Brian Greene (theoretical physicist)

[Steve]

His books The Elegant Universe and Fabric of the Cosmos seem overflowing with Ti and Ne. and are extremely enjoyable to read.

[Gilly]

INTj is my best guess.

[FDG]

I liked them too, even if string theory seems to be a dead end to me.

ILE.

[Steve]

I like the way he explains even the other stuff, like Einstein's principles. It just seems so rich with analogies.

I'm leaning toward INTj for him, after seeing him on PBS, but either way there's Ti and Ne in the ego block.

As a side note, how would you be able to tell the difference between a more reserved ENTp and a more outoging INTj?

[FDG]

As a side note, how would you be able to tell the difference between a more reserved ENTp and a more outoging INTj?

One is an INTj, the other an ENTp. Mistyped

[Steve]

As a side note, how would you be able to tell the difference between a more reserved ENTp and a more outoging INTj?

One is an INTj, the other an ENTp. Mistyped

- I would think though that INTjs would be more dismissive than ENTps of wild ideas, and ENTps not as willing to analyze every idea they've brought up.

[Blaze]

he looks a little like david duchovny.