In the case of ENFPs, they prefer extraverted iNtuiting and introverted Sensing forms of consciousness -- which INTJs CAN be allergic to. ... read more
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Re: Is there truly any trend in compatibility between types?
(in INTJ Personalities)
As a technicality, type is not a trait-based model. It describes the forms of *consciousness* we prefer.
In the case of ENFPs, they prefer extraverted iNtuiting and introverted Sensing forms of consciousness -- which INTJs CAN be allergic to. ... read more
"Pursuit of Perfection"
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I just listened to an interview with Tal Ben Shahar. Tal is a positive psychologist, coach, author, speaker, and teaches a class at Harvard on on Happiness that is the most popular course now offered on campus. After his previous book on the topi...
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discussion post on Thu, November 19, 2009 - 2:11 PM
Re: The Failure of Sensation
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jamais vu? naw, probably not.
little article: english.pravda.ru/science/m...-deja-vu-0 Even Jung had false memories. Goes with the territory apparently. -vjv discussion post on Thu, November 19, 2009 - 2:05 PM
Re: any INTJ's smoke reefer?
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Funny coincidence. My girlfriend just posted on her Facebook status:
I'm sorry, but marijuana is bad for you. Everyone I know who smokes a few times per week or more ends up: more spacey, less connected, more distracted, more self-involved, le... read more discussion post on Thu, November 19, 2009 - 10:05 AM
Re: INTJs and people testing
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Chelsea,
so glad to give you chuckles. My next video will probably be about the failure of sensation at the optometrist's office. I nearly started crying in shame because I couldn't tell whether the red or the green side was clearer. Soooo c... read more discussion post on Wed, November 18, 2009 - 12:22 PM
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