i appreciate you holding that board up for 39 mins

As an INTP, I don't like how many INTP's I'm seeing here.

I am an INTP, and my mom said that my fashion was "chic homeless."

As a true INTP I watched this on 1.5x speed and browsed twitter while watching. Great video man, there is nothing I love more than getting information that helps me fill in the holes in my understanding of the world and myslef

"They are legitimately worried that other people in the world are stupid." 🤣So accurate.

*"Why bother... Why do I even bother?.... Why would anyone care?...."* The mantras of the INTP

I feel attacked for saying INTPs have bad fashion because I am currently wearing a massive hoodie and sweatpants and you are completely right Im hopeless

As a INTP I hate jobs with hierarchy. The idea that someone with a lesser mind will be in charge of me will irritate the hell out of me. At the same time I don't want to be the boss either, the idea of having to baby sit lesser minds will also irritate me lol. The person in charge in my opinion has to be highly intelligent, because that is the only time ill accept it because then I feel like I actually have something to learn from that person to further my own knowledge and the position they have is actually justified in my head.

I like people to tear me to pieces with reality and at the same time telling me how precious I am -Intp

As an INTP, no one takes my advice and then these people usually fail. I have no issues with someone more knowledgeable than me giving me advice.

Intp here: I think “intelligence” as a metric is stupid. Every cognitive function is the equal to every other in terms of value to the collective humanity, and we can’t even agree on what intelligence is! Is it Ti, Te, Si, Ni, Ne, Se, what? All of the above? Some particular mix? Why is it so damn important? Literally every single type can be “more intelligent” than any other type based on how mature and developed they are, so development is really the only category that matters.

So I’m an INTP but I don’t feel like I’m nowhere near brilliant. I now understand why I always felt so different from everyone else. I understand stuff easier than most but I have to break it down and reiterate to myself. I also did poorly in school until last 2 years of college (I finally got my shit together). I also have a hard time putting my words together or finding the right thing to say or word to use.

It’s soooo hard to hold back a well deserved “I told you so”

When I first saw the board, I saw Fe, Ti, Si and Ne. And literally it screamed out Iron, Titanium, Silicon and Neon.

Vanilla is actually one of the most complex flavors.

Me: « I should show that to my friends » -« Kick INTPs out of their comfort zone » Me: « Nevermind-» xD

As an INTP my life-goal is finding a comfort-zone I don't need to get out of. x,d

This guy praised INTPs to the heavens but at the same time destroyed them completely. I'm INTP and I swear to god every single word of this video was true for me. Not for all INTPs I'm sure but for me it can't be any more accurate.

"We live in a first world society where people prefer ignorance instead of wisdom" ...nailed it!

I like how you say that we have a demon mode because for the longest time I've referred to my anger as my monster. Like even I don't recognize myself when I get angry.

It's not that I fear people are stupid, but I fear people don't care about logical consistency. There are illogical people out there that are blazingly smart with facts and details.

i am intp-t i am always sitting in my room doing nothing just watching youtube without making many commitments

"Everyone seems to love INTPs" Hm, I must be finding the wrong people to date.

That rage is real af...it's basically..."you did this to yourself, I did my best to keep everything civil and you went and screwed it up, since we've decided to go 50mph we might as well do 100 instead."

It really hurts when you warn people and they're like "Don't be too negative! It will be okay!". (And you know it won't)

"Why should I get a degree? Idiots get degrees all the time so there's no point in me getting one..." Young male INTPs

Society appreciates ignorance rather than wisdom.

As an intp growing up I think I was too smart for my own good. Once I realized that people I perceived as dumb could get good grades in school I stopped trying because I no longer saw it as an accurate way to determine who’s Smart and who’s not

I have 2 stacks for clothes. left: bottom. right: shirts. I wear whatever on top together, to spend less time in things i don’t think important. But then one guy in the office told me that my clothings is almost always unmatched. The top and the bottom is just wrong. 5 seconds after: *open pinterest* *make a new board call it ‘fashion refference* *open wikipedia* *type: fashion history* *open netflix* *watch fashion documentaries* *went to bookstore* *buy a book called fashion for dummies* *sleep* Next morning.. Wear whatever on top, again 🤣 damn INTP.

Force them out of their comfort zone.... cringe. My Si child hated that.

Chase: Never, ever ask an INTP how they feel. Under any circumstances. Fe Doms: Oh, that's why they hate me.

I'm dating an INTP! They're so fucking cute. I feel like nobody talks about how cute they can be. It's insane! And he's always kind of pondering something and sorting through things in his head, and he has this gentle and soft ESFJ-subconscious glow about him. It's wonderful!! To all of the INTPs in this comment section, just know that an ENFP says that you're really cute.

“Goes to the corner and plays puzzle games on their phone” THIS IS A BIG MOOD

The Ni critic explains why i can never decide on an acedemic/career path. Afraid of not choosing the wrong path or not being able to contribute anything new/novel/inovative to the field. But desperately wanting to prove to the world our brain has some thing significant to contribute but afaid of failing

Sometimes, as an INTP, I feel like that I actually am a really-really bad person. I think that I'm actually a psycho, but now I know the reason. When my father died 7 years ago, I remember it was a cold night, my families were grieved, my mother was cried hysterically and so my big brother. Instead, I did not feel anything atm, my aunt kept telling me that my father Infront of me already died but I still didn't feel anything. I was thought that it just a phase of human life and everyone will die eventually, until my brother yelled at me 'What are you doing? It's our father who died!!!' So tried so hard to cry, I didn't even know if that was a real cry or not. And when everyone was still grieving, I decided to sleep so maybe tomorrow I would get my feeling and start to grieve. But after several weeks, I started to think that I don't have my father anymore, the one who was always love me no matter what I did, then finally I can feel my lost and start to cry sincerely. Don't be like me my fellow INTP friends, feeling is important. Don't be so full of logic in those important moments and just blend in. Have a good day!

So, I am INTP and also a Psychology student. It's a little bit tiring explaining that I don't want to make therapy. I just want to follow the investigation path and well... they all just say then why did u choose Psychology- and then I am like bcs I WANTED TO KNOW HOW WE WORK. Sad hours... lol

Other people be like: your mean Intps: no you've just been pampered your whole life

I see these personality types like INTP as a starting point for personal development and not as a destiny. For example I try to be the one who kicks me out of the comfort zone instead of being dependent on someone else to do that.

To my fellow INTPs that are claiming that they have no intelligence or "smart": There are different forms of intelligence. You don't have to be Albert Einstein smart. You can be Picasso smart, Mozart Smart, Lionel Messi smart, Larry Page smart, etc. My point is you don't have to fit the stereotype of being a "mathematical-science wiz". Like Joe said, we love to "specialize". Every one of you are smart in one area more so than other area in your life. And if u feel that ur the jack of all trades, then maybe u need to work on growing a little bit. :/

As an INTP, I get “You’re so honest.” a lot and I thought it was a good thing

Entp: this is a problem that we will encounter before reaching our goal. Intp: this is a method we could use to counter that problem. Intj: this is the plan for implementing those methods and stopping the problem. Entj: alright troops! Let’s implement!

It's a big blow to the ego to be an INTP and realize you are wrong about some idea. I now question myself by saying "Was I wrong then about this idea or am I wrong now!" lol

As an INTP, I'm agonizing over the fact that the society wants energetic, cheerful extroverts, while all I want is hole myself up and only do what I want. Graduating from university is kind of a responsibility forced to me, I didn't even know what to study and maybe I made a wrong choice. Thanks to your video, I've decided to at least finish what I'm studying, and prove that I can be the best if I actually put my mind to it.

I wore sneakers jeans and a black hoodie throughout half my highschool and all my middleschool years. I didn't change style until a girl walked up to me and asked me why do you wear the same thing everyday? Do you shower? Do you need chlothes? I got embarrassed and now I make sure I'm always clean and I always wear different colors of clothing and pants that are different color too but match the shirts and are either black brown jeans or basketball shorts... BUT I ain't touching that pink/baby Blue crap. Don't even go there with me. Guess I should mentally thank that girl after thinking she was a bitch for a year 😂

I'm an INTP, here's a little anekdote: When i was younger my dad often went out with me and my brothers to a lake and just relax in the evening before going to bed. So i was like 8/9/10 (dont know exactly) and before going there me and my brother had a discussion, about who is going to sit in the front seat in the car. We said he will sit there on the way to the lake and i will sit there on the way home. But when we wanted to go home, my brother switched into: "No, i am older than you and therefore its my right to choose the seat". We had a little fight and basically i was like: "Okay, f*** this sh**, i am out of here", so i just quit and walked about 15km into the little town where my grandparents lived, because - u know - at grandma's house everything is always fine :). My dad was searching for me, driving around and even thinking about calling the police..because i said NOTHING.. i was just gone I am 22 now and still i have some problems communicating my actions in terms of just leaving the situation. I am always thinking: "U dont have to care about me, you are fine as well so i dont have to care about you...so where is the problem?" Loved the video, thumbs up!

This comments section feels so much like home, I may never leave :D

the stupid personality test told me that im an INTP but yet i don't feel that "smart" in general :/ i mean sometimes i feel it but sometimes i actually feel sooo stupid that i stay in my home for days and don't go out so WTF ?!

As an INTP: Spot on with everything. The only issue I have is: be extremely careful with the advice about kicking your INTP out of the house to get them out of their comfort zone. They'll land on their feet and they'll be fine, but you'll never see them or listen to their voice until the day you die because they'll take what you did as the ultimate act of betrayal and abandonment (specially if you also abuse their Fe inferior in the process). Doing that is basically the nuclear option. Trust me.

INTP's: say something that's obvious and really simple to us. others:why are you so mean? INTP's: did you say something? Others:OMG! INTP: shrugs and goes back to absorbing information like a sponge.

The rage aspect of an INTP in the superego is so real. I’ve seriously seen it. All the other demon modes described in this series have been hard for me to believe...except this one. 1000% accurate especially because of their ability to turn on hardcore apathy.

When I was told I was INTP, I saw “INTEL”. And I asked my INTJ friend does that mean I'm smart? He said, yes...and the smartest out of all 16 types.

As an INTP (male, 30) who has done a huge amount of personal growth over the past 5 years, I would say that the INTP that you are describing is an immature one. I'm not sure how many INTPs actually get out of the immature state though. For me, when I discovered the logical argument that my lack of awareness of my emotions could affect the accuracy of my logic, I decided to work on my EQ (with help from YT channels such as HealthyGamerGG). The INTP that rejects the emotional world will never reach a level of true logical thinking.

As an INTP I would agree with maybe 90% of the video. The other 10% that goes out the window is due to my personal journey of emotional maturity, and if I've managed to have that kind of growth then I imagine I can't be the only INTP to have had it also. Also as an INTP I would add that challenge me too much with deadlines or whatnot, I'm just going to eff off and leave -- Because I don't need to be controlled or dictated to by you, because "I am smarter than you, and I can do it without you... And I can cut you out too, because I refuse to encourage this any further for my own needs of individuality and space and respect"... But me personally I have an issue with authority and I have issues with needing freedom and space so maybe thats just my own issues with authority here. But I absolutely REFUSE to be controlled -- maybe thats just me.

i hate ignorance, i feel ignorant myself

I'm an INTP. I was married to a very abusive man and had spent 8 years trying to make up my mind as to what I was going to do about it. I went to work one day with a black eye and a co-worker said "if you don't leave him I'll call CPS and then your kids will be taken away" (whether she would have done it or not, idk). That forced me to make the decision to leave and take me out of my "comfort zone". It was the best thing that someone has ever done for me - until later when I married my INTJ husband and I found someone perfect for me and I for him.

6:55 is both painfully and hilariously accurate. Just three hours ago, I was having a discussion with my husband about a kidney infection that nearly killed me when I was a teenager. I began explaining that it was incredibly severe because the bacteria had evolved to be resistant to antibiotics, and began rambling on about how bacteria develop that adaption. He became frustrated and abruptly cut me off then proceeded to explain to me that I've told him this story and explained antibiotic resistance to him many times before. "How do you not remember telling me this and also why do you need to explain something that's common sense?!" he angrily spewed at me. I replied, "Well, I wouldn't really consider it common sense because many people aren't aware that this happens. And I remembered telling you the story, but didn't know if you remembered how antibiotic resistance develops." "Also, geez man, I just like talking about it."

I'm an INTP female. Gosh, this was just brutally accurate, especially the parts about apathy in bad relationships and not wanting things out of fear of making the wrong choice. I spent 12 years in a crappy relationship because I just couldn't mobilize to get out of it. I also get lots of interesting ideas, but I never follow through on them, and I have almost no long-term goals. But at least if one of my friends takes a dumb position on social media I can serve up a mic-drop argument for why they are wrong. I'm totally winning at life LOL.

I'm the rare INTP that's inoculated against repeating stories; EVERYONE else in my life does that, & it's one of my top pet peevs.

"They are legitimately worried that other people in the world are stupid." As an INTP, I genuinely started to have that worry when I started noticing that my former classmates are holding executive jobs. As for fashion sense, I used to let my mom buy my clothes until late high school. But in the past 10 years or so -and probably due to my ENTJ sister's influence and my interests in arts- I started to develop a bizarre wardrobe. It had mellowed down a bit but I still get "that looks cool but I'd never do it myself" comments.

From birth until age 14, I was taken to Sunday school and church by my mother. It was just the way it was and nobody questioned it. Then, I started to pay attention to what was being taught in church. I was genuinely interested and I learned a lot, quickly. But, it didn't take long before I could see way too many holes in the plots, so to speak. I started asking difficult questions of my teachers and my mother, that they were unable or unwilling to answer. Without fear, I questioned everything and it soon became apparent that all of these people had not only been lying to me and misrepresenting themselves to me, but that they were lying to themselves - WISHING that all of the crap they were saying in church was true, but KNOWING (because they were not stupid people) that it was not real. So, in a time before the internet existed, at age 14, I presented my youth bible study group with a 30 minute, fully referenced lecture, with bibliography, pointing out the many fallacies and lies that we were collectively being brainwashed with weekly, if not daily. I pointed out how wrong it was to be knowingly manipulated by trusted adults and, as children, to have our futures dictated to us by such ingenuous charlatans. I did this completely independent of any adult input, even riding my bike to the public library to do the research on my own. My mother cried when she was told what I did. The youth pastor asked me to stop coming to bible study group. And within a couple of months all but a few of the other kids stopped going to bible study group too. Out of embarrassment, my mother started going to a different church. I was certainly not expected to join her. Why did I do this, stepping far outside my comfort zone and making all that effort? I did it to call out the injustice of forcing children to listen to and obey professional liars (pastors) who used fear, guilt, and shame as motivational tools. I did it because people I cared about were having their freedoms taken away and their worldviews manipulated by people who's paid jobs were to perpetuate lies to children and naive parents. I did it because at a relatively young age, I asked "why?", "how?", and "can you prove it?" I did it because when I tried to connect the dots between reality and religion, I couldn't and it deeply concerned me. I did it because I am an INTP.

As an INTP. I feel like I can never have actual friends because I feel like I’m talking to a child rather than someone at the same self-aware level. I always feel like I’m the protagonist in the world and everyone’s just an emotional little baby who I’m always trying to please because if I do anything wrong they get butthurt. I’m really glad to know that there are more like me because I always feel so alone because of this.

I'm an intp, I've studied Yung, mbti theories, taken courses of gamification and behavioral psychology, and I've never been more impressed with such a simply yet data rich articulation of a personality type. I've seen all the major mbti KZfaq Channels and by far, your style is my favorite. 🙏🤘

17:13 Oh my god. In school we had an art project once to do without the teacher. Just written instructions. I felt like I had understood what was asked and told my classmates. But they thought differently (in a actually wrong way). After ten minutes of pointless arguing I just left them where they stood and started doing my picture. I was practicly the only person who had time to finish. And I was the only one in my class that has understood the instructions correctly. In fact, this project had such bad results that the teachers didn't let it count for the grades. My whole class got Es and Ds while I got a B+. I got to keep the grade and dump another bad grade of mine. What I wanted to say was: Yes, can relate.

Thank you for talking about our emotions and feelings. The robot INTP stereotype made me doubt for a really long time that I was truly an INTP because it felt like it was everywhere I turned. I care about people and things, I have feelings and emotions. I just generally don't express it/them the same way most people do. This video has been sitting in my Watch Later for quite some time, and I wish I had watched it earlier. Now there's no doubt in my mind that I'm an INTP.

And intps like that share the same stories because they never trust that anyone is getting the point and they just want to “make sure” a person understands how awesome or dramatic it is lol

"in fact that just happened last week, um or this week, actually happened yesterday" classic

Yeah... The best way to tick off an INTP is to know what peeves us, but do it anyway... We can tolerate a little, but one second past our timer(and you can't really ever know how long it will be at any given time), our patience will burn away FAST. The better we think you know us(

As an INTP, I cared about people a lot more when I was younger and then the apathy just kindof ate my inferior function

I could cry watching this, because I feel so understood. Thank you💚

I am a INTP-T and that fashion thing is not true. but it is very true lol. so I had really bad fashion sense, I never really cared about it. 1 year ago I was debating with this cool popular rich "fashionable" guy in collage and he was really stupid with crap arguments. he was getting mad from my arguments and then he commented on my dressing sense, that "how can someone take you seriously when you dress like that" and some other things. and he and his friends laughed at me. and this thing for some reason got stuck in my head, those lines started making mad. and then I started researching about fashion, its history, different style, designers, clothing trends, runway shows etc. fast forward to now after all the research turns out that "fashionable" guy's dressing was so basic and he was little bit behind the current trends, I don't care about "trends" but still it matters in the context. so i bought all of clothing from thrift/vintage/military stores but those pieces were inspired by designer pieces. so now I have really good pieces and I could make different outfits from those pieces. I wear them whenever there is a chance interaction with these "fashionable" people. one month ago my friend was sitting in a group and they were arguing about a topic, that guy was also sitting in that group. I saw the chance to take my revenge and somehow i succeeded to relate that topic with fashion and that "fashionable" guy fell for the bait and gave some arguments. after that, guess what? I literally bullied him on fashion in front of many people who use to think of him as a fashion god. I still feel really bad about him. now he and some of his friends avoid me in the college lol. he is still so pretentious about himself so I am not going to say sorry. even now most of the time in dorm i wear sweat pants, 3 year old tees and crocs lmao. because I still don't care about fashion tbh.

I'm not your typical INTP. I'm socially developed and have emotional intelligence. I was reading somewhere that not all INTPs are into tech, etc. I am definitely one of those. My area of "interest" that I obsess about is the human experience (mostly behavioral psychology, philosophy). I went to bars, lounges, and nightclubs all the time alone just to observe and try different ways of speaking to women to see what reaction I'd get. I'd even try out the theory that "nice guys finish last" by being subtly condescending when chatting w/ women (was still nervous everytime for the first minute or so) as an experiment to see what result I'd get. It wasn't until this year that something internally happened in me where I think I have figured out the social puzzle of nightlife and have lost most interest in it - almost instantly. As far as professional and personal settings: some advice I'd give is to preface your input with something like "my intention is not to offend but to provide another perspective" and then say what you're going to say. People are much more receptive to you and much more willing to crown you as an authority figure in your professional and social lives when you use this type of approach. My theory is that people don't mind bowing to an intellectual superior as long as it's their idea lol (some humor and some truth in that one). I am guilty of the other typical INTP things though: procrastination, doubting myself but once I get started and see something through, it ends up being effortless and great output. I'm still trying to work past that one. Sidenote: Unfortunately nice guys DO finish last in today's society, but that doesn't mean we have to become jerks. Stand firm in your values and standout from the crowd. Over time, your demeanor will attract those that value decency and respect -- but you can't do that by staying in the house lol. Get out there and socially fumble and figure out this thing called life. I'm still working on it, but believe me, you will catch on quicker than you think and end up on the other side better than most.

Relationships for INTPs (according to MBTI methodology, taken from C.S Joseph's Quora video): 1. Golden pair: INTP - ENTJ (switch I/E and P/J) Highest understanding/emotional compatibility "Best" emotional/sexual compatibility Greatest high points, worst low points 2. Silver pair: INTP - INTJ (switch P/J) Highest level of mutual respect, but not understanding Very good emotional/sexual compatibility 3. Bronze: INTP - ESFP (switch everything but P/J) The most common marriage and longest-lasting relationships (usually). Companionship - one fills the other's shortcomings. Emotional/sexual compatibility is not very high, but the relationship feels like being a child again, very freeing. 4. Pedagogue: INTP - ENFJ (switch everything but N/S) The relationship for developing/learning the most from each other. Sexual compatibility is off the Richter scale. It is recommended to be intimate as often as possible. Like, daily. Emotional intimacy needs to be developed - ENFJs should value the INTP's ethics, and INTPs should value the ENFJs intelligence. 5. Benefactor: INTP - INFJ (switch everything but I/E and N/S) Very little conflict, lots of respect. Very good emotional/sexual compatibility (same as silver pair)

INTP male here. Your comment on 23:30 is so true. I crashed a car at age 15, swore I would never drive again in my life. When age 20, my mother said "your small sister is going to get her lincence before you, are you going to let that happen?". That solved the issue.

INTP here, and this is EXTREMELY accurate. I would elaborate, but my inherent INTP laziness deters me. Loved the video though, man. Can't believe I haven't come across your channel until now

Always thought I was INFP until last year when I realized I was so removed from Fi that I hadn't understood what it was and had confused it for my Si. Also, being the youngest child, a female, and intensely perfectionistic and sensitive to criticism muddied the waters quite a bit. After the initial shock, everything now makes a LOT more sense!

Wow as an INTP this is spitting truths left and right. I have super lenient parents that let me do whatever I wanted. It hit when you said that if INTPs get too comfortable they get stuck in a never progressing loop. After high school I had scholarships and didn’t take them because school isn’t what I wanted and pretty much sabotaged my future because I thought I could become successful all by myself. Damn...

Friend: You are INTP Me: how do I access this "Ti hero" part.

As an INTP, here's what validation feels like: imagine you're walking down the street, thinking you look pretty good, you like your outfit, etc. Then somebody walks up to you and slips you a $20 because they think you're homeless. And then theyre shocked that youre not grateful. It's like, if someone's telling you you're great there's an unstated assumption that I must be desperate for their approval and lucky me, I'm getting it! Yeah, no. And then people get upset that I don't validate them and I'm like yeah, because I respect you!

Hey. Vanilla yogurt tastes good. Edit: I'mma take it back, peach yogurt is where it's at

I am an INTP with an excellent sense of fashion, color and design. My mother (ISFJ) insisted that I was to be well groomed and immaculately dressed. As with anything, I decided to master these “S” functions and though it still isn’t natural for me, my studies have paid off. I can however enter any room and analyze it for design and color. Thank you so much for your insights and helpful teaching. You are so right, I will blow someone off permanently because they aren’t appreciative. If you’re gonna do the time ...

Best INTP description I’ve ever heard.

Lets get one thing straight I have a great sense of fashion, I just don't have the money yet!

As an INTP, this video read me like a book. Everything to how I think, my fashion sense, what makes me angry/happy. Great video! All my life I honestly thought something was wrong with me because of how I grew up when in fact i’m just being myself.

This is the most accurate INTP description I have found amongst all the other resources I was reading/watching through.

I will say this.. as an INTP the way that I have gotten myself to be less uninterested in people and to not be as condescending because someone may seem less intelligent is to find something unique about them; something that doesn't quite fit or something that I can learn from them somehow. I do hate when I'm called condescending though and I'm literally just telling the truth, it's not personal, it just facts. You really understand how the INTP brain works, which makes you a dangerous individual.

I’m an INTP, and anxiety causes me to always be apathetic.

So damn accurate! Mostly! You helped me see my shadow (unconscious) more clearly and I had been trying to deal with it. Most of time I have to outsmart myself to not smoke weed, lay in bed, play video games, watch movies and rather go to work instead. Getting out of the comfort zone, nah rather, throwing myself out of the comfort zone is so crucial for me. It completely changes my mindset and pushes me towards growth. I actually also relate so much with the SSJ Vegeta Rage! I have done it so many times and that rage feels good once in a while. Whether its a fight or when I'm pissed off with myself. It's like the beast within (the super ego itself) and it's more like a double edged sword. Thanks so much for this video man, I really respect you for putting it out here with so much effort.

As an INTP I was looking for an world record of board holding online but never found one, so I announce you as the world champion in board holding and talking, congratulations!

I'm an INTP, and I've been stuck in a rut for about a year because I don't know what I want, just like you said. That being said though, you've indirectly chastised me lol and made me see the error in my ways. I've decided to go to college in some place far away, so that it puts me outside of my comfort zone and forces me to utilize my talents. I've been so worried about my future because I've scrutinized every possible option and contingency and hypothetical, and I haven't been happy with any of them. You've helped me to take a risk, and I thank you for that. Small nit-pick edit: I have very good fashion sense lol, thank you very much. I do wear the same few "good" outfits every week though lol I have an update for you guys! I know it's been two years, but I've officially been accepted into a missionary school! Time to get my passport when COVID calms down, and I never thought I would do that. Thank you, Chase. You changed my life.

Everything this guy said literally explains my whole life

I have been into MBTI for a couple years now. I am an INTP. Understanding my cognitive functions has been an ultimate sigh of relief. For some reason I am JUST now finding your channel, and I appreciate it so much. Subscribed! You have the INTP nature under a microscope. All of this is true, accurate, and relatable. Thanks for analyzing us lol. I think we are the type that needs to most help and understanding. I guess most NT types do. My mom is a solid INTJ. She and I are both highly misunderstood by the world. Sometimes it’s a beat down. INTJs seem to be incredibly self-assured, however. I beat myself up and second guess myself regularly. Trying to overcome this constant battle of being my own worst enemy. Heh Oh and my oldest son is an ENTP for sure. That makes me even happier to watch you!

when your an INTP in the art field...

Reading through these comments has been like a Rollercoaster ride. Some of them tick me off and some I sympathize with. Being as old as I am, I find myself giving more & more advice because it just seems that I can relate to almost everything. One thing I have to say to fellow INTPs, is although knowledge is a beautiful wonderful thing, and most people are completely boring, don't deny how really important human relationships are. Learn to forgive! Learn to give people the benefit of a doubt! Even when you see someone is manipulating you, that's not to say there might be some positive aspect for you! Life does include win-win senerios sometimes. Also while I'm blowing off some steam and advice, just because you are an INTP doesn't give you the right or the excuse to live in the stereotype caricature of yourself. Make decisions and live with them or change them. Introduce yourself and smile at people. Look in the mirror before you leave the house! Take pride in the small accomplishments of everyday life, then at the end of your day, play sudoku, spider solitaire or whatever calms you down. When people don't take my advice, and I'm a mother and grandmother, so I'm used to it, I look at as - I've done my part, they are adults, or their own person, and they have every right to fail, just as I have time and time again. But I'm still here!

holy hell we INTPs are such internet lurkers; of all the types and videos about specific types, videos about us just always seem like they have the most views and comments i get that we like our ego to be stroked but it still amazes me how high the numbers are when it is about us is it because we like truth and knowledge so we naturally want to understand more about ourselves which leeds to a lot of us searching for these things? or was it because of our childish charisma that attracts others to look up about us more than any other types? or maybe we proof read so gosh darn much that we re-watch the video over 5 times and when we comment (which i see a lot of us do) not only do we proof read our own comment, we also proof read others comment and for weird reasons who knows what they may be, there's a metaphysic rabbit hole that we just keep going down further (cause i sure know i do) the only other types i see having relatively higher attention rate compared to most on this channel are the INFx and ISTP to a certain extent we sure dont have a big ego for nothing that is for sure

Appreciate your contribution to my pursuit of knowledge and understanding,and for holding the board up so I could focus and follow what you were saying

Hi, I'm an INTP, well, I'm about 78-90 percent sure. I have a question: 'Is it normal for an INTP to be afraid of the future?'. It's kind of odd, but I'm terrified by the chaos of human behavior. You can't really rely on intelligence or morality, the majority would expect you to do a stupid repetitive and worthless job and I can't be completely sure I'll be able to avoid that... I end up composing complicated plans of my future just to be able to calm down and be able to sleep, because I will die in an office - it's like slavery... The most horrible feeling is that I may have passed the opportunity to change things, which is crazy 'cause I'm still 19 and am successfully studying architecture... Anyway... Thanks for your videos...

*JESUS! I felt like you were talking to me directly*

i used to know this intp (i believe) friend. you are extremely on point... extremely. this guy was a red haired nerd who made me laugh harder than anyone i've ever met. i used to be amazed with his casual novel acumen. he often had me crying in laughter in class. he was a huge story teller (stories told over and over). i used to throw him random verbal stimulus (just throw ideas his way) to see his reaction. this man had, literally, zero friends in school (other than me) and i was generally considered somewhat popular and i would regularly leave larger popular groups of others to be around him for his insane entertainment value. he regularly called me a, "f'cking idiot," which made me laugh every time (he would be dead serious when doing this). oh, and btw, i had to beg him to hang out with me when he did... to know how strange this is, you just have to know our situation i guess (like i said, i had the extreme social upper hand that he didn't care about)... anyway, he knew a bunch of small anarchist type knowledge like what would happen if you did these strange things like stick gum wrapper in a socket, rob places in particular ways; it was wildly interesting. the lack of attention he got from others baffled me because he was so unique and extraordinary in my eyes. i was always intrigued how his mind worked. it was intimidating being around this guy with so much street wisdom and casual ability to function flawlessly when he felt like it. ...he's now a pothead (smokes 4 times a day). he did earn a casual master's degree in psychology that he doesn't do anything with. if i smoked like he did, i would fail classes in days. he had a 4.0...

INTP: I'm better and smarter than everyone, simultaneously I'm not good enough or smart enough for anyone. I hate that I fit into a box, but I like the explanation of why I feel so different.

My mind is blown, I’ve struck gold - thank you a ton for this incredible break down, 10/10 will recommend to a friend