<p>With your first class finished, you head for the cafeteria dying for something to eat. You arrive and notice that the cafeteria is almost full and is very noisy, not to mention the line is too long. You decide it is better to starve than to enter such a hellish place. Outside, people are everywhere and there is constant commotion. You decide to seek refuge in the library.</p>
<p>I would do anything for food! I don’t really mind people either.</p>
<p>I’m INTJ too! well I was a few months ago when I took a personality test online. My circumstances have changed since then (I’ve become more social and a lot happier and content)</p>
<p>but that article does is not me at all!!! well, unless, I’m depressed or need to study for a big test. </p>
<p>Maybe I can change my personality type depending on the situation. I’m a character chameleon :-). awesome</p>
<p>I like how one of the sites stated that INTJs like to think more than speak. That is one characteristic that I definitely harbor. I sometimes zone out during the day.</p>
<p>INTJs are intuitive thinkers who tend to notice meanings, possibilities and patterns rather than the mundane facts and details of their lives. They manipulate the world of theory as if on a gigantic chessboard, always seeking strategies and tactics that have high payoff.</p>
<p>The INTJ often has a strong intellect, and can think effectively at both the macro and the micro levels. As such, they have a gift for seizing opportunities that others might not even notice. Moreover, they always have a keen eye for the consequence of the application of new ideas or positions.</p>
<p>They are the supreme pragmatists, who see reality as something which is quite arbitrary and made up. Reality is a crucible for the refining of ideas, and in this sense, INTJs are the most theoretical of all the types. Where an ESTP sees ideas as the pawn of reality, an INTJ sees reality as the pawn of ideas: No idea is too far-fetched to be entertained. INTJs are natural brain-stormers, always open to new concepts and, in fact, aggressively seeking them.</p>
<p>Psycho Pericles, what is AP chem like at your school? I took it last year and we didn’t do ANYTHING. Sure the teach tried to teach us for a few weeks, but half our class was/were lazy geniuses ( should I use was or were?) and the other half was just lazy. </p>
<p>So I read the PR book a few weeks b4 the test and got a 4 ( would have gotten a 5 but it was a long week and my brain was poo pooed from all my other AP’s )</p>
<p>:-) have a nice day psycho :-)</p>
<p>I took another personality test and I am still an INTJ (though very moderate now). Poo I can’t join a right wing or left wing political party when I grow up </p>
<p>and they say I’m a matermind. . yay I can take over the world now when I grow up :-P</p>
<p>When I first took the test, I got INTJ. I took the test again yesterday, and it came out INFJ. My results were borderline though. 52% in favor of Introverted, 76% iNtuitive, 43% Feeling, 52% Judging.</p>
<p>On all the personality tests I’ve taken, my results always came out as INFJ. I could easily be described as INTJ personality type though, so it’s no surprise how well I related to that description of an ordinary INTJer’s day. :)</p>
Oh! And so is [url=<a href=“http://www.geckoblue.org/about/dealing_with_intjs.shtml]this[/url”>http://www.geckoblue.org/about/dealing_with_intjs.shtml]this[/url</a>] too! </p>
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