Re: Behaviour and Symbols
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Originally Posted by Young_and_Confused
INFp: Half Cat - Half Saint
:lol: This is hilarious because IRL I frequently pretend to be a cat... much to the amusement of onlookers. When I can be bothered I even turn around 3 times before sitting down.
Re: Behaviour and Symbols
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Originally Posted by Young_and_Confused
ENFp: Half Monkey - Half Saint
Saint Valentine, of course:
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Re: Behaviour and Symbols
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Originally Posted by Expat
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Originally Posted by Darklord
My type name is the best. Nothing can beat "Holy CPU Saint" :lol: .
That's because it sounds like something Robin would say to Batman in the old tv show with Adam West.
Hahaha. This is hilarious :lol: That was a funny series btw.
And to Y&C you are making progress :) Your post is a big leap forward.
These descriptions are not bad at all:
ESTp: Logical Lion
ISTp: Logical Fox
of course I associate them a bit differently than you probably (in a more concrete way) so they are not perfect. But anyways as far as my childhood sports experiences go I can remember ESTps as brave lions who immediately challenged the opponent face to face. ISTps were clearly more creative and sneaky and only went for direct confrontation when they didn't see another path to victory. This would be more fox like behavior then.
What is interesting is the association of SPs and animals in general. If you think animalistic behavior is in the other end and robotic is in another end then I'm not sure which end is more me. I do have some primitive and "animalistic" traits but in general I find myself more robotic than most people I meet. I have been called "boring" in the chat many times because I tend to get annoyed about "animalistic" behavior there :lol: How do you define the "animalistic" behavior or "animal tendencies".
If I compare myself to ENTjs for example in the surface it seems they are more robotic. Then again they often engage in behavior I could never do and they claim I'm "boring" or "robotic" for not playing along.
In the context of the chat..the only ESFp and the ISFps in the chat seem the least "animalistic" there and seem very deep and even rational. I find many NTs there often go totally out of control in a disturbing way :lol: NTs have great deal of processing power and they use fancy concepts but other than that they often act like animals in my opinion :lol: They are rarely spiritual, they talk about sex alot in a very primitive/mechanical way, if you rip of the intellectual surface then they seem quite shallow and things like that. Or is that "robotic" behavior instead of "animalistic"? I'm not sure what is meant by "animal tendencies", "human tendencies", "robotic tendencies" etc. :?
Re: Behaviour and Symbols
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Originally Posted by XoX
NTs have great deal of processing power and they use fancy concepts but other than that they often act like animals in my opinion :lol: They are rarely spiritual, they talk about sex alot in a very primitive/mechanical way, if you rip of the intellectual surface then they seem quite shallow and things like that.
I think you haven't rip of the layer, that's why things appear to you that way.
Re: Behaviour and Symbols
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Originally Posted by FDG
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Originally Posted by XoX
NTs have great deal of processing power and they use fancy concepts but other than that they often act like animals in my opinion :lol: They are rarely spiritual, they talk about sex alot in a very primitive/mechanical way, if you rip of the intellectual surface then they seem quite shallow and things like that.
I think you haven't rip of the layer, that's why things appear to you that way.
FDG...It wasn't that serious :D I was more like attempting to provoke some passionate discussion and maybe some "clever" SP bashing which would reveal something :P. This thread seems not to take much fire...
I still don't quite understand what is meant by "animalistic", "robotic", etc. I would like to know why am I always considered to have more "animal tendencies" than "robotic tendencies" in these analyses. Is it because I sometimes make funny faces? Is it because I sometimes write/talk without thinking too much? Or because I rely senses more than intuition? Is it because I'm sometimes more interested in sensual pleasures than intellectual pursuits? Yesterday Ashton kept telling me how boring I was for not playing along so that made me think I must be very robotic or something :8* I mean animals are not very boring or are they? :? Maybe I just don't represent the typical ISTp stereotype very well...
Re: Behaviour and Symbols
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Originally Posted by XoX
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Originally Posted by FDG
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Originally Posted by XoX
NTs have great deal of processing power and they use fancy concepts but other than that they often act like animals in my opinion :lol: They are rarely spiritual, they talk about sex alot in a very primitive/mechanical way, if you rip of the intellectual surface then they seem quite shallow and things like that.
I think you haven't rip of the layer, that's why things appear to you that way.
FDG...It wasn't that serious :D I was more like attempting to provoke some passionate discussion and maybe some "clever" SP bashing which would reveal something :P. This thread seems not to take much fire...
I still don't quite understand what is meant by "animalistic", "robotic", etc. I would like to know why am I always considered to have more "animal tendencies" than "robotic tendencies" in these analyses. Is it because I sometimes make funny faces? Is it because I sometimes write/talk without thinking too much? Or because I rely senses more than intuition? Is it because I'm sometimes more interested in sensual pleasures than intellectual pursuits? Yesterday Ashton kept telling me how boring I was for not playing along so that made me think I must be very robotic or something :8* I mean animals are not very boring or are they? :? Maybe I just don't represent the typical ISTp stereotype very well...
You might be ISTj!
Besides, I think that the animalistic label applies much more to :Se: - first types. I am actually much rawer in speech than my ISTp friend, as you say.
Anyway, probably young and confused wanted to classify as animalistic tendencies an instantaneous stimuli-reaction mechanism, whitout an internal decision-making rational process.
Re: Behaviour and Symbols
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Originally Posted by Young_and_Confused
ESTp: Logical Lion
ESFp: Ethical Monkey
Why ESTp is a lion and ESFp is a monkey? If SeTi is a logical lion then SeFi would be an ethical lion I guess? Hmm...same goes with ISTp and ISFp they could be logical fox and ethical fox. I generally like the symbols but I don't quite grasp the logic here. Could you explain a bit how you ended up with these symbols?
Re: Behaviour and Symbols
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Originally Posted by XoX
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Originally Posted by Young_and_Confused
ESTp: Logical Lion
ESFp: Ethical Monkey
Why ESTp is a lion and ESFp is a monkey? If SeTi is a logical lion then SeFi would be an ethical lion I guess? Hmm...same goes with ISTp and ISFp they could be logical fox and ethical fox. I generally like the symbols but I don't quite grasp the logic here. Could you explain a bit how you ended up with these symbols?
A lot of it comes to just random :Ne: that came up at at the moment. ESTPs are lions because they are always nomadic and doing so much. As for ESFPs being monkeys, I just tried to connect types together. That is why ENFp is half monkey and half saint, since a monkey to is an EXFP trait. I basically connected it to my monkey like behaviour. Also, my ESFP best friend actually does a very accurate monkey screech. :lol:
As for the ISTp being a fox, I just got that from Rockys avatar and I thought it fit it well. ISFp is a cat not a fox and I got ISFp from a connection through INFps. I find that INFps can be randomly bitchy like a cat, though they are mostly calm and nice to hang around with, although I never met one.
Hahaha. This is hilarious :lol: That was a funny series btw.
And to Y&C you are making progress :) Your post is a big leap forward.
These descriptions are not bad at all:
ESTp: Logical Lion
ISTp: Logical Fox
of course I associate them a bit differently than you probably (in a more concrete way) so they are not perfect. But anyways as far as my childhood sports experiences go I can remember ESTps as brave lions who immediately challenged the opponent face to face. ISTps were clearly more creative and sneaky and only went for direct confrontation when they didn't see another path to victory. This would be more fox like behavior then.
What is interesting is the association of SPs and animals in general. If you think animalistic behavior is in the other end and robotic is in another end then I'm not sure which end is more me. I do have some primitive and "animalistic" traits but in general I find myself more robotic than most people I meet. I have been called "boring" in the chat many times because I tend to get annoyed about "animalistic" behavior there :lol: How do you define the "animalistic" behavior or "animal tendencies".
If I compare myself to ENTjs for example in the surface it seems they are more robotic. Then again they often engage in behavior I could never do and they claim I'm "boring" or "robotic" for not playing along.
In the context of the chat..the only ESFp and the ISFps in the chat seem the least "animalistic" there and seem very deep and even rational. I find many NTs there often go totally out of control in a disturbing way :lol: NTs have great deal of processing power and they use fancy concepts but other than that they often act like animals in my opinion :lol: They are rarely spiritual, they talk about sex alot in a very primitive/mechanical way, if you rip of the intellectual surface then they seem quite shallow and things like that. Or is that "robotic" behavior instead of "animalistic"? I'm not sure what is meant by "animal tendencies", "human tendencies".
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Well by appearance most people think that SPs seems a lot more mature and responsible then NPs. Though through their actions and beliefs NPs tend to share that trait. I know that is a generalization, but that is mostly comparing :Se: with :Ne:, since I have limited knowledge of :Si:. I think ISTps tend to have a lot in common with ESTjs that are robotic due to similar dominant functions, so it makes that an ISTp could be more robotic than animalistic. I think NTs and especially NTJs tend to hide their true thoughts, since it would not be welcomed. They usually mask this sillininess or animalistic behaviour as a coping mechanism. Also, NTs like any other type could display animalistic behaviour during times of stress.
Re: Behaviour and Symbols
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Originally Posted by XoX
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Originally Posted by Young_and_Confused
ESTp: Logical Lion
ESFp: Ethical Monkey
Why ESTp is a lion and ESFp is a monkey? If SeTi is a logical lion then SeFi would be an ethical lion I guess? Hmm...same goes with ISTp and ISFp they could be logical fox and ethical fox. I generally like the symbols but I don't quite grasp the logic here. Could you explain a bit how you ended up with these symbols?
A lot of it comes to just random :Ne: that came up at at the moment. ESTPs are lions because they are always nomadic and doing so much. As for ESFPs being monkeys, I just tried to connect types together. That is why ENFp is half monkey and half saint, since a monkey to is an EXFP trait. I basically connected it to my monkey like behaviour. Also, my ESFP best friend actually does a very accurate monkey screech. :lol:
As for the ISTp being a fox, I just got that from Rockys avatar and I thought it fit it well. ISFp is a cat not a fox and I got ISFp from a connection through INFps. I find that INFps can be randomly bitchy like a cat, though they are mostly calm and nice to hang around with, although I never met one.
Hahaha. This is hilarious :lol: That was a funny series btw.
And to Y&C you are making progress :) Your post is a big leap forward.
These descriptions are not bad at all:
ESTp: Logical Lion
ISTp: Logical Fox
of course I associate them a bit differently than you probably (in a more concrete way) so they are not perfect. But anyways as far as my childhood sports experiences go I can remember ESTps as brave lions who immediately challenged the opponent face to face. ISTps were clearly more creative and sneaky and only went for direct confrontation when they didn't see another path to victory. This would be more fox like behavior then.
What is interesting is the association of SPs and animals in general. If you think animalistic behavior is in the other end and robotic is in another end then I'm not sure which end is more me. I do have some primitive and "animalistic" traits but in general I find myself more robotic than most people I meet. I have been called "boring" in the chat many times because I tend to get annoyed about "animalistic" behavior there :lol: How do you define the "animalistic" behavior or "animal tendencies".
If I compare myself to ENTjs for example in the surface it seems they are more robotic. Then again they often engage in behavior I could never do and they claim I'm "boring" or "robotic" for not playing along.
In the context of the chat..the only ESFp and the ISFps in the chat seem the least "animalistic" there and seem very deep and even rational. I find many NTs there often go totally out of control in a disturbing way :lol: NTs have great deal of processing power and they use fancy concepts but other than that they often act like animals in my opinion :lol: They are rarely spiritual, they talk about sex alot in a very primitive/mechanical way, if you rip of the intellectual surface then they seem quite shallow and things like that. Or is that "robotic" behavior instead of "animalistic"? I'm not sure what is meant by "animal tendencies", "human tendencies".
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Well by appearance most people think that SPs seem a lot more mature and responsible then NPs. Though through their actions and beliefs NPs tend to share that trait. I know that is a generalization, but that is mostly comparing :Se: with :Ne:, since I have limited knowledge of :Si:. I think ISTps tend to have a lot in common with ESTjs that are robotic due to similar dominant functions, so it makes that an ISTp could be more robotic than animalistic. I think NTs and especially NTJs tend to hide their true thoughts, since it would not be welcomed. They usually mask this sillininess or animalistic behaviour as a coping mechanism. Also, NTs like any other type could display animalistic behaviour during times of stress.