How the INTP Learns Differently.

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[@yeah9071]

It is essential for every INTP to learn English, It's the only thing that will open the worlds information for you through the internet.

[@willnash7907]

I got from non-speaking child to proficient teenager and now I'm writing English literature, couldn't agree more.

[@sonias9722]

people ask me if I've traveled a lot, no, I just listen to KZbin and read in english all the time!

[@Rafaeldolm73]

My native language is Brazilian Portuguese and learn English really was important to open my mind to learn different things, one of those things is learn more about my INTP personality type and consequently about myself and in the middle of this process I've just realized that I am a fucking genius bitch, better than Albert Einstein, and I'm sure I'll chance the world into different stage of development and all conception of life we have nowadays, but probably you bitches won't know if it's really gonna happen if you don't fucking subscribe to my channel, I just want to thank you'll for all support and love, peace and blessings, Billy Jack/ earth CEO.

[@ngotran0412]

Totally agree

[@tiredironrepair]

Irrelevant

[@GenshinX]

Switch to speed 1.5x and it plays better.

[@lilithdelmar]

ahahah thank you so much!! I hate slow talk

[@valarieknight7990]

I had it up to 2x and still boring! lol

[@mwilk9189]

Thanks much better:)

[@frankieellis2767]

Louis Revel thanks, I hate slow talkers.

[@BryanSalyersXD]

Wow it sounds like a real person talking now, thanks.

[@_VISION.]

How INTPs Watch KZbin Videos: speed on 1.25x and up.

[@Chatoyancify]

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[@rosewhite---]

I skip most intros to get to the facts.

[@duskyracer8800]

Also, I learn more from KZbin and other websites than I do at school. I may learn more things at school but I learn more useful and interesting things that stick with me then at school.

[@duskyracer8800]

Im only 14 and I get so bored in school. Everything but math is either pointless or too easy and slow and I get so bored.

[@Talkingwithfamouspeople]

Of course you are bored. You need debate. I have another video for you. Here's a 14 year old debater on my squad. Doesn't this look badass? kzbin.info/www/bejne/aX2wlIemebCfm6s

[@Rmiriuk]

I had the same problem when I started teaching, I wanted to show that knowledge is more than memorize, that everything is more than it seems, but its hard to make people want to learn more than want a good grade.

[@forfor5169]

I'm an INTP 15 year old, and I'm fed up with high school. I'm going to my junior college next year and this summer because of it. Teachers are terrible at teaching things the way I want them taught. When I learn math, I need to learn how each theory was developed, why this is there and exactly everything about everything so I can use the information and build upon the idea. Even in science, they don't go into depth about things, they just brush over topics. Hopefully college will be better for me, I'm starting next year. I agree with your idea on the way I learn language as well. I am a decent writer because I read a lot of good books with perfect grammar, and I know the pattern and rhythm the words have when they fit together correctly. English teachers don't do anything, just tell you how to write essays (I suppose practice does help).

[@breakingthemasks]

Naomi ... well said. I can confirm all of that.

[@KjKase]

I'm an INTP and I dropped out of highschool in grade 10 cause I found it so boring, the thing I hated most was in math they would teach you to do one thing and not tell you why and so I couldn't make sense of WHY certain equations worked (which was kinda necessary for me, 3brown 1blue is a great channel for learning why and how many equations work, btw). I ended up finding everything much more interesting if I learned on my own at home and I self taught and took a test after for my diploma, but I'd suggest you don't do that.. I regret it, my social skills took a big hit and I never went to college and I'm still trying to recover from it and I'm 25.. It's probably best to just grind through it, College will be better because you get to choose what you study and they go much more in depth.

[@KPpsy]

college is the same way, been there done that, Naomi

[@KPpsy]

I'm glad I'm not the only INTP that is bad at math, they didn't teach me Jack! just memorizing a bunch of math facts. My strongest subject has always been English. I scored the highest in English. They knew I was smart but didn't challenged me all I got was a ceremony award for it

[@ryuyamazaki6951]

Don't expect something so good from your college. You must learn both from the outside world and the college.

[@TRichards66]

Interesting point about INTPs needing to know the whole system, when I am learning something completely new I almost feel flat out dumb trying to piece what I know together. That is until I know enough that I can work out a "system" and then it just clicks and at that point usually I will jump from being far behind my peers to quite far in front and much more able to manipulate the information I know to make it work for me.

[@sfam5920]

This is exactly me in med school. I'm insanely slow at piecing info together bc I need to understand everything and then put it in a system before memorizing it. Other students are like, no just memorize, memorize. And I feel like I don't know much until the day of the test and I end up doing way better than the average ☠️

[@rosewhite---]

Do other INTP's find this guy irritating?

[@classyrose8639]

Rose White yes

[@limewarrircat4292]

Yes,needs to be more faster. Mind needs more storm...toooo chilll

[@ryuyamazaki6951]

Too much.

[@Ignasimp]

I found him irritating at first. Bit now i got used to him and i quite like the way he explains.

[@HikaruSorano05]

As an INTP with ADHD, I can understand while he's all over the place when explaining something. You need to explain everything to make sure that the first concept is clear.

[@brandonstout6164]

Aristotle is that you?

[@itsjustnadia]

omg right? who is this guy?? that's pretty much how i always imagined aristotle, talking about stuff with a cigarette in his mouth and judging the educational system

[@Anonymous_Eyeballs]

Lmfaoooooooo

[@TheOriginalGankstar]

Supposedly, Socrates was an ENTP.

[@kangkankrishnasarmapegu7789]

@@TheOriginalGankstar couldn't be more trueeee... This guy exudes socrates the entp

[@timtim9o5]

Yeah, learning style was a major if not the main motivator for me getting into the MBTI so deeply. My Idea was one of self mastery in order to improve my educational experience. This is pretty interesting, thanks.

[@JohnSunara]

I am a INTP. In school, I could never pay attention to the teacher. I would just day dream, or try to pay attention. Though, I could never "comprehend". I would always, have to go home and teach myself later. Just using examples from the textbook. When it came to audio lectures. It is like, I was listening to a lecture in a another language that I was not familiar with. In the sense, I had to listen to the lecture first. Then convert to my own language second. Also, taking notes are very important to me. My own modified mind maps help a lot.

[@usamazahid5641]

Come on your were living my life in your past...I told someone that I never understand whatever my teacher is explaining ...He said dude There might be something wrong with you mind...

[@PowerRedBullTypology]

I think the Ti function makes your system prefer teaching yourself. Just like the Fi function makes it's user first internalize feelings of others before being able to respond to it, in Ti the same thing is happening where everything is still first filtered through your Ti and logical internal ordering system before it can be stored. So all information that comes in, must be located in the right spot before progressing into the next thing. If people teach you stuff while you have no interaction with the person (which prevents you to be able to ask things if unclear) then your system can not accept it, because it is unclear where or how to store information. This problem is not there when teaching yourself things, because when things are unclear you will look into it more until it's clear before progressing. Ti wants everything to be clear and by preference breaks information down into it's core principles, which gives the user a deep understanding of the subject, rather than a superficial understanding if the material was digested right away without breaking it down.

[@alex3078]

Are INTP the kind of people who can get bored of things a lot and start learning about other things instead?? One that just cant say sometimes?? Cause Im not really sure about that, is it still considered??

[@Talkingwithfamouspeople]

Yes for sure, boredom and impatience with a given set of ideas is within normal INTP behavior.

[@CR4393]

Exactly this, often I can read the first sentence of a concept, if it is interesting sure I will continue. If not odds are i'll close the tab immediatly and really... the tab would never have been opened in the first place if I wasn't intrigued by it immediatly. Perhaps a better example would be, if someone is trying to explain an idea to a group and I don't care for it i'll be doing something else on my phone or thinking about something else no more than 30 seconds into the explanation.

[@breadcrumbs1472]

Jumin Han yeah

[@rosewhite---]

Yes! And we drop the new thing as soon as we realise we can't find anyone else who is enthusiastic about it. Majority of people stop learning the moment they leave kindergarten then just accept whatever teachers/professors/colleagues tell them.

[@Yodadrinkzoda1]

Jumin Han I never ever get bored

[@PowerRedBullTypology]

For me it feels very differently to learn something (fast enough) compared to figuring stuff out myself. I find figuring stuff out a lot more satisfying, because it actually requires the creativity of my mind to do something, while when I'm learning something that is prefab, my creativity is bored more easily. Also if I learn something myself, I seem to retain the information better too, possibly because I actually had fun doing that, while digesting prefab stuff just feels a bit more boring. I'm absorbing data/information, but not nessisarily thinking about it much myself. It's a more passive way of thinking to absorb information that is presented opposed to information that is 'created'in a more active manner. Solving stuff myself has more that sort of game element to it,like solving a sort of puzzle/decoding some concept into it's basic elements...

[@grumpyschnauzer]

Finally someone who gets it!!! I never understand teachers who get hell bent when certain students are not grasping their boring content. XSXPs are likely to do best when interacting with information versus someone passively learning via audio/visual. I used to try to take notes and spent too much time reading as I write and couldn’t understand or remember the whole picture. I’d have to trust that I can visually and audibly take in the information without looking at notes to understand the whole concept. Didn’t help with some teachers who taught and tested detailed information. We have different ways of learning and the teacher is ONE PERSONALITY teaching the material. Of course, some students are gonna struggle. The one teacher cannot meet all the learning needs and modalities of ALL students. Unfortunately, those students who struggle can sometimes be treated badly by the teacher delaying learning even more because the student is not supported in their strength.

[@ntsomewhere885]

Yes. Thank you for all your videos. I'm enjoying diving into them randomly. You've been putting out good content for a long time.

[@Talkingwithfamouspeople]

Glad to hear it!

[@thelandisgreen7499]

I don't think you understand how much this video has helped me. I started investigating dif learning styles after & I've identified why I have problems retaining info in a visual manner.

[@shofarsogood7504]

i feel like i have to learn how we learn, then teach others so they can teach accordingly...like an ISTP I get really frustrated with how people"teach"

[@user-um7tw6kx4r6]

I like your name

[@drsalka]

The jaded, wage slave part i can relate to heavily. Its depressing...

[@newhhenning]

I would just like to add that as an infp I like to be left to figure some of if not most of the work out. I am currently in academics, so I feel my comment should have some weight. Subjects like physics, maths and other sciences are amazing for this. I always managed to get a real grip on a subject when explaining it to others while quickly teaching myself from my notes or text book.

[@PowerRedBullTypology]

I think the longer beard looks cool on you Eric.

[@jamesmalonda1521]

Has anyone ever told you you look like Socrates? lol

[@Talkingwithfamouspeople]

Yes, I have been told that. It depends on the length of the beard, I think. :-)

[@sonias9722]

I find it so hard to find a job that fits me

[@davidfox8785]

Sonia S .. I am forty and I still have the same problem.. it’s not that what fits me it’s I will do it until I have every aspect figured out then I am done.. when there is nothing left to learn I am done.. I may spend some time testing tweeks to their system, but after that I am done.. I have worked so many career paths in so many fields that I don’t think a life’s career is a possibility for INTP types..

[@user-um7tw6kx4r6]

bookmarking 4:53 5:43 7:50 8:48 10:45

[@florniov]

I'm glad that there are people getting involved with this issue, we really need a valid solution for this problem.

[@Talkingwithfamouspeople]

Thanks, Floris! I'm sorry I didn't respond sooner. I'm normally right on top of comments, but comments on this video slipped through the cracks somehow.

[@dr.jddagondon5684]

He strays way too much from the topic promised in the vid title. Most of it is just information that most people know, only said more "intellectually" but fails to maintain the attention span of its audience. Oh well, I guess most INTPs would easily get bored of this.

[@Talkingwithfamouspeople]

yeah, not my best video. I've made many, and they run the gamut.

[@mjlover1801]

As an INTP, I got incredibly bored by watching this. Not much substance here, but good job I guess.

[@Li07pi]

As an Intp I fell the need to know everything even if it’s useless at the end, I feel I have to know even the little things

[@Li07pi]

Besides that I have adhd and if it’s not even remotely interesting my brain doesn’t do brain stuff

[@sjin3475]

I am deeply intrigued with your videos. I am not for sure if I am an INTP type, myself, but I took multiple tests online (which I am not sure if all or some are accurate or not) and the results all lead to me being an INTP. Perhaps, I am not one. I might've been mislead. Maybe, I think differently than how I act. Perhaps, I am an INTP type. I can relate to this type but I am not sure if I can relate to it, completely. Even if I really am an INTP, I might be a bit different, especially with how I express myself. Maybe I pretended to be this personality that fitted with everyone else's and got so used to it that I learnt how to "express" my feelings. Also, I have not read or researched much about these MBTI types. I have a question. Can your MBTI personality type change? Can it completely change? Can you change your personality type, yourself? Do you think external factors can determine one's type? And what do you think my personality type is? Were the tests that I took accurate? And why do I question things so much? LMAO This comment is so long.

[@Talkingwithfamouspeople]

Well, foremost, no it doesn't change, but other things do, so it may express very differently at different times in your life. You sound like either an INTP or an ENTP like me, based on the tiny sample size of this comment. S types tend not to question so much the nature of things.

[@Ignasimp]

@Shunya i'm an INTP and I can be so talkative. It depends on who I'm whith. When I'm with friends and with people who I don't know at the same time i can be the most talkative in the group because i have the commodity of being with friends and the challange of knowing new and interesting people at the same time. When I'm just with my friends I don't talk that much because I get bored of how predictable they are and when I'm only with strangers i get too anxious to be talkative, and I find it hard to start a conversation without knowing what the others find interetsing.

[@ikantongkolpedas1776]

You are absolutely an INTP

[@duskyracer8800]

I want to learn information and understand it. If I can read it and come just as close to the truth then Id much rather do that because it gets me there faster. Im in and interest in my mind then in and interested in the physical space around me. All I want to do is understand it. If it starts to bore me then I dont find reason to continue.

[@Talkingwithfamouspeople]

Please see my other replies to your comments and watch the links I included. You need to have your inner warrior unleashed upon wrongness.

[@helenarodrigues7646]

Yeah, same here. It's like the information given to you has to be processed by your mind before your fully understanding of such. I have the need to make my own schemes. It's so frustrating because you feel like the person explaining something to you doesn't grasp the concept fully because the way they explain it to doesn't fit your models of thinking, but turns out that you are wired differently. I so much time 'just' organizing information in order to fit my thought process. Glad I found this MBTI thing. Cheers.

[@Jaxy451]

INTPs learn independently. They dont really need ro be taught. They are also not particularly visual. They learn by listening or reading. Auditory. They have good memories. They don't need to write things down. They recollect by thinking through the teaching while they are hearing it and in that process forming natural memory associations. This is my personal experience as an INTP.

[@Jaxy451]

I in fact got my Phd in Archaeology without ever attending a single archaeology class and had no academic background in Archaeology. My background was in History. I taught myself how to write music in my 40s. I have numerous other specialties and skills, all of which I evolved just by pursuing my own interests. While I can't say that all INTPs are like that, I strongly suspect they must in general have at least some of those attributes.

[@Jaxy451]

Though I never learnt one note if music from anyone I have now written, composed, recorded and produced 5 albums. The o ly help I've had doing that is a studio engineer. I never required a producer, an arranger or any other collaborative musicians.

[@Jaxy451]

I wouldn't worry too much about INTPs. It's the other 15 types that may need some assistance.

[@jimiweezer]

I was just recently asking people why we drill words into children like showing them pictures of animals and then showing them the name of the animal. Like on a set of flashcards. It’s my feeling that these are things that a child should naturally be able to pick up on their own🤔🤷🏻‍♂️

[@itubeyoublah]

an 11 min blah blah blah on INTP - he just doesn't get it does he INTPs sized him up after 10sec ;)

[@Talkingwithfamouspeople]

And then continue to size him up for the next ten years because he's just so damn deep ;-)

[@intpramble9368]

About the writing voice. I started out behind on reading, (not surprising, they had no idea I had ADD at the time), even once I was caught up, I was just bored with reading because the books they had us reading was just boring. I watched a lot of TV instead and there were a lot of times where I just mimicked what I watched. haha I guess that's why.

[@lydiasullivan6717]

INTP Ramble Saaaaaaamme. They put me in a sort of remedial reading group off to the side with some other kids cause I was so behind- meanwhile I absolutely loved animal planet and especially the top most extreme animals series. As soon as I caught up I shot ahead of my classmates and was considered above average, but to this day I loathe annotations and have never enjoyed or completed anything I was "suppose" to read to be "cultured" or whatever excuse they used. I love reading and writing, but the kind taught in school is usually so devoid of anything I'd consider fun, that it's almost physically painful to do it.

[@AsiyaIammuah]

i love dancing with information!! this is why school was suckyyyy

[@Ignasimp]

Eric, do you or anyone in the comment section know which would be the best way to learn to read music? Would the approach to learn how to read music be different depending on the personality type? I'm most certainly an INTP.

[@sarahcrisp9194]

WHOA o.O An INTP elder...

[@jebediahsemporium1621]

I am a supposed INTP according to my perceptions of my own type functions. The issue of how strong my Ne is has bothered me a little bit. I have, however, seen you test Ne by assessing the natural ability for one to detect the cadence and rhythm in language. In my experience, the ways that syllable structure and stress work in language comes very naturally to me. In fact, I am a polyglot. I speak 5 languages. The first compliment I get in any language is how native-sounding my accent is. Even in a language such as Japanese, where the pitch accent system works completely differently from a stress-based system like English, I naturally am able to perceive and reproduce pitch accent. Would you say that this is indicative of strong Ne? Thanks

[@lazar2949]

I think i agree with you 100%. By the way, are you intp? You don't sound like that, you can talk fast and meaningfully at the same time. Or im seeing intps in the wrong way? I'm new to all this and i don't believe that we can be categorized in 16 groups, but there are some patterns in behaviour of people in the same groups for sure. I really have troubles with talking, i have so much to say but i'm unable to do it. I'm much better at writing, can express my self fully that way but i would like to get better at talking... i like debates. Im still young(18) and maybe will that naturally come or is a thing that i have to practice? It would be nice to hear your advice if you are intp because i really doubt i ever met intp in my place. Thanks.

[@PowerRedBullTypology]

He is ENTP

[@fisch8730]

Do you mean to say that visual learners don't subvocalize? If so, how would you describe the NJ mental mode?

[@Talkingwithfamouspeople]

This is an excellent question and I don't know the answer to it.

[@malvin946]

do other INTP;s want him to come straight to the points then beating around the bush. the whole info he's providing can be fitted within 7 minutes of the video. besides he is annoying af

[@sanjibraj69]

I became too cynical of college and now i've got a 2.5gpa. what do i do? 😭

[@ericolofsson]

Trained myself to read without "self talk" still counts as auditory lerning?

[@Talkingwithfamouspeople]

Auditory learning really refers to "comfort in dealing with binary abstractions." Being an auditory learner means that you learn via symbols and language alone - you deal with language directly rather than needing to link back to experience before knowing what to do with the words. The metaphysician - INTP, ENTP, INFJ, ENFJ - operates in a dimension of relative certainty. We're concerned with the relationships between symbols, claims, arguments, and statuses. If we understand those relationships, then we understand how to legitimize stuff without needing to consider the specific content of the thing much. All matters in dispute can be determined via reduction to, and calculation of, universal rules. So, really, you are a metaphysician, not an auditory learner. But those are the same thing, as people normally mean the latter term.

[@ericolofsson]

Thanks!" That makes alot of sens

[@KK4CNM]

At what age do you think MBTI can be applied?

[@Talkingwithfamouspeople]

4th or 5th grade, you can tell the dominant function for sure. Younger even, if you are a family member. But I don't feel confident about my conclusions until 4th grade for some, 5th for most.

[@Talkingwithfamouspeople]

Anonymous I will make a video on this.

[@bluegiant13]

Multiple intelligences is debunked pseudo-science.

[@Titan-fk2fi]

Why in the foucking hell the video keeps on lagging?!

[@internetresident3894]

Did you try to turn it off and on again?

[@valarieknight7990]

YAaaawn, for god's sakes get to the point! 16month later and I'm still waiting for him to tell me what I came here for. Perhaps if he quit playing with his cigarette and focus on what he was talking about.... lol

[@Talkingwithfamouspeople]

Oh Valerie. Here try this one. It's five minutes: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6TdlqdqpL6El7c Or choose from one of our other INTP videos: kzbin.info/door/6LNCcMzybvNuABUKmOF9zgsearch?query=INTP

[@jcohen2930]

Yes, you are so losing me on this...I'm struggling to stay focused here...

[@nelsontragura1441]

Just stick to the rules like ESTJs: Here are the rules to learning: The Vatican owns your ass. Cognitive functions are in fours or in eights, learn to organize them. TiNiFiSi = TeNeFeSe...yep it is like a business presentation. Life is a game if all you want to do is make money. Never talk about American politics. never listen to American politics. Visual and Auditory is the way to go. Continue to see your notes periodically, try to record your voice talking about those notes...you will realize your voice is heavenly after all.

[@elsagrace3893]

Learning happens without a teacher. I don't need a teacher or anyone to learn something. Babies are t taught to crawl or walk.

[@Talkingwithfamouspeople]

You only think that because you've not been asked to compete intellectually in a zero sum fashion against others as smart as yourself. One who thinks she needs no teacher has never been meaningfully tasked to learn more and faster than she finds easy.

[@igrewold]

a teacher does not only teach material but does teach other things as well like thinking, strategies, tips & tricks...etc. of course I am not talking about regular teachers, just the non-ordinary ones.

[@SpoonForkSPORK]

It is easy to be your own teacher, especially out of school and in the real world.

[@skotizo]

Too many people see teacher's job as teaching, which it isn't. All that a teacher is there to do is inspire learning. In a sense, this means you don't "need" a teacher per-se. With that said, they fulfill a vital function in the process. You have to get the inspiration somewhere or you will never learn.

[@igrewold]

Spoon Fork That is not true. You can not be a teacher and a student at the same time. Who was the teacher of Yoda and who was his student? Did Yoda teach himself everything?

[@Mesh-xp8ce]

I'm an intp I think alot but I'm not that smart why??💔

[@RustyShakleford1]

Mesh 3366 you need to work on diversifying your knowledge and your Intp brain ends up tying it all together in one big complex world model to base your decisions off of

[@duskyracer8800]

This video is amazing I wish I could get this is school

[@Talkingwithfamouspeople]

I encourage you to look into some afterschool programs around your area! The activity, Speech & Debate, is something to greatly benefit from! - Abe

[@SBecktacular]

this intp had to turn you off after the cigarette and drink....lol..."shrugs"

[@Talkingwithfamouspeople]

so... are you under the impression that I drink alcohol? I don't. Regardless, if you are judging the merits of my words on such irrelevancies, then you are a weak-ass INTP indeed.

[@SBecktacular]

no it wasn't so much that as your unprofessional attitude ...you just appeared to be flippant and I had a hard time taking you seriously.

[@Talkingwithfamouspeople]

Again, irrelevant. Do you normally have a hard time distinguishing relevant information from irrelevant? That's common for ISFPs, INFPs, and both kinds of SFJ. Have you read the descriptions of those types to see if perhaps one fits you better than does INTP?

[@brockgeorge6437]

Though it is of course doubtlessly true that his passive aggressive tone and false assumption (the alcohol), are quite understandably irritating for a content producer such as yourself (and especially a content producer who's primary mode of perception and communication are Ne Ti [in any order really but obviously in that order in your case as an ENTP as you are obviously more than well aware]), do you not perhaps think that it would be easier to persuade him to take a step back and give further consideration to the notion that there is at least an inkling of a chance that he might have made the extremely common and perfectly understandable mistake of mis-typing himself? And I get that the tone with which you describe the facts does not in and of itself have any bearing on the reality of those facts, but if he is indeed an IxFP or xSFJ, then returning harshness for harshness will undoubtedly achieve precisely the opposite of that which you are trying to achieve. And of course if he is an INTP, which seems reasonably suspect to me as well, and even though most MBTI cognisent INTPs know better than to not take ENTPs tone with a grain of salt, which would of course justify the tone of your response, then that means you were wrong in the first place, which for reasons apparent to the both of us, is not likely to be the case. Just a thought, I'm not trying to pick a fight, I just think that it might be useful to consider. -Actual INTP Edit: Also a big fan of your channel by the way, on an entirely unrelated note...but then again if I wasn't I wouldn't have bothered to take the time to share my thoughts on this matter but I figured I might as well state that admiration explicitly anyways.

[@user-um7tw6kx4r6]

sbecktacular - are you sure you aren't just some elitist idiot