure and that's not something everyone can make it through. And you're so right about needing to put a gun to my head to make me get going. My dad called me out on that as a child and told me that with me pressure makes diamonds. Thank you for the validation of NTPs being miracle workers. I work in the spiritual & metaphysical world and have witnessed countless miracles. And "be like water" has always resonated with me so much. Thank you for sharing your wisdom! You had me cracking up, I know we'd get along great in person.

[@ExtremeZ8]

You are so informative and entertaining in the same time :D

[@its_harryyplayzzyt1942]

You deserve more subs.

[@CSJoseph]

I am working hard lol.

[@its_harryyplayzzyt1942]

C.S. Joseph I have a hard time explaining stuff. So when I see someone ask anything relating to personality type, I usually direct them your youtube channel. I appreciate how you started from the basics to the more complex. Looking forward to more content. Keep up the good work.

[@arande3]

Yeah, I would even say a season 0 would be good where you go even more basic than season 1, to make your channel more accessible to people who aren't as familiar with Jungian psych

[@TheOriginalGankstar]

Yeh OK I've seen enough. Easily the best channel on MBTI on the tube.

[@CSJoseph]

much appreciated

[@underlyingmotivations313]

Almost an hour of purely talking to a camera, standing. Boy, you do have some stamina.

[@CSJoseph]

just wait till you see today's lecture...

[@underlyingmotivations313]

Brb grabbing popcorn

[@AeonAxisProductions]

Definitely not entp

[@urquanoverlord2538]

@@AeonAxisProductions have you ever listened to entp ramble?

[@AeonAxisProductions]

@@urquanoverlord2538 i AM and entp, and i can ramble. but not for a video like this lol, i would lose interest way too quickly

[@danwaters4139]

I think earning loyalty’s very similar for INTPs and ENTPS. I am An INTP and i am very guarded. It takes me a VERY long time to let that guard down and get close to Someone. To trust them. I am naturally wry untrusting of people In general. But I think the difference between the ENTP and the INTP is actually the length of time or...The patience etc that we are willing to give before withdrawing that loyalty. So basically the amount of time/effort it takes to gain the ENTPS AND the INTPS loyalty are very similar. But the INTPs will give more...Chances before withdrawing it again. Probably because it’s so hard to find people we think Are worthy of it. It’s hard to Accept that we were wrong about that person and need to be absolutely 100% SURE we were wrong. But once we are... That’s it. We are done and will Cut that person off. Sometimes very suddenly (or at least that’s how it is perceived) and harshly.

[@blisseybean]

“As I dance over their burning corpses!” -C.S. Joseph 2018

[@CSJoseph]

preach it

[@JustMe-o-4rt]

Relate

[@beenNgone]

INTPs love to help: "Need a match ENTP? Flame On!"

[@jamescah9230]

@@CSJoseph Learn from my experience in Iraq, burn it before it has been sitting there a week or two.

[@jaytaggert9883]

lol, I have been accused of driving like a little old man, but I find it humorous. How I drive is deliberate, purposed and logical. Unlike little old men, I do not slow up traffic. My driving is Mr. Spock approved.

[@CSJoseph]

Fair enough haha.

[@bvzv]

If driving according to the rules is too slow, then rules are wrong lmao.

[@BirdUpFR]

Here's a sad combo: intp + OCD. What is kind of funny though is that one of my compulsions is spinning a pen, but even though I'm pretty good at it I drop it all the time.

[@Ignasimp]

I have two friends with OCD who tell me i'm like half OCD without even being OCD. I can't even imaging how it would be for an INTP to be OCD.

[@nikolaussoundso]

spinning a pen sounds more like ad(h)d

[@randominios1987]

I am an intp with ocd at times it is absolute hell

[@AeonAxisProductions]

Try being entp with adhd and dysthymia Just amps up my normal personality to almost comical proportions Sometimes I feel like a caricature of an entp

[@AdityaPrabowo00]

what if youre both ENTP and INTP? I feel like i relate to both characteristics, but its more complex than just mashing both things together

[@sheldonsawyer4782]

Samesies. I always land Entp-t or Intp-T. The introversion has come with age I suppose 🤔.

[@mariafernandapinon3782]

Aditya me toooo I always get INTP or ENTP, it’s always 55/45 e or i

[@Entyipo]

@@mariafernandapinon3782 Watch C.S Joseph's videos on the MBTI letter dichotomies

[@ArayaLight]

@@sheldonsawyer4782 literally same. Older I get more introverted I'm getting. Couldn't believe I started scoring Intp after being Entp my whole life.

[@mrgator9670]

Always love your videos. Insightful and so, so helpful in understanding myself and others (INTP). Your little rants about understanding people properly, not assuming they're dumb or on the spectrum just because they interpret the world differently, really resonates. Preach! Keep up the great work, I can't get enough!

[@CSJoseph]

Awesome thank you! I do get ahead of myself with the rants.

[@CSJoseph]

Arlinda Quaresma I appreciate your comment. I did say that it is important for parents to verify such diagnoses just in case.

[@mrgator9670]

Arlinda Quaresma You make a fair point! If it really is autism/Asperger's, it should be properly addressed. I suppose I just took his rant with a grain of salt, rather than taking it to mean you should never assume the possibility. Heck, I just imagine how my life may have been different with such a label that isn't really fitting. A few speech problems in early childhood, a few social/anger problems through elementery school, struggling to be as empathetic as my mom or sister, etc. In some regards, I could've been "shut down" as "defective" when I'm just different, but for the most part I'm very much normal (well, normal INTP I suppose haha). Not trying to attack you, and you make a fair point. Just explaining my interpretation. I think he "went off the rails" just for sake of hyperbole and passion, to make a point. Much respect for both of you, civility is good.

[@muchphame]

OK, maybe I do drive like an elderly person but I don't know what people are in a rush for because you can't get anywhere fast in SoCal traffic anyway. Smh

[@CSJoseph]

you are not wrong. Hell, I live in the Bay Area and it's rough.

[@jacobs3671]

I’ve been going back and forth as the whether I’m entp or intp, I think I am very comfortable being alone and within myself, but I also love time with people too just not too much people. But I think I’m entp because the more I see how intp’s think in the comment section, they are the classic nerd that doesn’t have good sense of social interaction, where as I think I’m much more likely to grab the center of attention at times when I need to❤️

[@lucaskraus9867]

you are saving my life man. thanks so much

[@arianotes6238]

One of the things I noticed is that when testing an idea or theory an ENTP would first take things apart or proceed with experimentation without a clear end goal then would make a hypothesis about their observation after the experiment is done, while an INTP would make a hypothesis then try to take things apart to test their theory. it's just a little thing i notice about how this two types.

[@katekotora]

I feel like some behaviors that are label as indicative of depression/anxiety are just part of being an ENTP in an SJ world

[@CSJoseph]

Yes

[@youngdavinci36]

Not all countries are predominantly SJ. For example, Australia is heavily SP.

[@NayburhoodSnipa]

I realize my comment is very late but... I have recently been hit by this heavy burden of truth. What a lonely way to exist.

[@sserena.4538]

@@youngdavinci36 no wonder why Australians tend to be quiet racist

[@caffemocca8855]

I'm not ENTP but I only realized this once I entered corporate world aka SJ world. Having annoying bossy emotionally unstable ESTJ who believe she's so smart simply because other sheeps can understand her simple minded thought process is very depressing.

[@outrageousmermaid9073]

C.S. Joseph, such a dope video!

[@hedgeearthridge6807]

Haha, yeah my Se Trickster is so bad. Constantly dropping things, bumping into things, losing things, tripping over things. And being 6 foot 3 inches tall, with size 12 feet, certainly doesn't help at all.

[@wakwak7511]

Cordell Kelley wtf im also that tall and same feet also im intp t

[@caseychambers5079]

What did I just witness

[@Outofontology]

I like your point about Autism/Aspergers. I've used my Esfp friend that has Aspergers as a counter example. He is acutely aware of the environment and notices even the slightest change, he is very sociable but unable to communicate fluently (but as it is often the case with people on that spectrum he's very smart). Even with that said, Ti polr is a constant problem. (Even though as Socionics points he's great at improvising solutions with Se and Te). I agree that the relation between mental and biological disorders/ conditions and type is generally poorly understood.

[@RyuMasterEX]

Such a great video as always, the story with your girlfriend was swell and I 100 percent agree with you on the aspergers /autism diagnosis

[@vadoksam9235]

Intps can be fun. But they are so slow and boring. It’s like oogway from Kung fu panda. Lots of knowledge and potential. But slow af.

[@danielfisher898]

For the opposite perspective I find Entps to be too fast. They tend to jump to the vision too quickly, while some of their connections are still tenuous at best. Watch out for that. Also lots of potential, but watch yourself.

[@victordima5259]

as an INTP i dont regard myself slow nor boring...even though ive been told in the past that I am slow..cannot say the same about the boring part. At least the Smart people around me always look at me like im this cool and interesting person sometimes i even surprise myself and try to keep my excitement hidden. I can be everybody's crush at a party...everybody will want to engage with me...all i do is wear this mask and behave differently with everybody...just what the situation needs...sometimes i would it wrongly and i would try too much to please people i liked but realised it was wrong...some might take advantage ofc...not to mention ive got a twin brother who's also an INTP..bit more assertive than myself...ive just started digging through all this personality thing while he is actually studying psychology so he is not an initiate for a long time now... i consider myself creative i study music production and sound engineering...my goal is to be **the one ** in this field....back to the parties?...well... having been paired with a skilled twin since tje verry begining...this helped us explore the world with more ease as intps...which proved to be really helpful...we made leaps at some point when we move abroad on our own and by the age of 24 we would have already achieved so many...like living on our own in more than 6-8 different cities...3 countries...and soon conquering the world!!!! INTP is a really cool class!!!!!!

[@lawlstrike1911]

That is just when going into Ti -SI loop but is efficient to them to use their second function to grow and being even more happy and explore.

[@ExtremeZ8]

I m not boring

[@theguy9067]

I was tested as intp. I don't have an issue driving/ moving fast/ taking risks myself but I complain about others doing it because I don't trust them

[@dillon7748]

I'm so glad this video exists. I've been learning this stuff recently and I was questioning whether I might be ENTP since I don't feel like I act very introverted. I think, though, that my social skills are more learned than instinctual and I actually do feel drained when I'm around too many unfamiliar people. I'm also much more prone to apathy and failure to launch than not following through when I get going with something. I could go on about how spot on this was describing my tendencies and cognitive states but, you get the point lol. Thanks for all the free information!

[@lethalluv4641]

Also, I used to be a HUGE doormat. I worked the hardest at my job but was using covert contracts and slowly started to resent my coworkers. Now I understand this and assert myself a bit more, but I still feel that inner tug to just do what they want. It's really annoying.

[@orinking8064]

It's funny that you rant about the INTPs not being autistic, and while i agree with it entirely, i find it hilarious because 2 out of the 3 INTPs I know actually have autism (including me). So while yes, just because we are INTPs doesn't mean we are autistic, just because we are INTPs doesn't mean that we can't be autistic.

[@cyberneticbutterfly8506]

Indeed. The main point is that people make conclusions from insufficient information. Looking at trivial similarities between autistic behaviour preferences and INTP behaviour preferences people like to think they can make clear conclusions from sole traits or properties of our behaviour.

[@orinking8064]

@@cyberneticbutterfly8506 i absolutely agree

[@ketherwhale6126]

I think when Carlo jung made these temperament types up they didn’t know what autism was

[@orinking8064]

@@ketherwhale6126 very true! means a few wires might be occasionally crossed

[@Greg-lw4zb]

Great stuff, as always. The part about autism for the INTPs was super interesting. I have an INTP friend right now who has a history with autism (or as you note, "autism"). I'll be sending him this audio clip for us to discuss further. Thanks so much for improving lives, Chase! Your content is both amazing and highly appreciated.

[@hurleywales8774]

I’ve been mistyped before, I’m pretty sure I’m intp, but I don’t relate to how you’re describing Si as always wanting to be in your comfort zone. I’ve always felt like I needed new experiences/input so I’ve always tried to push myself into new things. Of course I can’t continually process and adapt to new things, and after big changes I need time alone to process them or I get really stressed out and shut down. But after too long of the same I get edgy, irritated and bored like there’s no new input or I’m not learning anything new. Also! As a female, this whole “INTPs stay in bad relationships” is superr foreign to me? I sense (or irrationally fear, more likely) relationship bullshit from a mile away and at the first sign of funny business I will coldly cut somebody off and not look back. But I could see how the male experience is different from women’s. Where intp males probably don’t put themselves out there when males are normally expected to pursue a woman, when they find someone they stay with her. But as a female intp, you can get a lot of douchey male attention from people who see you as a “lady” and don’t really see you for your mind which is what you want to be seen for, and it changes your perspective. Why put yourself out there for someone you’re bored by, and doesn’t see ya. Maybe that’s just me, or I’m just not an intp lol

[@jackbrown2916]

As an INTP at 21 years of age, it's refreshing to know I'm on the right track to being a better person. I was stuck in a rut playing video games and caring about basically nothing else. Dad, also an INTP, would take the Xbox off me when I acted out but only for short periods of time. One time (and the last time) he took it away for months, which forced myself to do other things. This is the single best thing that has ever happened to me. I'm not even interested in playing video games anymore. I also learnt at a young age that I was easily manipulated, caring too much about people who didn't care as much or at all about me. I've cut everyone who doesn't respect me out of my life and I'm reluctant to let anyone new in. I've got all the friends I need and I know they aren't going anywhere. I've only known my type and about types for a week and it has been a very soul-searching week. The more I learn about me, the more I'm comfortable being me.

[@paulstan7069]

been waiting for this video for a long time, nice

[@CSJoseph]

I appreciate your patience with me.

[@BrutalistJr]

damn dawg, you going straight Bill Hicks mode talkin' about this autism spectrum crap! my ENTP mates should get angry more often; it's entertaining.

[@tapelord2513]

ANDREW SALTINO can’t wait to see ENTJerk rage someday 💕

[@Magani79]

As an INTP I'm really annoyed sometimes by people's lack of Fe (TJs and even FPs). People simply being untactful or inconsiderate just upsets me. I'm supposed to be compatible with them right? but damn I really need Fe in other people or else I don't like them very much. Tho I have no problem sacrificing Fe for the sake of logic (Ti) if it's for the best interest of the person getting the truth handled to him. Anyone else?

[@iulianoprea6659]

Thank you Mr. Joseph for educating us. I have a better life and future because of you.

[@gparticle3896]

Very fascinating as usual. Thank you!

[@arande3]

When I first started driving, I would drive very fast, accelerate very fast, brake very hard, test every possible scenario in every possible way, crank the music to 11 all the time, and be in a constant state of go go go. Now I go pretty slow, the music's just loud enough to hear over the road, and I spend most of my driving time trying to figure things out in my head. I prefer the fast driving and loud music, but it's too stressful on the long drives that I do. I've been toying with the idea of being INFP Rationale after you suggested it, but I don't know lol. My two closest confidants growing up were INFJs. I really like ESFJs and ENFJs as far as I can tell from experience (I have a very hard time coming to conclusions about my experiences) and can't seem to relate to ESTPs and ISFJs very well. If you have any ideas about this, feel free to let me know. Thanks

[@aloonann2277]

I do resemble the typical INTP quite well but one thing has been confusing me. The 'doormat' thing - I can generally pick up on when someone attempts to manipulate or use me for personal gain. When I was younger I was the one trying to better my relationships to the people closer to me by manipulation (not necessarily bad is it?). That's the one thing that I can't really understand so I thought I could be an ENTP but then again I do take my time for almost anything and come of as lazy. Also, I was diagnosed with LLI which I do believe to be correct and not a misdiagnose.

[@conorh08]

John Harrison I have had almost exactly the same types of experiences in life.. I am 26 and just figuring all of this MBTI and INTP stuff out over the last 4-5 months and it all makes sense now why certain things have happened to me. Also why I barely trust anyone now. Thankfully now I am aware and if I direct my focus at trying to read people and gauge what their motives are it is VERY easy for me to see when things are off or if they’re attempting to manipulate me. But I think most of my life I was just walking around in my head Ti and completely getting manipulated and screwed over, barely ever realizing and when I did, I didn’t seem to care too much and just let myself suffer. Still not too great with Se. lol

[@musingfoodie1041]

Excellent information, thank you!

[@Mztbtc]

As an entj i value the two personalities greatly, for me ntps are very easy to talk to, bond, have fun with and a great source of information. They help me learn a lot

[@idkjkr]

As an INTP who used to (and often at times, still do) struggled with my emotions, I ended up realizing that by ignoring the fact that "emotions" exist, I ended up destroying many of my close relationships. I didn't understand what I was feeling and hence, in an attempt to "bottle them" I let them take over my life. You're ABSOLUTELY right about the whole INTPs are the doormat types. For many of us, we need to be distanced from toxic relationships (friendships or otherwise), often by external intervention, to see exactly what they were. And the only thing that can truly remove our "rose-colored" sunglassed bias from the relationship is TIME. It took finding people who were ACTUAL friends for me to understand that. Perhaps the next part might be kind of amusing to many (I think so at any rate 😅) was that, labeling my emotions helped me dealing with them. Because whenever I felt a certain way, I'd look into it by figuring out the "WHY"s behind my emotions. And once I did, it helped me see things (emotions of the people around me, realize their behavioral patterns) in a more concrete light. However, I do admit that I struggle with understanding the WHYs behind others' behavior at times. Though admittedly, I learned the "It's not a bad thing to be selfish" the REAALLLLY hard way XD And once I did, if someone called me selfish (it was a childhood fear of mine and was for a majority of my life, didn't want to hurt anyone) I didn't care anymore. 'Cause my "selfishness" taught me to build boundaries. Anyho, we are still students of life no matter how much we age 😊 Thank you for this video! I've always had trouble understanding if I was actually an INTP or a mis-typed ENTP, and now I know that I am an actual INTP XD

[@0II0II2]

This makes so much sense though. It’s like I’ve spent my whole life with a foggy image the world and now I see a huge chunk the picture.

[@OpportunisticHunter]

+C.S. Joseph OMG I cannot express how much I loved this video... thank you so much for all the display in action and the information. So much information to learn. I love you

[@eugenetiffany937]

I love movies and used to be a storyboard artist and film editor. But I also detest movies which have an entirely predictable ending. And that is what I am mostly seeing of late. Too bad an INTP can't set their type aside a while just to take in a good movie. And after most of the movies I have lately seen I have ask myself, 'What was the point of that?' There was none, of course. Just screen bibble-babble.

[@Dummy257]

I have always had the hardest time understanding stories too... "Why does that happen? Why is it interesting that it happens? Why is it okay for characters or stories to be so unrealistic?..."

[@Terrazona929]

I am constantly distracted in movies by discrepancies and inaccuracies. But I’ve learned to go along with it. It’s still irritating though. And hey- what’s the point of anything???

[@roblake602]

Thank you for this. I watched it twice. I now think I'm only INTP around my mom. I believe I was mostly ENTP until COVID. I made the best of the lock down by inventing lots of new biological concepts... Thanks again. Actually, It's OK to be like you.

[@mbtisocialclub]

I’m an ENTP and I respect the INTP’s so much. Albert Einstein and Elon musk are INTPs

[@rompeportones4587]

And Leo da Vinci and Steve Wozniak are ENTPs. Dont get down bro, we both rule the world.

[@666SilentRaven]

Wozniak is INTP

[@rompeportones4587]

@@666SilentRaven Proof

[@lambda653]

I thought elon musk was a entj?

[@KidAteMe1LetsBuildsAndMore]

No way is Elon Musk is an INTP.

[@michealscott5160]

How can ı be sure with my type? Intp has a and b features, entp has c and d features and i feel like i have a and d. I think i am closer to the intp? but still cant be sure about it

[@tuckersmoak6632]

the entp rage rant about autism and wanting to burn the world down because of how people are labeled and ruined for being themselves hit me right in the freaking spot. I have that exact same emotional rage when its brought up to me in conversation irl.

[@rachman.syahril]

As an Fe and Intuition user... I feel you, we're definitely heading to a rly bad and ugly future, wondering if it was always the case tho. However, here's how to please every function: Ne: always tell what you want Ti: always ask what they think Fe: let them care for you Si: make them comfortable I think I see a pattern on how you please functions... with extros: tell them/let them ... To you, intros: ask them/make them ...

[@girlblogger3524]

yey! this is my favorite day! oh, and first!

[@wearejungians]

Thanks again for the videos Chase. They're really helping me overcome a few issues in my life currently and have, in a way, liberated me to actually work on what I want to rather than feel bogged down and be pushed into escapism by my psyche with video games and other dopaminergic responses. It seems like the ENTP has a hard time in the beginning of life because we are very much interested in helping the planet but it seems that until we can get a grasp on Si planning and using that to help others Ne futures we're essentially sitting ducks.

[@lunahelena5329]

Regarding the Fi trickster of the ENTP... I have an INFJ friend who ALWAYS asks me what I feel and needless to say it always confused me and pissed me off. And as asking her to stop asking that question didnt work, I just started answering it in terms of the Si - ie I am hungry, I am cold, I am tired etc. Now I am exercising my Si inferior, which is good, and she is confused, which is good too! Thank you CSJoseph, you're a huge inspiration :)

[@WanderingPatata]

I keep watching your videos to make myself feel uncomfortable so I would be able to kick myself out of my comfort zone as soon as possible. I even start bothering my INTJ friend to pull me out of it, I'm that desperate lol :) Thank you for all your patience and hardwork. Much appreciated.

[@basestone4972]

17:09 Just thought that marker catch was cool.

[@TomiAdewoleAdetom]

This is marvelously insightful. And here I thought I maybe had a touch of motor neuron disease with how I drop things such as pencils and usb drives, etc (never cups of coffee or laptops though). It doesn't happen ALL the time - but it happens often enough for me to wonder wtf is wrong with me. I'm 'brutally strong' (not my words) and yet I cannot seem to hold on to things lol - they just slip through my fingers and only after I snap to attention do I realize I was in a completely different universe. That Se thing's got to be the culprit. Will be binge-watching these videos in late February/early March. Chuckle: right around the 20 minute mark: There is one constant among all ENTPs (of a primate disposition, anyway) in the universe; whether they are particularly likable or not - their infrequent rants are always awesome to behold.

[@23sinnocent]

INTP female: dig your passion and your sense of humor VERY MUCH! I am right there with you: abstract ideas are easy to understand! I concur: I get pissed off too!!!!! Thank you

[@kakkoiihusbandohikkikomori6847]

You mentioned analysing every possible fate for a person. I don't know if this is actually how it works for you or if this is just your way of explaining it, but as an INTP I just know. Like I can already read that person like a book, so I generally already know how they'll react in most situations right off the bat. This increases exponentially if whatever they're planning to do involves someone else I know of. Don't even need to think about it. Just there.

[@CSJoseph]

its the same wiht me, but Ti parent has to verify everything in my head if its an emergency situation.

[@kakkoiihusbandohikkikomori6847]

That's understandable. I'm just glad that there are logical people in this day and age. First World Problems, am I right?

[@CSJoseph]

preach

[@ArayaLight]

Don't throw me out in the bath water, but I've used this ability mixed with my love of the occult and am a damn good tarot reader and psychic reader in general. I leaned into it after having premonitions constantly come true as a child & teen. Another friend says I'm just good at pattern recognition & reading people and knowing logically what will likely happen.

[@sofia8574]

I have always identified with and admired the INTP way of questioning everything to its core, however I’m definitely not an INTP nor ENTP - probably ENTJ. I think it is impossible to know everything and assuming something is true or untrue without proper questioning and verification are sides of the same coin - irresponsible belief. I always seek to find the truth and to act upon the world by knowing how it truthfully works. Could that simply be the nature of my ENTJ introverted side (INTP) coming up? Or does that sound more like some other type? I’m not apathetic though - except when the other person is disloyal, lies or the relationship has a dead end. Then I honestly doorslam. But I’m generally very loving and caring towards those I love and I am very understanding of other people’s points of view, as I see how everyone can teach you something if you’re intelligent enough to connect the dots.

[@CSJoseph]

Well said, I agree with you, you definitely sound like an NTJ to me.

[@sofia8574]

C.S. Joseph thanks for the feedback

[@surrenderradio2064]

Morality is innate, and the social constructs of systematic acceptance is learned; as in good and bad are definitive, right and wrong are taught. What is right is not always good, although it can be, and vise versa for what is bad is not always the wrong thing to do. Someone can be taught that stealing to live is the right thing to do, but that person innately knows that it’s bad to do; irregardless if they adhere to the internal guidance. They are convicted by doing bad, but mislabel the conviction as the wrong thing to do by society and are taught it’s right. See how confusing it gets.... We’ve all been lied to and thus we walk around in a dazed stupor of confusion, which only the light of truth can expose the weak points in societal pressures and internal struggles. So what is truth? Is truth merely relative? No, perception of acceptance is either one or the other. Take a game for example. Besides the rare occasion of a tie, there can only be one winner. This is truth. Why compete if not to win? Otherwise is not an actual game but and open ended interest of action, to which any outcome would be acceptable and everyone gets participation awards... We play to win. We don’t play to loose, even if you still play to have fun, you play to win to some degree. In any given time we can willingly loose to be selfless, but we start out to win. This is a universal truth of competition. The variances occur when we move away from the absolute truth and make it something different. So is the new “truth” just as valid as the one it was originally derived from? Only based upon perception. Perceptually it’s fine to do so, but that’s doesn’t mean it’s original intent is being withheld. A deviation from truth doesn’t make it’s newness profound, it makes it a lie. So if one chooses to loose on purpose to make the other feel better, is this an absolute truth? No it’s a perceptual truth based on a lie; irregardless of the outcome. If the, then, winner believes they really are that good, when they loose it shall be even more of a shattering reality check. Although there is nothing wrong with encouragement. So, why say all this? Morality is the same way; we innately know what is good and bad, but we choose lies to coddle ourselves into believing that what’s right and wrong (perceptual) supersedes the definitive foundation of truth. The truth shall set you free.

[@danielfisher898]

I love it when he says “yeah no” for no goddamn reason.

[@Azukki]

Se demon telling Se trickster to rush themselves while in traffic?

[@dukem5142]

I've always thought of myself as a mix of an ENTP/INTP, and I think this video has helped me confirm that. I struggle with the apathetic vs. attentiveness dilemma like an INTP (also I easily get into ruts where I don't do anything, and also am prone to failure to launch syndrome out of apathy) but I'm also really eager to help anyone including in groups and take on leadership roles in situations that I'm comfortable in like an ENTP (I also HATE trying new things, and can't be productive unless I have immediate pressure on me). This video kind of helped me confirm the mix between the two, I think my mood (and comfort level) determines whether I operate by NE or by TI, making it hard to commit to anything long term. This video helped me explain the differences though, and now hopefully being aware of the way I think can bring about some change. Thanks!

[@kady4178]

Amazing loved it

[@tajmarie1329]

Looking forward to the ENTP compatibility lecture. . . @18:08 Can I get you to give my former first grade teacher a 'talkin' to (lol) ;)? She tried to make me repeat the first grade because I didn't talk too much or socialize with many children.

[@CSJoseph]

Wow, that's lame

[@charliesuarez1033]

That’s just dumb. People who are antisocial are usually some of the smartest people.

[@jaytaggert9883]

ARGH...!!! I had to repeat the 4th grade for that very reason. It ruined me. I never got over it. They thought I would be more social with younger children. Sheesh, that only made it worse, like I was a failure. I feel your pain, well, not literally.... : )

[@vladaspuchalskij7162]

Omg I had the same story, teacher couldn't handle with me and my quitness so she decided that I should repeat my first grade haha

[@tajmarie1329]

I didn't repeat the first grade because my parents had gotten the school board involved who had blazed a fire under my principal's arse. However, it did create a stigma given that I was in a first grade class for the first two days for which I was supposed to be in the second grade.

[@JibnaIsTaken]

It's like you fucking lived with me, dead on with the INTP description. Thanks for this mate

[@ashleylucero344]

I am INTP and my dad is ENTP and I feel like I’ve inherited so many of the things you talk about for ENTP’s like “thinking they’re dying” (I am a major hypochondriac and give myself panic attacks over nothing) except my dad drives safely for the most part and I drive fast and am really good at it (like the car is a part of my body). I have taken tons of tests and used your type grid, and watched all comparison videos and am still sure I am INTP.

[@yeahrightbear8883]

I have always had a fear that I have an intellectual disability and that I just don't realize it because everyone else just plays along. For instance I was in a store and saw a person who either had down syndrome or some kind of severe intellectual disability and he stared at me and waved and sang a song to me. I just went along with it and played nice and told him that was very good even though it wasn't. It was terrible. So my fear is that there are things that I am doing that I think are good because everyone else tells me it's good but really they are just being nice to me because I am mentally handicapped.