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INTP / Tis

Introverted INtuitive Thinking Prospecting

The Logical Thinker / Octopus

The INTP:

Analytical and curious, INTPs are known for their thirst for knowledge and independent thinking. They enjoy dissecting ideas, often exploring abstract theories and complex problems with enthusiasm. While they can be reserved, their thoughts are rich and far-reaching, leading them to develop unique perspectives. INTPs value intellectual autonomy and are often skeptical of tradition, preferring innovation and logic. Their open-mindedness fuels creativity, though they may sometimes be perceived as distant or overly critical.

Advanced description

INTPs lead with Ti, focused on understanding logical structures and systems. Ne, their auxiliary, expands their thinking, encouraging them to explore abstract ideas. Tertiary Si provides a subtle but valued respect for factual consistency, though they prioritize theories over specifics. Fe in the inferior position makes them less expressive emotionally, though they value authentic connections when they choose to engage socially.

Conscious Ego

Primary Ego INTP
Purposeful

INTP Conscious ego subconscious good

Conscious thoughts
Conscious self control

Strongly favours logical thoughts. Hero thoughts 1st priority (Hero) #1	Thoughts and feelings of LOGIC Ti s Introverted
Responsibly handles thoughts of other's future intentions / actions. Parent thoughts 2nd priority (Parent) #2	Thoughts and feelings of POSSIBILITIES Ne c Extraverted
Delights in thoughts of the past. Child thoughts 3rd priority (Child) #3	Thoughts and feelings of PAST Si s Introverted
Fears or resists reading / managing other's feelings. Inferior thoughts 4th priority (Inferior) #4 Devil.ai	Thoughts and feelings of FEELINGS Fe c Extraverted

Conscious Subconscious Ego

Primary alter ego / Fec cause

ESFJ Subconscious alter ego conscious good

Subconscious thoughts
Subconscious superego control

reading / managing other's feelings. Science thoughts 1st priority (Hero) #1	Thoughts and feelings of FEELINGS Fe c Extraverted
thoughts of the past. Logic thoughts 2nd priority (Parent) #2	Thoughts and feelings of PAST Si s Introverted
thoughts of other's future intentions / actions. Ethics thoughts 3rd priority (Child) #3	Thoughts and feelings of POSSIBILITIES Ne c Extraverted
logical thoughts. Willpower thoughts 4th priority (Inferior) #4 Devil.ai	Thoughts and feelings of LOGIC Ti s Introverted

Subconscious Ego

ENTJ Subconscious ego conscious evil

Conscious feeling
Subconscious self control

Worries over or doubts organisational thinking. Nemesis thoughts 5th priority (Nemesis) #5	Thoughts and feelings of ORGANISATION Te s Extraverted
Harshly critiques thinking of their future. Critic thoughts 6th priority (Critic) #6	Thoughts and feelings of FUTURE Ni c Introverted
Misses or overlooks present moment experiences. Trickster thoughts 7th priority (Trickster) #7	Thoughts and feelings of EXPERIENCES Se s Extraverted
Rejects or opposes personal principles. Demon thoughts 8th priority (Demon) #8 Devil.ai	Thoughts and feelings of OPINION Fi c Introverted

Subconscious Subconscious Ego

ISFP Subconscious alter ego subconscious evil

Subconscious feeling
Conscious superego control

personal principles. Duty thoughts 1st priority (Hero) #5	Thoughts and feelings of OPINION Fi c Introverted
present moment experiences. Rationale thoughts 2nd priority (Parent) #6	Thoughts and feelings of EXPERIENCES Se s Extraverted
thinking of their future. Morals thoughts 3rd priority (Child) #7	Thoughts and feelings of FUTURE Ni c Introverted
organisational thinking. External thoughts 4th priority (Inferior) #8 Devil.ai	Thoughts and feelings of ORGANISATION Te s Extraverted

How does this work?

Conscious control ego INTP
Subconscious experience of experience
Conscious understanding

Traits of the INTP

Full collection of personality traits for the INTP

Strengths

INTPs are intellectually curious and deeply analytical individuals. They thrive on exploring new ideas and solving complex problems, often bringing fresh perspectives to discussions. Their ability to detach from emotions and focus on logic allows them to assess situations objectively and efficiently. INTPs are open-minded and flexible, always willing to consider alternative solutions and refine their ideas. They value independence and often prefer to work at their own pace, diving deep into areas of interest. INTPs' creativity and critical thinking skills make them innovative and capable of pioneering new concepts.

Weaknesses

INTPs can be overly analytical and detached, sometimes to the point of ignoring emotional or social considerations. Their tendency to overthink can lead to indecision or inaction, especially when faced with complex or ambiguous situations. INTPs may struggle with practical tasks or details, preferring to focus on theoretical concepts instead. They may come across as aloof or uninterested in others, which can lead to social isolation. Because they value independence so highly, INTPs might resist structure or routine, leading to inefficiency or disorganization in certain areas of their lives.

Rubix model

Interactive new Rubix model for the INTP personality type demonstrating how all new class personality types and function personality types line up to form a perfect sudoku/rubix formation.

First impressions

The first impression of an INTP is often one of quiet introspection and slight eccentricity. They tend to be reserved in social situations, preferring to observe and listen rather than actively engage in conversation. Their demeanor may come across as aloof or distant, as they are deeply absorbed in their thoughts. However, for those who take the time to get to know them, they reveal a unique, often quirky side, with a rich inner world full of ideas and theories. They are not easily understood at first but are fascinating once their depth is appreciated.

Gifted at

INTPs are gifted with the ability to offer innovative ideas or fresh perspectives. Their analytical minds allow them to see problems in a new light and approach challenges with creative, out-of-the-box thinking. They are excellent problem-solvers who can think through complex issues and offer novel solutions. This gift for innovation and critical thinking makes them invaluable in fields that require creative problem-solving and the ability to think ahead of the curve.

Parenthood

INTPs are introspective and intellectual parents who prioritize encouraging curiosity and independent thinking in their children. They value education and often enjoy engaging in discussions with their children about ideas, concepts, and problem-solving. INTPs encourage their children to explore the world on their own terms and embrace their own intellectual interests. They may not be the most emotionally expressive, but they offer support in their own unique way, such as through open-minded discussions and fostering a sense of autonomy. INTPs can sometimes struggle with the more practical or routine aspects of parenting, preferring to focus on the intellectual side of their children's upbringing.

Friendships

INTPs value friendships that allow for intellectual freedom and exploration. They appreciate deep, thought-provoking conversations and are drawn to friends who enjoy challenging ideas and exploring new concepts. INTPs are not particularly emotional or expressive, but they offer loyalty and support in their own way. They value independence and appreciate friends who respect their need for personal space and time to think. Although they may not always be the most emotionally available, INTPs show their affection through their willingness to engage in debates, share knowledge, and offer unique perspectives that enhance their friendships.

Fundamental logic

Fundamental descriptions of the INTP personality type

The INTP is the INTP's Ti Hero

The ENTP is the INTP's Ne Parent

The ISFJ is the INTP's Si Child

The ESFJ is the INTP's Fe Inferior

The ENTJ is the INTP's Te Nemesis

The INTJ is the INTP's Ni Critic

The ESFP is the INTP's Se Trickster

The ISFP is the INTP's Fi Demon

Ego Alter ego +-----------+-----------+ | | | Con | Tis | Fec | | | | +-----------+-----------+ | | | Sub | Tes | Fic | | | | +-----------+-----------+

What is the condensed representation?

Ti Hero
Strongly favours logical thoughts.

Ne Parent
Responsibly handles thoughts of other's future intentions / actions.

Si Child
Delights in thoughts of the past.

Fe Inferior
Fears or resists reading / managing other's feelings.

Te Nemesis
Worries over or doubts organisational thinking.

Ni Critic
Harshly critiques thinking of their future.

Se Trickster
Misses or overlooks present moment experiences.

Fi Demon
Rejects or opposes personal principles.

The ENTJ:
is the subconscious of the INTP Ti Hero

The INTJ:
is the subconscious of the INTP Ne Parent

The ESFP:
is the subconscious of the INTP Si Child

The ISFP:
is the subconscious of the INTP Fe Inferior

The INTP:
is the subconscious of the INTP Te Nemesis

The ENTP:
is the subconscious of the INTP Ni Critic

The ISFJ:
is the subconscious of the INTP Se Trickster

The ESFJ:
is the subconscious of the INTP Fi Demon

Sis Sis Dominant Child Child Hero

Tis Tis Core Child Child

Fic Fic Dominant Demon

Tis Tis Core Demon

Flirtation technique

INTPs flirt with witty banter and the sharing of obscure, intellectual facts. They are not likely to engage in traditional romantic gestures or overt displays of affection. Instead, they use their intellect to impress and intrigue others, often through clever conversation or by sharing interesting, lesser-known facts. Their flirtation style is subtle and intellectual, with a focus on stimulating the mind rather than the emotions. For them, a strong intellectual connection is often the most attractive quality in a partner.

Worst quality

Overthinking and indecisiveness are common issues for INTPs, often leading to inaction. They can get stuck in a cycle of analysis, endlessly pondering the pros and cons of a decision without ever committing to one course of action. This tendency to overthink can cause them to miss opportunities or remain paralyzed by doubt, as they seek the "perfect" solution that doesn’t always exist. Their reluctance to make decisions quickly can be frustrating both for themselves and for others who may rely on their input.

Career paths

INTPs are suited for careers that involve intellectual exploration, critical thinking, and problem-solving. They are drawn to fields like technology, research, academia, engineering, and philosophy, where they can explore complex ideas and develop innovative solutions. INTPs value autonomy and flexibility in their work and are often most satisfied when they can engage in independent research or creative projects. They excel in roles that require abstract thinking, and they often seek careers that allow them to challenge conventional wisdom and think outside the box. INTPs may struggle with jobs that require routine tasks or excessive social interaction.

Workplace habits

INTPs are curious, independent, and flexible in their workplace habits. They excel when they are allowed to explore ideas and theories freely, often working in environments that foster intellectual growth and creativity. INTPs may prefer working alone or in small teams where they can engage in deep, abstract thinking. They value autonomy and dislike micromanagement. Their work habits are driven by a need for intellectual stimulation, and they may struggle with routine tasks or environments that do not allow for exploration and innovation. They can sometimes be disorganized in their workspace but excel in environments that challenge their thinking.

Piano model

Interactive representation of the INTP personality type with all new conscious egos + more data.

Conscious Ego

Primary Ego INTP
Purposeful

INTP Conscious ego subconscious good

Conscious thoughts
Conscious self control

Strongly favours logical thoughts. Hero Conscious INTP #1	Thoughts and feelings of LOGIC Ti s Introverted
Responsibly handles thoughts of other's future intentions / actions. Parent Conscious ENTP #2	Thoughts and feelings of POSSIBILITIES Ne c Extraverted
Delights in thoughts of the past. Child Conscious ISFJ #3	Thoughts and feelings of PAST Si s Introverted
Fears or resists reading / managing other's feelings. Inferior Conscious ESFJ #4 Devil.ai	Thoughts and feelings of FEELINGS Fe c Extraverted

Conscious Subconscious Ego

Primary alter ego / Fec cause

ESFJ Subconscious alter ego conscious good

Subconscious thoughts
Subconscious superego control

reading / managing other's feelings. Science Subconscious ESFJ #1	Thoughts and feelings of FEELINGS Fe c Extraverted
thoughts of the past. Logic Subconscious ISFJ #2	Thoughts and feelings of PAST Si s Introverted
thoughts of other's future intentions / actions. Ethics Subconscious ENTP #3	Thoughts and feelings of POSSIBILITIES Ne c Extraverted
logical thoughts. Willpower Subconscious INTP #4 Devil.ai	Thoughts and feelings of LOGIC Ti s Introverted

Subconscious Ego

ENTJ Subconscious ego conscious evil

Conscious feeling
Subconscious self control

Worries over or doubts organisational thinking. Nemesis Conscious ENTJ #5	Thoughts and feelings of ORGANISATION Te s Extraverted
Harshly critiques thinking of their future. Critic Conscious INTJ #6	Thoughts and feelings of FUTURE Ni c Introverted
Misses or overlooks present moment experiences. Trickster Conscious ESFP #7	Thoughts and feelings of EXPERIENCES Se s Extraverted
Rejects or opposes personal principles. Demon Conscious ISFP #8 Devil.ai	Thoughts and feelings of OPINION Fi c Introverted

Subconscious Subconscious Ego

ISFP Subconscious alter ego subconscious evil

Subconscious feeling
Conscious superego control

personal principles. Duty Subconscious ISFP #5	Thoughts and feelings of OPINION Fi c Introverted
present moment experiences. Rationale Subconscious ESFP #6	Thoughts and feelings of EXPERIENCES Se s Extraverted
thinking of their future. Morals Subconscious INTJ #7	Thoughts and feelings of FUTURE Ni c Introverted
organisational thinking. External Subconscious ENTJ #8 Devil.ai	Thoughts and feelings of ORGANISATION Te s Extraverted

What is the revised model?

Conscious control ego INTP
Subconscious experience of experience
Conscious understanding

Advice

INTPs should be careful not to let their pursuit of perfect understanding prevent them from taking action. While their intellectual curiosity and need for clarity are valuable assets, they can become paralyzed by their desire to have every detail figured out before making a decision. Sometimes, it’s important to take risks and make decisions based on the information available, rather than waiting for complete certainty. Taking action, even imperfectly, can lead to greater growth and satisfaction in the long run.

Award for

INTPs are the philosophers of the group, always seeking to understand the deeper meaning behind things. Their ability to think critically and analyze abstract concepts makes them the go-to person for complex discussions and intellectual debates. They excel in environments that require innovative thinking and problem-solving, and they are often the ones who introduce new ideas that challenge conventional wisdom. Their contributions are often thoughtful, profound, and rooted in a desire to understand the world at a fundamental level.

INTP Introduction

"I’m always caught up in thought, diving deep into ideas, trying to unravel how everything works. There’s something satisfying about exploring abstract concepts, about taking things apart in my mind and piecing them back together. Theories, possibilities—they draw me in like a magnet, and I can’t help but question everything. Why is this the way it is? Can it be better? I tend to retreat into myself, though; people don’t always understand the constant stream of thoughts running through my head. But when someone challenges my ideas, when they push me to think differently, I’m all in. I need the freedom to think for myself, to explore without being confined by the usual rules or expectations. Sometimes, I lose track of everything else, too absorbed in my thoughts. But in the end, it’s all about discovery—finding new knowledge, expanding my mind, seeing the world from a different perspective."

Function connections

The shorter the connecting lines, the easier you will find it to connect with their functions.

INTP

ENTJ

DEVIL.AI

Function Development

How functions differ by development.

Ti Hero

An underdeveloped Ti Hero in an INTP often leads to self-doubt and an inability to form a clear, structured understanding of their thoughts. They may become overly fixated on details or constantly seek perfection in their ideas, which can result in paralysis by analysis. They may struggle to trust their intellectual judgments, causing confusion or frustration.

A developed Ti Hero enables an INTP to confidently organize and analyze information, leading to well-formed, logical conclusions. They can independently construct systems of thought and recognize patterns in complex data, using their intellectual framework to solve problems effectively and with clarity.

Ne Parent

An underdeveloped Ne Parent leads an INTP to focus too narrowly on specific ideas or possibilities, often disregarding the broader context. They may become overwhelmed by an excess of new information and fail to recognize opportunities for growth, remaining stuck in limited or linear thinking.

A developed Ne Parent allows an INTP to explore a variety of ideas and perspectives, connecting seemingly unrelated concepts to form innovative solutions. They become more open to external possibilities and actively seek out new opportunities, expanding their intellectual horizons and creativity.

Si Child

An underdeveloped Si Child in an INTP may cause a disconnect with past experiences and an inability to recall sensory details or personal memories accurately. They may become overly focused on abstract ideas, neglecting the richness and value of their immediate environment and past experiences.

A developed Si Child helps an INTP integrate past experiences with present understanding, allowing them to recall sensory details and memories that inform their decision-making. They can use past knowledge to create a solid foundation for their intellectual pursuits, bridging the abstract with the concrete.

Fe Inferior

An underdeveloped Fe Inferior can make an INTP indifferent to the emotions of others, often coming across as cold or detached. They may struggle with navigating social dynamics and fail to recognize the importance of emotional expression, leading to misunderstandings in relationships and social isolation.

A developed Fe Inferior allows an INTP to recognize and understand the emotional needs of others, becoming more empathetic and socially aware. While they may still prefer solitude, they can navigate social situations with greater sensitivity and find a balance between their own intellectual pursuits and the emotional needs of those around them.

Te Nemesis

An underdeveloped Te Nemesis may cause an INTP to avoid external organization or goal-setting, often neglecting practical matters or failing to take action when needed. They may reject structured systems in favor of personal intellectual freedom, which can lead to inefficiency and frustration in achieving tangible outcomes.

A developed Te Nemesis helps an INTP implement their ideas more effectively in the external world. They become more organized and goal-oriented, using structured systems to turn their intellectual insights into actionable outcomes. While still valuing autonomy, they gain confidence in their ability to manage external tasks and responsibilities.

Ni Critic

An underdeveloped Ni Critic can make an INTP dismiss or misunderstand long-term patterns and deeper meanings. They may become fixated on immediate concerns, struggling to see the broader implications of their actions and ideas, leading to a lack of foresight or poor strategic planning.

A developed Ni Critic enables an INTP to perceive long-term consequences and recognize hidden patterns in complex situations. They can integrate their intellectual analysis with a deeper understanding of future possibilities, allowing them to make more informed decisions and anticipate potential challenges.

Se Trickster

An underdeveloped Se Trickster may lead an INTP to ignore or undervalue their sensory experiences, becoming disconnected from the physical world around them. They may overlook important sensory details or fail to engage with their immediate environment, focusing solely on abstract concepts or ideas.

A developed Se Trickster allows an INTP to engage more fully with the present moment, appreciating sensory experiences and becoming more attuned to the physical world. They can use their awareness of their surroundings to enhance their understanding of abstract ideas, creating a balance between their intellectual pursuits and sensory experiences.

Fi Demon

An underdeveloped Fi Demon may cause an INTP to repress their own values and emotions, making them appear indifferent or even emotionally detached. They may struggle with self-expression and may not prioritize their personal beliefs or feelings, leading to inner conflict or a lack of authenticity.

A developed Fi Demon helps an INTP connect with their inner values and emotions, allowing them to express themselves more authentically. They become more attuned to their own beliefs and passions, integrating them into their intellectual pursuits and personal relationships, while still maintaining their characteristic objectivity.

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Communication and Journalism

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English

Psychology

Sociology

Game Development

Software Development

Engineering

Research

Data Analysis

Artificial Intelligence

Health care providers

INTPs value a logical, no-nonsense approach to healthcare and dislike unnecessary formalities. They prefer providers who offer clear, rational explanations and focus on evidence-based treatments. INTPs appreciate efficiency and dislike being bogged down by unnecessary procedures or emotional displays. They also value the ability to explore alternative approaches or new ideas, as long as those ideas are grounded in logic and scientific reasoning. Healthcare providers who respect their need for intellectual engagement and provide straightforward, practical solutions are most appreciated.

Something challenging

Maintaining focus and committing to long-term goals is one of the greatest challenges for INTPs. Their tendency to become absorbed in new ideas and intellectual pursuits can cause them to lose sight of their original goals. Committing to a single project or direction for an extended period can feel constraining, making it difficult for them to maintain momentum and see things through to completion.

Unstereotypical traits

Although INTPs are often associated with serious, logical thinking, they possess a playful and quirky sense of humor. They enjoy making connections between seemingly unrelated ideas, often leading to amusing and unexpected conclusions. Their humor can be dry, intellectual, and sometimes absurd, as they appreciate wit and cleverness. This playful side helps balance their intense intellectual nature, providing them with a creative outlet and a way to connect with others in a more lighthearted manner.

Seeks

INTPs seek understanding and intellectual clarity above all else. They are driven by an insatiable desire to unravel the mysteries of the world, whether through philosophy, science, or deep reflection. Their minds are constantly at work, processing information and forming new connections. For INTPs, intellectual clarity means having a well-organized framework of understanding, where everything fits into place logically. They often immerse themselves in long hours of reading, thinking, and problem-solving in their quest for knowledge.

Switch model

All the conscious and subconscious class egos in the INTP personality type with their subclasses

Tis

Conscious Ego

Primary Ego INTP
Purposeful

INTP Conscious ego subconscious good

Conscious thoughts
Conscious self control

Hero INTP / Tis INTP Conscious ENTJ / Tes INTP Subconscious	Tis Heroes Tis INTP Nec Parents Nec ENTP Sis Children Sis ISFJ Fec Inferiors Fec ESFJ Tes Nic Ses Fic
Parent ENTP / Nec ENTP Conscious INTJ / Nic ENTP Subconscious Devil.ai	Nec Tis Fec Sis Nic Tes Fic Ses
Child ISFJ / Sis ISFJ Conscious ESFP / Ses ISFJ Subconscious	Sis Fec Tis Nec Ses Fic Tes Nic
Inferior ESFJ / Fec ESFJ Conscious ISFP / Fic ESFJ Subconscious	Fec Sis Nec Tis Fic Ses Nic Tes

Fec

Conscious Subconscious Ego

Primary Alter Ego ESFJ
Spontaneous / Inferior cause

ESFJ Subconscious alter ego conscious good

Subconscious thoughts
Subconscious superego control

Science ESFJ / Fec ESFJ Conscious ISFP / Fic ESFJ Subconscious	Fec Heroes Fec ESFJ Sis Parents Sis ISFJ Nec Children Nec ENTP Tis Inferiors Tis INTP Fic Ses Nic Tes
Logic ISFJ / Sis ISFJ Conscious ESFP / Ses ISFJ Subconscious Devil.ai	Sis Fec Tis Nec Ses Fic Tes Nic
Ethics ENTP / Nec ENTP Conscious INTJ / Nic ENTP Subconscious	Nec Tis Fec Sis Nic Tes Fic Ses
Willpower INTP / Tis INTP Conscious ENTJ / Tes INTP Subconscious	Tis Nec Sis Fec Tes Nic Ses Fic

Tes

Subconscious Ego

ENTJ Subconscious ego conscious evil

Conscious feeling
Subconscious self control

Nemesis

ENTJ / Tes
ENTJ Conscious

INTP / Tis
ENTJ Subconscious

Tes Heroes
Tes ENTJ

Nic Parents
Nic INTJ

Ses Children
Ses ESFP

Fic Inferiors
Fic ISFP

Tis

Nec

Sis

Fec