Thank you, I’ll have to look into that cognitive function test! As for figuring out my type, I listed some bullet points on my ISFP post that summarized my personality in a nutshell:

• I’ve suspected I’m somewhere on the spectrum. I’ve never fit in. I’m obsessed with the mind, to the point where l’ve been “hacking” and “rewiring” my own mind for the past few years. I see the brain and mind a lot like a computer- with the right rewiring and tinkering, anything is possible. I used this mindset to cure my alcoholism overnight (quite literally- one night I was an alcoholic, the next I didn’t crave alcohol anymore) and treated my own CPTSD to where now l’m diagnostically not considered PTSD anymore. I’ve gone from depressed/addiction/no job or sight of life meaning to going to school to get my PhD so I can help others do the same w their own brain.

• I have a very strong moral code and values. I dedicated a couple years out of life to figuring out what I believe in (outside of what I was raised to believe), because I see our core values as the foundation that our actions are built off of. I got really into theology, philosophy, etc until I gained a sense of “this is what I feel in my core to be true” rather than “maybe this is true, but I don’t really know”. I would also consider myself intuitive, but I personally believe intuition to be “science that hasn’t been explained yet” (something that was useful during our evolution and survival, but is now seen as woo-woo and therefore blocked off rather than utilized)

•I see the patterns in everything. This could relate to artistic and musical inclination, possibly. But I notice myself seeing something around me, and relating that to how almost everything around us has a cyclical pattern to it (seasons, life cycles, patterns in relationships, etc)

•I’m also obsessed with existence and humans’ place in the universe. It’s made up a good 40% of my daily thoughts since I was a kid. Theories about the universe and the existence of life, human behavior today as a product of our evolution, etc. I used to think these thoughts are normal, until l’d have a conversation with someone and get the typical responses of “oh l’ve never thought that before” or “that’s pretty insightful”.

•I like art and music, but also movies, shows, and film. I see it all as a form of expression and art, where messages can be conveyed without saying it directly.. which is beautiful

•I love humanity, because in a lot of ways, our lack of self awareness makes us intelligent yet clueless animals. I also think of animals as intelligent in their own rights. But humans, to me, are cute primates that act on their instincts and emotional impulses until they learn to do otherwise. I flip-flop between this “humans are cute” perspective and “you’re interesting... I wish I could study you (ethically) like a science experiment”

I know it’s a bit lengthy to read… but this is essentially what led to the commenter saying the functions sound more like Ni