Things you LOVE when you're an INTP

[@NocturnalCachalot]

Sort of fun that seemingly quite a few INTPs (glad I am not the only one) talk about "humans" or "human beings" while excluding themselves (by mistake or on purpose) 😂

[@greenlimabean]

We intp know we arnt only human beings. We are spiritual beings having a physical experience.

[@NocturnalCachalot]

@@greenlimabean Sort of 😁 I usually say that I am my mind and my thoughts and my physical self is the shell or physical expression I use to collect sensory and other input.

[@greenlimabean]

@@NocturnalCachalot nice. And one step further is that the mind is a shell.

[@Ignasimp]

I always talk in third person when talking about groups of people, even if i am part of that group. I do it without realizing, but it's better to avoid bias.

[@kkech1]

Fckn normies, reeeeeeeeeeee!

[@AnEloquentQuill]

Finally. A vid I can send people when they ask about all my tabs. "I'm not abandoning projects half way, I'm perfecting ten things at once. Sit down and watch, you might learn something about a high functioning diverging convergent." Thankyou Nathan.

[@yourmindisyours1731]

Talk yourself up some more why don’t you? Say that in the real world in 99% of people would tell to get over yourself.

[@AnEloquentQuill]

@@yourmindisyours1731 99% of people wouldn't give a fuck. But there's always that 1% who do and they hide in KZbin comments eating their own damn hearts out.

[@karencolpitts732]

Feel that! I get roasted every meeting for my tabs

[@junkmail6274]

Holy crap, so I'm not the only one with over 1000 tabs open???!?!

[@KatherineLWince]

Hi, my name is Katherine L., and I am a tabaholic.

[@fififormson7742]

Your ability to understand what makes people tick is mindboggling. Also you have a smooth style that is so easy to listen to. Your page is one of the few where I always feel like I'm learning. As an INTP myself, with most people I eventually get the impression that they run out of original insights and I stop viewing their content. So far, you seem to bucking this trend...well done!!!

[@PippiOnePointOh]

I agree. Other videos say the same exact things over and over. Even the same phrases. Not so with these videos. Always new information.

[@simondoesstuff]

Yes his clear headed expertise of the subject rubs off on all of us.

[@yaboigreenbean7438]

Yeah same I thought I was the only person to look at the 1000 videos of the same topic just to grab any good information on it and find out there’s more on the vid I skipped and I’m to lazy to read to go on articles

[@infernal..]

What's bucking

[@CricketRodeo]

@@infernal.. ditching / overcoming?

[@chrisb9143]

"INTPs can work 20 hours a day on something they love" My coworker arriving in the morning : "Did you work all night ? Did you eat, drink, sleep ?" Me : "Wait it's morning ? Eating, drinking, sleep ? Ah sh*t I knew I forgot something important... About that, where are the toilets again ?"

[@makaniwebb9358]

That's so true. I constantly forget meals.

[@galdutro]

As an INTP with ADHD, this happens with me a lot! But, usually with things that some would call procrastinating 😰

[@soulripper4423]

same for me but i didnt find a job yet where that happens

[@YoBro88]

When I worked at the university, I often worked through the night until the cleaning ladies started work in the morning. Then I always rush home so that no colleagues see me. The problem with meals was that no food was available in the middle of the night. There were only snack and coffee machines.

[@ginotsun]

And then rest for the whole day like a corpse

[@jiayiping2717]

Things INTPs love: saw an INTP video right after waking up😄

[@temsujamir1358]

😅👍😅😅

[@rengoku9249]

Same here😂

[@filipakomy6271]

That "I mean us." was on point 😂

[@gnice123]

I was just about to comment on that lol... Sometimes I forget I'm part of the species I'm analyzing when dealing with humans lol

[@BL00DYR0S31]

@@gnice123 I catch myself doing that all the time and yet I wonder why people still equate us as robots.😅 You’d think I’d learn my lesson but apparently not.

[@saranonimus9211]

Right? My friends find it a bit unnerving when I refer to "the humans." 😬

[@makaniwebb9358]

@@gnice123 Same.

[@ceilinh6004]

@@saranonimus9211 Use the phrase, "My fellows humans," to reassure them. It will help them to realize that you are, in fact, truly a real human being, and not pretending at all.

[@Alexandra_939]

Easily one of the best description/explanation of the mind of INTPs, everything was on point, especially the part about the "eureka moment", it truly is the best feeling in the world.

[@greenlimabean]

I love that feeling so much. "I understand!"

[@user-uo8mx3cv5k]

Also, sometimes we won't be content if we simply just understand something, usually we have a habit of straightening out everything in our thoughts even if it isn't really important to, and then that's what we would call the "eureka moment". It's like straightening out a spaghetti, most people would have no problem just consuming it, but we need it to be perfect in our thoughts

[@Martins_Musings]

Yes the eureka moment, crack for an INTP

[@BEBAY]

@@Martins_Musings 😂😂😂

[@CiaoColeG]

It makes me dance inside and sometimes outside too!!

[@leahdelaughter1756]

Things you love as an INTP -Fixed systems -concretising knowledge -schedule-less-ness -Between the tabs -puzzles

[@thebigredwagon]

I have conversations spiral into areas that seem completely unrelated and it’s incredibly satisfying when I join them all together into a seamless coherent narrative. People often say to me that they can never believe how wide ranging our conversations can go. Until I knew I was an INTP has thought that I was just scattered brained but now I see that I see patterns and at times things look like they fit and don’t but when they do I know it. I can make crazy predictions and they come true.

[@greenlimabean]

An estj said to me, "You always have a unique perspective." I interpreted that as her actually seeing me. I wanted to reply, but social skills self training over the years taught me not to, "Yes, I do have a unique perspective. I'm impressed that you can see it."

[@rsngfrce]

Very well said.

[@Fernnid0_likes_MBTI]

Yeah, I used to think I was scatter-brained to, I now realise that I just randomly, subconsciously change the subject because it’s something I was resettle interested in, or made a very loose connection with something that wasn’t even that relevant

[@rsngfrce]

@@Fernnid0_likes_MBTI EVERYTHING is relevant to an INTP.

[@markharris1617]

I make predictions that come true!

[@owendanerosco1871]

The satisfaction of finding a field with a system that is consistent and fixed, while still having a potential breakthrough that can be created through ''creativity,'' can make INTPs "rationally insane." Sometimes, they can also intuitively ''feel'' that that field is perfect from them.

[@erezsolomon3838]

For me it's physics

[@GmexGamer_MCPE_Creator]

Absolutely agree! and that for me is robotics - In particular Artificial Intelligence

[@bez1196]

Yeah I'm beginning to realize this about myself

[@NotABirdd]

does psychology count

[@张正-s5v]

as a cs student,for me is coding

[@greenlimabean]

Intp here. I can't , won't, and literally CANNOT follow a recipe. It's not that I refuse to; it's that I can't bring myself to do it. It's like slowly killing my soul if I follow the directions and carefully measure. I learned the fixed system of cooking and baking when I was younger. With the knowledge of ratios of ingredients and temps, I must create my own food, using a recipe for ideas only. My cakes don't always come out moist . Sometimes they are too wet. I don't care. It was the process and I decided in the moment what and how much to pour in. A fixed system that I must change, play with, explore

[@PippiOnePointOh]

I very much agree with this. Recipes are for ideas/guidelines only. I quickly scan the recipe and then I’m like, “okay, seems easy enough.” And then I just go for it, changing it wherever I see fit.

[@leagarner3675]

Just curious...when driving, do you find yourself taking a different route to a routine destination, just to shake things up a bit?

[@Elodie_N_INTJ_Analyzes]

INFJ, and I do the same. I just can't follow strictly a recipe, in particulat when I think there is too much sugar, I remove sugar. Or let's add a little of this ingredient, to see what happen and to know how the taste will be. Unconsciously want to explore new possibilities, it's stronger than me. Sorry I can't stick to conventional things. My brother is INTP.

[@cazbee6126]

@@leagarner3675 I'm an INFJ and a route varier! But I find the INTP loves going the same way each and every time. This includes going to the same cafe for the same breakfast each and every Sunday year after year. They seem to favour consistency in the physical.

[@leagarner3675]

@@cazbee6126 nah, not me. I listen to the same music, watch the same movies.... Also change up recipes.

[@user-zl1gp6rt6e]

One of the things I notice that gives me joy is making concepts or pieces of information simpler, it's like finding the perfect shape to keep it easier

[@greenlimabean]

I've always wished someone who used be dumb in math, but eventually figured it out, would teach me math. They would know how to simplify it for a novice to understand it.

[@user-zl1gp6rt6e]

@@greenlimabean wouldn't it take a lot of time?

[@drakephysecron6775]

Einstein said saomething along the line of you only understand something if you can explain it simply enough. So yeah you are definitely an intp.

[@lishayost44]

My lifelong goal is to make ALL of life as simple as possible.

[@stevedavenport1202]

Actually, this is a talent many INTPs posess.

[@vitalisdespiritos4459]

I'm an interior painter. This line of work has allowed me the opportunity to spend my hours, learning a multitude of subjects per day. The monotony drives me crazy, but I can't resist the ability to absorb knowledge. It also helps that I work alone.

[@dannyhodson2525]

I'm an intp and this is pretty accurate. I love to look into the stuff I find interesting and jump between these things I find interesting constantly. I like mbti because it helps me to understand people a little better and after just a few hours of it I began being able to fairly accurately type people around me after a little bit which helps me understand them a bit better

[@thebreadknight1209]

As an INTP I’ve always like chaos, without necessarily knowing why. It was always fun, but I figured that there wasn’t necessarily a reason why. Know I think I know why. I think that the part I like is figuring it out. Making peace within the chaos, and being able to navigate it without much issue. In a world of chaos all you need is to understand it’s pattern and you can avoid it thoroughly.

[@pearlsb45wine]

Brilliant as always. I love how you so eloquently managed to say "loves fixed systems because they're deeply insecure & fear making mistakes more than perhaps even murder, but they'd think of all the ways they'd screw that up too & end up not doing it." 🖤 INTP

[@ghgh5611]

the black heart is menacing

[@pearlsb45wine]

@@ghgh5611 ikr? But I've earned it

[@Jennie8684]

As an ENTP married to an INTP for 30 years, I can testify that your comments about the difference with respect to systems is 100% accurate.

[@zaidarivas7152]

OMG, I am obsessed with personality theory for the reasons stated above. I wish I understood people in order to predict behavior and it takes all of the surprises out of things. You're amazing, love watching your videos.

[@adhithjackson9583]

*Chef's kiss approval from an INTP

[@andyp5002]

Big fan man. I'm not an INTP, but love gathering patterns. Earlier today I was having an existential crisis imbued with a little nihilism, then watched an anime which oddly tied into it all. This spurred the idea for a story I started writing, which helped spur the idea for other outlets. Interesting how easily things can connect like that

[@sooooooooDark]

2150 tabs lost them like 2 weeks back, when restarting firefox they were gone and only the last 25 could be recovered a burden has lifted from my shoulders, but it still hurts 😔

[@sarahfender8400]

I have an absolute maze of ever expanding bookmarks. For some odd reason i'm now putting thesis ideas in the recipie section. One day it will make sense.

[@kristae.7686]

404 error: File not found - (My) INTJ brain

[@Multitudes_]

Ooh wow. Had a similar experience a while back. Same mixed feelings. 😔 - INFP

[@boejiden9350]

I make myself clean out all my unused tabs as a "chore" every week. It works pretty well but it's also painful

[@lengmodexin]

I really had doubts on if I was really an INTP but after days of obsessing on this, it just clicked that I've been researching things on this over and over further proving that I am one ☠️

[@anon9549]

Being an INTP I know this to all be very true. I am an aerospace engineer and the job I have seeked out allows me to be who I am. I get a lot of satisfaction from quietly, creatively problem solving using the very firm laws of maths and physics as described in this video. There is nothing in my fridge 🤣

[@elifm.zeyveli6873]

Well, I was skeptical about this personality classification thing but this is surprisingly accurate

[@lovewho]

Feel free to check out the other INTP videos on this channel if you’re intrigued! ~ Nathan

[@zatt4086]

Hello, INTP here fixed in your last petition A way to get more views from your already existing suscribers is to repeat the same kind of content you do, wich is what you've been doing, and it works, but if you want to target other type of people maybe changing the things a little bit can be beneficial For example, a lot of people may not know about the basics of the mbti (I'm from the spanish community and this year the topic just exploded on social media, but people often doesn't even know what the letters mean) so with those type of videos you can serve as a resource to other people and a starting point to understand the rest of your content since you are heavily based on the theory Also, the most common scenario are people interested in their own type, but there's also the side of the community that use personality types as a way to know how to deal other people, so videos like "How to seduce the XXXX" are great in that matter, so i reccomend to keep doing those! Also, more of a quastion, what happened to your enneagram series? Those few videos were great, and I've noticed since more people are joining the mbti community usually the next step for them is the enneagram, so if you can be their introduction to it (Either videos of the enneagram as a whole, explaining wings subtypes and tritypes or about a specific enneatype, or sketch videos, relationships between them, examples, how to integrate and what to do when desintegrate, etc) could open a door to new people into your channel I love your content man, you are one of the few to use the proper vocabulary and dig into what it does, keep doing it! Also another question, do you plan to make a video to explain loops and grips of the types? It could be a very helpful video to those who are in a bad place, just an idea

[@TaxingIsThieving]

He's not new to KZbin 😂

[@jess3452]

Dude you must work so hard on these videos editing wise there’s like a cut at the end of every sentence, mad props to you!!

[@jadapinkett1656]

I'm incredibly osmotic when it comes to information. Especially when confronting topics I show interest in. I simply know. I've immersed myself with so many seemingly unrelated points as to create cogent arguments without actually having studied the material.

[@liselotte6384]

A lot of my introversion kind of comes from understanding "the randomness of people" as a fixed system of chaos that is not to be relied upon. It's easier to identify needs, define goals, and make/measure progress on my own.

[@ejred3]

Omg this vid made me feel like someone was taking off all my clothes. I recognized every single theme and area of the INTP (me) to a tee. The tabs items is so true. I think that correlates to contextual thinking, and the ability of metacognition in ENFPs, INFPs, ENTPs, and INTPs. I taught myself a couple of complex systems, but before I did I Collected, classified, analyzed , and eventually after a long period of time I was able to put to use, and monetize. My biggest satisfaction was creating my own systems and implementing it within a global system. It was so much fun. Great vid.

[@destynar]

I shall answer your call. Branch out to connect MBTI with relevant cultural topics. For example: MBTI types in Dune characters and are they consistent with assigned types. Any popular character analysis from MBTI point of view. Politics and MBTI. Another venue is to establish MBTI as something substantial and proven, as it is now viewed by most as some astrology substitute. This would require monitoring of relevant psychological papers and breaking them down to public to unerstand.

[@eytanminski6168]

Check out some of Dario Nardi's work on the neurology of MBTI, there seems to be promising research analyzing the concept of cognitive functions and the four temperaments

[@barkingmad50]

I'll ponder your question & get back to you on that. No guarantee when. (INTP)

[@olikaspelogrejer]

INTP here. To solve the problem of getting more subscribers: I dont like to be told what to do, so I rarely bother to click the subscribe button. But one time I saw a video (I can't remember what it was about but lets say spacetravel) but in the end a ninja showed up out of nowhere and did stunts and talked with a cool ninja voice and told me to subscribe. For like 5 seconds. Then he was gone. I was so baffled and amused that I subscribed instantly. So you can put something unexpected and funny in the end of the video that tells the audience to subscribe. And they just might. That's my two cents. Thank you for the videos!

[@jlu3ai]

Things you love when you're an INTP... Videos about INTP :)

[@sarahstudies8149]

I was listening to a podcast today that mentioned various topics that I’d been searching this week, without knowing that any of these topics would be mentioned. My mind was blown and this made me enjoy it even more.

[@Maria-qe7xf]

Thank you this was so accurate, you should do more INTP videos

[@margaretdrumm6658]

As an INFJ I can relate to the INTP's Ti . . . I have an INTP good friend, and the mix of my Ni, her Ne, and our shared Ti makes for some amazing conversations. I've learned just to let her brain run around like a squirrel, and offer insights where called for. Picking each other's brains is so much fun.

[@glueball214]

this was great. I am currently into the overlaps and differences of the INTxs. Thanks.

[@VeryAsh]

Well put. I'm not sure if this is a universal experience, but I find that I'm kind of fundamentally driven to figure things out... often stuff that seems useless but yields some general concept that I find amazing. It's like watching something like the Sixth Sense, where the twist at the end changes how you see everything else you've known. It's exciting. When I discover something genuinely fascinating, I will get up and walk around/discuss or debate it in my head (Ti), then discuss it with other people (Ne). I love XNTJs for that last step, because they have an entirely different but completely brilliant approach to information. I can't express how excited I get about learning perspective-changing information is and how very, very weird my friends likely think I am because of it.

[@die_Fee__]

That‘s why I love learning about psychology , physics and the universe (dark matter in particular) because it can‘t be explained easily there is almost no end to be found wich makes me really happy…

[@eden_oxo]

This video itself felt like a eureka moment, especially when you mentioned the "finding solutions to things" part. This is why I'm kind of horrible if someone wants to tell me about problems in their life, because I always feel like I need to suggest a solution, when really all they want is someone to listen without judgement or input, which I find hard to do. And also that bit about learning concepts, and then applying them in creative ways also resonates with me a lot.

[@Kai-eo8wz]

Love how straight and without any "distractions" you made this video. I dont know if i like this because i think i suits the type or because im an intp myself... either way i like it. Well done

[@saranonimus9211]

Yes to all that. All the things I love are that, derived from that, or that adjacent. For examples... Information. I know, this sounds basic, but really, this is one area where I'm more quantity over quality. Give me more information, and I'll create the quality. This is even more true where people are concerned. I hate guessing and wondering how people are doing. I want them to tell me. Otherwise, my Ne takes over and I worry myself into anxiety. Process more than product. If I take up a creative hobby...art, cooking, etc...I know I can look up videos from experts and try to follow their methods exactly. That's a Te way of going about it, tho. I want to learn through process, even at the expense of the product. Experimenting and learning through observation is at least half the fun. Homeschooling. The cliches about homeschooling are mostly about religious homeschoolers who are invested in insulating themselves in order to maintain a particular world view. They represent the worst, not the best. Secular homeschooling, which I did for 5 years when my kids were in elementary grades, is the absolute shiznit. All of life becomes education and exploration. As long as we're keeping an eye on grade standards, we're free to prioritize however we see fit. A life defined by freedom and learning...an INTP dream come true!

[@cdenese108]

the years I spent home educating my children have been my favorite years so far

[@saranonimus9211]

@@cdenese108 Me too, though I also had to work outside the home and ran myself ragged. I imagine if I had married rich and got to truly devote myself to it, that would have been paradise.

[@BlackRose4MyDeath]

Congrats to the KZbin algorithm, this channel is definitely worth a subscription. 👏 You just validated my approach to my research. Thanks!

[@arlettasloan6453]

Another big check mark. My eldest sister told me "You're all over the place." because I am talking about things that, to me, are very connected. My Aspergery son would go "That's too random." and then I would explain the connection and he'd go "Okay. Do that more often. Then it's not random." Also, I just realized that teh reason I did not finish this video, before, is that you mention "brain teaser" puzzles and that often INTPs love those, too ... and I went off to do an Anagram and then a Logic Puzzle and then started researching things related to the anagram and forgot that I wanted to find out if I was INTP or no. (sigh) I almost just did it again. Instead, I have interrupted myself twice, just to add to this comment.

[@carlorchard1467]

Interesting. When I was a much younger man, I realized something. Rules exist in an art for two reasons. First, they act as the scaffolding to learn to do the art properly. Second, they serve as the milestone that marks when you no longer need them.

[@joojoobeez]

This was all incredibly accurate but the last point about turning every problem into a puzzle rang especially true. There was a bout of time where I was feeling pretty stuck and unhappy, and I didn't realize it at the time but I was absolutely treating it like a puzzle. It was like I was trying to logic my way through that feeling, trying to understanding and psychoanalyze myself to figure out what was the missing piece. Which led me further down the rabbit hole of learning about psychology. I think this tendency can be somewhat of a strength though because that mindset allowed me to approach that unhappy feeling through a relatively detached and action-oriented perspective, trying to resolve it rather than just wallowing in the feeling.

[@teddie552]

As an INFP watching this I wasn't expecting to be called out on my 50 open tabs...

[@aribat08]

ENTP and I have so many I can't find shit anymore, can't close them all because I'm scare of missing important stuff🗿

[@dragonrider1467]

The max on mine is 99.... I run into it closing old tabs on me on the regular

[@Multitudes_]

@@dragonrider1467 Girl, you need a less oppressive browser

[@Menardy]

@@dragonrider1467 I love how my browser just displays ":D" instead of the actual number of tabs after 99 😂

[@azzadineflitti3344]

@@aribat08 Infp its so Full if you start to Switch on the tabs the Browser Crashes and half of the Stuff gets lost

[@plutozedits]

3:09 that's literally my favorite quote

[@LandofOzOfficial]

"& yes u can use that line in court"🤣perfection. & Damnit man, now I want 2 email u w/ a bullet list of questions 4 u 2 answer about what all u have done 2 trigger the algorithm 4 ur channel & not stop til you've at least 2x ur sub count.

[@AlyssaGrawey]

I wanted so hard to be an INTJ because they seem more interesting and efficient and successful. But I related to everything in this video so much! I'm definitely an INTP.

[@LeCrocTPMK]

I can relate to that. I watched Peaky Blinders and discovered that my favourite character: Thomas Shelby is classified as an INTJ. I sort of envy his decisiveness and confidence in coming to the best decision. No paralysis by analysis. With that said, however, being an INTP has its perks and I've come to appreciate them.

[@TheAnon03]

4:20 INTP here, have 83 tabs open right now. Sometimes I have more open but I'm not on a wiki walk atm.

[@mackennawilson]

Damn! You’re so informative. Previously when I asked what your type is, you didn't answer clearly but now I gotcha!😉 Just got typed by an expert that follows CS Joseph, and it came out INTP. It's been a great struggle for me my whole life and I didn't know these problems are even real! I thought I'm overly different than everyone as I kept struggling to find my real type. Love your videos and you too seem to be stating the exact same things but with in-depth details. Really appreciate the efforts. Thank you and love from Bangladesh.🇧🇩❤

[@Gojo_lives_on]

Turning everything into a puzzle makes so much sense now, As someone that is bilingual with English being my second language, when trying to translate or switch from one language to another, it feels like puzzle pieces fit when I find the perfect word or meaning in the other language, one of the most satisfying moments when speaking to someone, I even pause until the proper word is found and fits perfectly into place

[@cazbee6126]

Just bought a T-shirt for an INTP... "Introverted, but will discuss skinks". And with such deep dives into specific subjects it had me wondering - where is the Ne? Is it in the tabs? Coz they are never closed. And why is everything saved on the desktop ("where it can be found") and just as loose files - NO FOLDERS! Anyhow, I would love some videos on how to recognise the functions in action. And which are the most detectable functions of each type (like, for me, INTP least displays Ne). You have the best content, x INFJ

[@leagarner3675]

Lol

[@bradwilliams7198]

Ne tends to be the idea generator--it's not very apparent to others because it's generally running internally. It just spends all day making random connections between the loose files on the desktop that have no apparent relation to one another. The reason files are just loose is that any ordering system imposes bias that may get in the way of Ne making random connections "outside the box". Most of the unfiltered Ne ideas are meaningless, silly, or illogical. So they aren't generally shared (unless one is trying to be silly) without being first filtered through Ti (to make sure they're logically self-consistent) and Si (to make sure there's some evidence to support them or at least that there's some explanatory power of reality).

[@cazbee6126]

Great explanation, thanks Brad

[@sourgrapes7482]

INTPs display Ne when around Ne doms... like full on ENTP mode. Its the Fe, it makes us mirror the Ne and then it gets amplified

[@avedic]

Haven't hit play yet, but I'm loving ur videos! I'm INTP and one of my favorite things ever, besides my routines, is making plans to socialize...and then the other party cancels. Because it a) proves to others I was totally down to hang out and b) I don't actually have to do it and it's not my fault, and I can lie and say aww shucks I was really looking forward to it. I wasn't. 😏

[@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers]

3:53 Damn, this was so insightful. I feel that I'm productive but in an unfocused way, and I was questioning whether I'm an INTP because I have a load of finished projects to show. -Procrastination- Elite multitasking

[@MTimWeaver]

You mention musical instruments as being a 'fixed system'...another is foreign language study. The rules of the game (grammar, most vocabulary) don't change much. Learn the rules, then adapt it for creative use. The learning curve aspect is also very true about that, too.

[@lori3103]

I'm an ISFJ married to an adorable, tenderhearted INTP. You are so right on about my amazing husband.

[@boonedocksfl2012]

Casinos (Vegas), stripclubs and Pattaya. We love these types of things bc we can exit our head and engage in social interaction in real time and love seeing a system that's outside of the norm. (Im walking around the casino now for the last 2 hours people watching)

[@totonox3932]

Please more xNTP Videos

[@rycoreco633]

Wow! Personal experiences I could relate with are, I was good at listening to songs and playing them on piano from a young age and as I understood the 'system' (or rather, became aware of it's existence) aka relative pitch, I could replicate simple tones on many instruments that I haven't learned before, pretty quick. And I couldn't understand how people couldn't see how it was possible and they'd say I'm a natural and while it did make me feel good it also made me feel..misunderstood or lonely or frustrated to some degree cause it just seemed like 'simple but beautiful logic' that I couldn't get across to other people. I always compare a new story I like with the one I love the most (this one, I didn't just read, I studied, unintentionally). I'd see similar characters (most people would say extremely different), make connections and predict character arcs which almost always turn out right. It's almost insane how the same idea can be written in multitude of ways disguised in different forms. People would completely disregard some things I say, and when I explain to them how I reached that conclusion they would go 'wow! that makes so much sense' The ability to notice systems is something I take pride in. Because one day I would accidentally find out this system has a name and it's something that a lot of people are 'taught' and I'd feel closer to the art on a deeper level.. and of course the irony of still reaching nowhere with it.

[@SpockTheExtreme]

I’m an INTP, and I approve this message!

[@louisemarienietes943]

it is true that I jump from task to other tasks so as to finish them all at once it's quite fun

[@benjamin.belcher]

My man you've got us utterly pegged. Kudos.

[@pcwalter7567]

Well surmised. In order to have more views maybe think about accommodating various preferences which are focused on or portrayed in the mainstream "youtubers" or media. Most of the known populace are sensing in nature so you would do well to add more things that "capture the eye" for the sake of the senses. Just make sure that there still remains a sense of coherence with the visual illustrations (of course I am not referring to the actual words said ordered in a way to make meaningful sentences, I am referring to the visual aesthetic. Motion and flow.) Motion when grand gestures or even ideas are mentioned, flow to bring context and coherence to the table and focus with concentration when details are mentioned. Some people can take in a lot of "finer" details at once while others need "grand gestures" a great sequel to Romeo and Juliet perhaps? I hope you get my point. Keep at what you're doing while broadening your aesthetical focus.

[@HalaHanz]

Now I see it, that’s why I’m obsessed with all the sciences. Facts are facts, you can relay on it, and only can add on into it. And the taps thing is accurate😅

[@theordinary1059]

I've got Plato's allegory of the cave, the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy on Introspection, the weather, tetris and, well, this. I've come to a point in my intellectual journey where almost all answers have a wide array of unexplored implications innately attached to their very essence, in such a way that these "conclusions" cannot exist without previous ones already being true. Thus I have started trying to not lose my mind in my investigation of Metaphysics, trying to seperate mind from reality, trying to not go insane with radical skepticism, finding out what matters to me in acceptance of the unknown/unknowable, trying get a satifying explanation of what knowledge is, what mind is, what reality is. I find any other task than this to merely be a form of keeping up the status quo - that being a unexamined and brutally unsatisfying existance. Philosophy is really just where my starting point is, as any other point just leads me back to it by an inevitable trail of questions summoned by assumptions that I can't live with, I just cant accept them and ignore them like other's seem to. And I've considered destroying my faith in every belief I have and seeing where I can get. 'Dunno of it's a great idea, might do it. Thank god for coffee.

[@mrewan6221]

"Between the tabs". Excellent concept. Will use.

[@VortexStriker]

That is the most comfortable looking hoodie I have ever seen.

[@VictoriaForSale]

I go nuts aswell when people have problems and complain about it over and over again instead of taking steps to change it and solve it. It's fine to feel frustrated or low or distressed but not to take steps to make life easier and enjoyable again is just dumb. (infp says that) Also my intp partner often says "what can I do?" if I feel bad or sad about a situation. Either because he wants to comfort me and make me feel better or because he just knows he can't change something for example our less quality time together due to more working hours. He takes it kinda personally what is not necessary at all. He doesn't understand that I just can feel sad while understanding that it is neither his fault nor something that we can avoid. That gives me a hard time because I don't wanna make him feel bad aswell (not that he doesn't feel bad already because he misses me too). He tries to solve it, he can't, so he takes it on himself as if it is his fault he can't change it. He takes everything on himself until he carries so much weight that he struggles. Weight that is unnecessary to be carried at all. Or weight that would be easier to carry if he would carry it with me together. I am glad he talks about things that bother him more than in the beginning when we started to date. I realized early on that he is the type to carry the weight of the world... Not that I am different in that regard...

[@CiaoColeG]

The other day I closed a bunch of tabs due to being annoyed about a frustrating situation. It was a bizarre occurrence....like on a whim deciding to shaving all my hair off 🤣

[@NovakiSalem]

I've been back and forth on if I'm an INTP or an ENTP for a while now and I think this vid finally split the difference for me. Somedays I see myself as Ne/Fe and so I think I'm an ENTP and others Ti/Si.

[@TheNathanael315]

Thank you so much for mentioning the ungodly number of tabs that I WILL get back to.

[@lovewho]

Well, I was happy to feature in one of your tabs this time around ~ Nathan

[@mauve9266]

I think it’s that I need structure but I like spontaneity so spontaneity within an established structure is optimum but I’m in that state like 3% of the time 😂 the rest is free-fall

[@33Jenesis]

Agree. I don’t necessarily enjoy structure but it is an artificial mean to help me put a limit on spontaneity or meandering in school or work environment. I do much better under a teacher or supervisor with a firm hand.

[@gettiusrektius1119]

INTP's love INTP videos. Also nathan loves the word "meandering", you hear it atleast every other video :^)

[@_NotChrissy]

2:31 ...sus. but yeah i often when thinking about humans..i mean people i dont often include myself into the mix as tho there are a foreign species im studying for the knowledge of my own.

[@adriftinmidgard]

I have a minimum of 40 tabs open at any given point. One time I decided to close quite a few until there were 20 remaining. Within days it was back up to 50.

[@vagthegamer7429]

truly what you said about intp and why they are attracted to mbti is a great insight. it makes sense that we would try to ti our way out of fe using mbti. As always great content

[@oHqn]

KZbin shorts are one of the best ways to get a lot of new viewer for sure, however it doesn’t yield hardly any money it’s basically just a broken way to get tons of views.

[@Okyourite]

😁 enjoyed this. Doing my part for the algorithm

[@MissEliseIsTired]

Everything can be a puzzle if you try hard enough. From trying to figure out the references in Mumford and Son songs, to reading a stupid old gothic novel to understand the references in Northanger Abbey. Also I miss the old Tomb Raider games. There used to be much more focus on the tombs and puzzles, now it seems like mostly a shooting game. I’ll stop rambling now 👋

[@satu4387]

Re suggestions to expand the number of subscribers, you could ask your viewers to share your content with someone who could find it *useful* or *entertaining* etc. I don’t remember if you do, many content providers don’t specify.

[@sambetts6645]

Great video! I felt identified

[@condotiero860]

that sentiment it what Mirandola called 'the quest for knowledge" in the 'Oration on the Dignity of Man" It's not even a quest for the truth, I cant speak for INTPs, but you reach an age at which you realize, 'everyone has their own truth' and work around that. At least personally, very methodical, i cant just accept knowledge or 'truths', i have to test them out.

[@nehemiah9190]

I am realizing more and more how much this resembles a brainiac-esque version of astrology, but damn is it good at nailing down common traits between individuals.

[@janaretlow8699]

On the topic of getting more views: I took a quick look at your most recent uploads and noticed that out of the last 20 videos where one or two specific types were mentioned in the title 16 were about intuitives and only 4 about sensors. Now I know that the community isn‘t particularly keen on sensors, which is why videos about them get less views, but I‘m guessing that your subscribers are mostly intuitives (or at least think they are) and sensors might discover your channel, see that you mostly talk about intuitives like the majority of channels do and leave. It might take a while, but your views could actually improve because you would be filling a niche. And as a bonus point you would do good by going against the sensor bias 🤗 But idk maybe it’s just me, who’s tired of hearing about the same 5-8 types over and over again 😅

[@Smile_youreoncamera]

As an INTP, I recommend you make videos about more common personality types😁 - New subscriber but love your videos!

[@Simona22531]

I love the way you talking.

[@angelamaysonet-cruz7218]

Hmm, now I'm questioning my type, again. lol A lot of what you said in this INTP video describes me, yet I'm typed as an ISFJ. I always have tabs for my tabs open, yet it's organized in such a way that makes sense to me. I need to know everything, details upon details. I don't like conventional work schedule, freedom and flexibility are important. However, I enjoy helping jobs such as behavior therapy. Are there any pointers on typing oneself besides using the free quizzes online? 🤔

[@mr.sushi2221]

Live life on a schedule? Me? I do detest that and I totally would work all day on something I enjoy

[@jasonring5231]

I have 108 tabs open on my laptop right now.....I had to close 5 earlier to make room for new information. All of my tabs matter.....every single one!

[@yosoyashep]

Good vídeo to start the day. Now another one about where to find diamonds un Subnautica, then one about modeling with zBrush, then one about resin casting, then one about led lights electronics, then one about painting miniatures, then a break to watch a video about F1 cars' aerodinamics and/or japanese tuna cutting skills, then back on track with a video about coral riffs exploration, then one about deep sea creatures, then one about creating vector designs for laser cutting, and then quit KZbin to cook lunch for my children while I question miself about when I'll start making the actual Subnautica diorama. Will it be in 2028 or 2033? Will it be before or after I make the Game of Thrones one? I sure know I'll be starting the project long after I (finally) phone my mother to check on her. Hey, look: KZbin is suggesting me a video about investing in bitcoins. F**k lunch: this is going to take time.

[@33Jenesis]

Every point you make in this video I concur. This video is Intp in a nutshell. No counter argument from me.

[@kellywelch9653]

Great information. Thank you!

[@theprinceofithica1238]

Idea to get more viewers. Plot on a graph which videos get the most videos. Then chart the differences between them. Control by performing a factor analysis and determine the P value. This should teach you what works and what doesn't work. Additionally it may help you figure out the KZbin algorithm. Once that is figured out it should fall into your hands.

[@janeofthejungle4]

Humans overall are actually, to a certain extent, fairly concrete in their behaviours. All of our collective herd moving behaviours stem from individual beliefs and behaviours. Those are all observable patterns. I love people watching. It’s my passion. I love observing their behaviours in groups as well as, as individuals. My hero growing up was Jane Goodall😂what a shocker🤣🐵

[@rsngfrce]

The number of INTP TRUTHS you cover in this video is INCREDIBLE! 👏 But this is ALL likely lost on non-INTPs (or those of a related type, which includes few, if any, Sensors in my personal INTP opinion)

[@kaydakitty3566]

I am currently taking a computer integrated manufacturing class and for me it is very satisfying to learn the code which may be hard to learn but once I do I can count on that knowledge to almost always work

[@pteropus66]

"...and yes, you can use that line in court, if necessary." Oh, that was rich.

[@zhaoli4608]

Like the INTP, the ISFJ also has the Ti-Si concretized knowledge loop, but since their aux function is Fe, rather than Ne, their concretized knowledge is applied differently.

[@TaxingIsThieving]

How?