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Fredtrellis
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11 Jan 2007, 1:13 pm

BeadsInMyToes wrote:
celtic1985 wrote:
ISTP, is that unusual?


Yeah, I think it is.

A few years ago when I took the test we actually found out the percentages of people who were each. I think women who were INTPs, like me, were only something like 3% or 4% of the population.


INTP myself. And I recall similarly that male INTPs were around the 2%/population mark.

I later looked at bell-curve distributions of members of the INTP category. I was close to falling off the scale..........and that was a shock to me. I suddenly realised that even amongst the people who fall into a relatively 'weirdo' category, i would be considered a weirdo....

Regards, Fred.
(Newbie who is so glad and excited to have found this website......)



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11 Jan 2007, 1:59 pm

INTJ here. Although my N is closest to the borderline range with S (about 60/40). My I, T, and J are solid though.

So I am more of a scientist, but sometimes a guardian-inspector.


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