Aerin said:
My husband is INTJ. A lot of the people I used to work with were NT - scientists in the main. Big on generalising and working with concepts and logic; scrupulously fair; tended to see things as "right" and "wrong"; hated organisational politics. Totally didn't "get" anyone who said things they didn't believe in to keep in with others. I come across a lot now too in my work, again scientific backgrounds.
(I'm NF)
Wow! You nailed me too, Aerin! For some reason I love that name...
As of now, there are 295 votes, and I created a chart of the breakdown of the traits, here is the list (to preserve formatting):
HTML:
Votes Percent
E 36 12.2%
I 259 87.8%
S 50 16.9%
N 245 83.1%
T 106 35.9%
F 189 64.1%
P 128 43.4%
J 167 56.6%
However, (as usual
) there is one technical detail with your description... the scientific background. One year of college, tested out of the other year, didn't want to go. I guess you could say... whiz kid, but no one that has ever new me has called me that... they just say I'm really smart.
Somebody gave me a computer and a bunch of books, a story I used to think was curious, I told myself how to program computers at 16... they were BASIC back then. I am simply someone who can take
very complex systems, and
understand them, completely. I have had a fair amount of success, but I used to often wonder what would have happened if I actually tried... if I actually cared.
Then I picked up my first Tarot book and deck, the Universal Waite and the Gilded Tarot (which was quickly switched to The Legacy of the Divine!) in December 2009, and I popped the top! (As I always do!)
Pop! Man! What a mind job!
(Note: I let Excel pick the colors for the chart, Excel did quite well, so I didn't change them.)