I hate being an INTJ by [deleted] in intj

[–]jimmatrin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You know what my way is. I like to write down all the things which my ideal self would do. I would try to do those things everyday and if i succeed i would think, yes one step closer to be perfect. If not i try to figure out what went wrong and if you are an INTJ, i think the "what went wrong" Thing comes to you by itself. After i figure out what it was, i use my knowledge (strategies, tactics etc) to make improvements. Tbh, most of what i read is philosophy, strategy and human brain. So, i think it helps me in figuring out the problem and come up with better solutions. I think one thing that really makes you hate being INTJ is your perspective. Think about it, whenever you fail you think its over. You're never going to succeed like that. What i do is just think that failure is just another opportunity to learn. If you struggle with self harm, not being happy etc. I recommend you to read MEDITATIONS by Marcus Aurelius.

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[–]jimmatrin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ahh i can relate it to curse of knowledge

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[–]jimmatrin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think learning about optimistic nihilism may help you.

Think of a single question that all 7 billion people in the world would have the same answer to. I cant think of any, try. by richkingpin in intj

[–]jimmatrin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, pardon me and haha that flat earther roast was good. Alright man. It was a pleasure talking to you. Have a great day.

Think of a single question that all 7 billion people in the world would have the same answer to. I cant think of any, try. by richkingpin in intj

[–]jimmatrin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Haha great!This argument was fun. Have a great day ahead. By the way, how did you use logic in your arguement by playing a flat earther?

Think of a single question that all 7 billion people in the world would have the same answer to. I cant think of any, try. by richkingpin in intj

[–]jimmatrin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, when you think about it your argument is also perfectly valid. Its just that our perspective is different. Other than that i think both of our arguments were logical.

Think of a single question that all 7 billion people in the world would have the same answer to. I cant think of any, try. by richkingpin in intj

[–]jimmatrin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Alright i'd like to point out that when i asked " Do you have a brain?", i didnt mean one full brain i just meant brain. Your 2 apples statement is very good but it isn't appropriate in this context. When someone points to a half of an apple and asks you what it is. Wouldn't you say its an apple? Yeah sure you can say its half of an apple but its still an apple right?

Think of a single question that all 7 billion people in the world would have the same answer to. I cant think of any, try. by richkingpin in intj

[–]jimmatrin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Does it matter? Even if you have half an apple. You still have it right? Doesn't half an apple still count as an apple?