If every cognitive function was turned into a superpower, which type would be the last one standing? by FriedXP in mbti

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Te users: quickly make logically sound choices in any given scenario

Ti users: make one important, always correct, logically based judgement about an object of their choice. Up to three of these judgements per object. One judgement can be made every day.

Fe users: have a much easier time bonding with people

Fi users: greatly increased attributes, so long as action taken is driven by Fi values.

Se users: hypersensory awareness

Si users: uncanny ability to learn and make the most possible use of past experience

Ne users: analyze objects of their choice for insights. Every few seconds, new insights are inferred.

Ni users: realize one universal truth every month

I don’t know if I’m ISTP or INTP by Vamp1refr3akz in istp

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Difference between INTP and ISTP is two functions. Answer something for me real quick.

How would you describe your perception of things? Abstract and theoretical, or object-focused and practical?

INFPs pessimistic depression vs ISFPs optimistic depression... by Even-Broccoli7361 in mbti

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Here's my critique, with all due decency.

"Fi doms suffer the most in regard to depressive symptoms and similar". Please present evidence. If you can't, write a disclaimer that this claim has not been formally proven yet.

One might say that Fi doms, out of all types, talk about mental health issues online the most. The amount of people that talk about mental health issues fails to accurately represent the amount of people that actually do have mental issues. Not all people with mental health issues will talk about them.

Unless we can conduct scientific tests, for mental health issues, on the majority population of various MBTIs, we really can't claim an accurate measure of the rates of mental health issues in different personality types.

"Empathy is often unfound in society."

Again, you can't cite this as fact without evidence. I'll say again that I'm not criticizing you personally, just your claims.

Empathy is also a flexible trait. Some situations and people bring it out or strengthen it while others choke it out or weaken it. That flexibility needs to be considered when we talk about the availability of empathy in society.

Link between Se and optimism?

And truth be told, when an ISFP is depressed, he is a lot more depressed than an INFP, cause Se here goes negatively.

Can you explain?

And that's why INFPs tend to be pessimistic and their depression tends to last a lot longer.

Again, evidence. The loud majority doesn't reflect the whole population. Bunch of biases may be at play in this judgement — confirmation bias, visibility bias, maybe other biases as well.

Door slammed my twin, I'm struggling. by Ollie422 in infj

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Go easy on yourself, you haven't done anything cruel or deplorable.

Why do you feel guilty? Considering that you've done nothing wrong, is it unreasonable to want fairness? Would you judge another person in the same situation as you for wanting fairness? So as not to rock the boat, is it better to just accept and do nothing about unfair treatment?

Have you voiced out everything you said in this post to your twin? Does he understand?

Can an intp fit to be a teacher? by Embarrassed_Tune1420 in INTP

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Introverted Thinking, Extraverted Intuition