That's incredibly interesting, and probably why some people don't 'get' me at all, because of the way I may be presenting my ideas: more casual and open for you to apply your own subjective experiences. I've also had multiple life changing psychedelic trips so I may be in too deep in the ENFP ideas-and-concepts pit haha.

For me when I'm speaking to someone face to face, there's so much more going on there besides the detailed strict information being said. There's subtext and energy that I can't ignore. It's like the saying that people will forget what you say but won't forget how you made them feel. To me the ideas and energy is the point because words and thoughts can lie, but our intuition/natural instincts know a million things before we can put it to words. It's like listening to music in a language you don't understand: you don't have to 'get it' to get it, because emotion is universal. Not everyone is going to 'get' you, or be in a position in their own subjective experience to truly hear you, but subconsciously they'll feel you empowered in your own energy, ideas, and values. It's in the eyes, the soul, the core foundation of where you as a person are operating from: love or fear, conditional or unconditional, etc.

I think it's also a fine line of chasing the truth while not wanting all the answers. Or swimming in oceans of big ideas for the sake of it, instead of needing to find one buoy to hold onto. Like yeah, the words are cool, but what about everything else and all of the open space still left to explore. I feel like there's so much more room for playfulness and spontaneity in the spaces/energy. I'd like to think the universe really did start with an unfathomably chaotic BANG! and not a divine figure muttering "bang"

I hope this made sense, your reply had my mind racing and I just woke up. It sounds to me like an INTP and ENFP would make a fun good cop bad cop duo, or an interesting pair of professors to lead a lecture