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"Casual acquaintances think him inconsiderate and domineering. But the better one knows him, the more favorable one's judgement becomes, and his closest friends value his intimacy very highly." (From General Description of the Types, by C. G. Jung, 1921.) - This archetype includes the INTP and ISTP four-letter types.
- This archetype's images all contain a strong vertical green line near the bottom.
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Introverted Thinking (Ti)
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Written by Election 2008
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130 |
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INTP (Ti) |
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I: 58%, N: 58%, T: 58%, P: 58% |
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Four Letter Type |
According to the rational presidents page at keirsey.com, Thomas Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln are both INTPs.
- We consider keirsey.com to be a credible source, so there is no question about this one.
- This image is based on a Four Letter Type, so all four scores are 58% and the image is more like a "sketch" than a "portrait," in that it does not reflect the true strength of the individual's preferences.
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Introverted Thinking (Ti)
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Written by Old Portraits
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121 |
| Types: |
INTP (Ti) |
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I: 53%, N: 89%, T: 53%, P: 63% |
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Keirsey Temperament Sorter |
During grad school, classes in Photography and Art History gradually caused me to lose interest in music and gain interest in the visual arts. The conversion became complete probably about the time I read Point and Line to Plane by Wassily Kandinsky for a Computer Graphic Design class in VCU's Art Department. The original version of this site (written in Lisp for an old 8088-based PC) wound up being the final project for a Masters of Interdisciplinary Studies degree. Walter Wright was my academic advisor for this degree.
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Introverted Thinking (Ti)
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Written by Old Portraits
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120 |
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INTP (Ti) |
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I: 79%, N: 95%, T: 53%, P: 79% |
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Keirsey Temperament Sorter |
When I started college, playing music was my favorite hobby. For awhile I even made a few bucks playing bass in a bluegrass band! When I started grad school I took some electronic music classes with Dr. Carrier. As a former Assembly language programmer for NASA, he knew a great deal about the digital world, but valued his analog stereo equipment (yes I am talking not just vinyl but TUBES, people) a great deal. I suppose one could call him "eccentric," and the large amount of blue in his image attests to that.
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