I'm an INTP, so I talk about it.

The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) test is a survey of 50 questions that assesses your personality type. I routinely test either INTJ or INTP. I feel more like an INTP, so I share my thoughts on why as well as why I don't fit precisely into the INTP mould. I became aware of the MBTI in a couple of university psychology courses, and I take the test every few years. For the most part, the results—save for the P—are persistent. Find out why. Blog: http://philosophicsblog.wordpress.com MBTI Quiz: http://16personalities.com Editing Software: Davinci Resolve 19 Digital Assets: Motion Array, http://motionarray.com Additional Assets: Pexels, http://pexels.com I also use Davinci Resolve Speed Editor and Blackmagic Stream Deck + Chapter Markers 00:00 Intro 01:37 Introversion versus Extroversion 02:03 Intuition versus Sensing 04:13 Thinking versus Feeling 05:54 Perceiving versus Judging 07:40 Deconstructing the Engine 09:13 Building the Engine 10:22 But where does the Extraversion come into play? 13:05 Why Does This Matter? 14:02 The I-E and P-J Framework 14:28 Introversion vs. Extraversion (I-E) – The Chassis 15:32 Perceiving vs. Judging (P-J) – The Steering System 16:42 Putting It All Together 17:08 The Assertive-Turbulent Dimension 18:51 How A-T Fits into the MBTI System 20:19 About Me 26:14 Closing