How the INTJ Brain Works

How does the INTJ brain work? Let's take a look.

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[syarifahmunaakmarazmi]

As an INTJ, I practically had a good laugh watching this

[ditinta]

INTJs, we need to get this guy. He knows too much about us.

[JasonMoir]

As an INTJ and anatomy professor, this is 100% correct.

[elizabethcochran]

The "not wrong, but would have worded it differently" is so true.
-INTJ

[anniefarrell]

Planned spontaneity. That's the INTJ way.

[loladupont]

As an INTJ, I planned all my life since my teenagehood. Only problem, I forget to calculate that I have to LIVE this life, and all its unforeseen events 👍

[firtp]

As an INTJ who had a terrible day today, thank you for the good laugh.

PS : Yes, I had a terrible day because it involved nothing I had planned, excessive spontaneous stuff and social interaction.

[thunderatigervideo]

As an INTJ, I can confirm It is critically important to plan out future conversations. A good plan means we don’t have to use the social or spontaneity sections of the brain and they can remain comfortably underdeveloped.

[ExtraMedium-]

As an INTJ, I had a profound belly laugh at this video. I almost cracked a smile.

[DaniellaTousson]

I don't think I've ever been called out so hard in all my life.

[dyslexictroll]

I had an experience when I attended a reginal Unitarian Universalist leadership training camp. It cost $2, 500 and lasted 8 days. Of the 40 attendees 6 of us were INTJ. You could not get that concentration randomly. It was a crucible. We were assigned the task of designing a T-shirt to represent our psychological type and could not agree on ... anything and ended up with each of us doing our own shirt. To meet yourself and what other people have to deal with was life changing.

[imdisappointedintheinter-xftv]

YES. The Procrastination Cache. This is my life.

[irienerd]

As an INTJ, I can confirm all of this is true except my judgment chip is a bit larger than average INTJ and my facial expressions are stuck on derision mode.

[cosmoflanker]

As an INTJ this is spot on! The procrastination section is important for realizing there is nothing that can't be put off until a week from next Tuesday, while the planning section is busy doing vitally important work like working out how my company would run SO MUCH better if only I were in charge imstead of the morons that are. Also a constantly updated plan for world domination. That too.

[taniakallos]

“The INTJ will quickly correct anyone who says:
- Anything wrong
- Anything that sounds wrong
or
- Anything that’s technically correct, but the INTJ would have worded it differently”

I cannot put into words how spot on that was. 😂

[evap]

That reminds me my Intj boss who organized a karaoke during our seminar. Everyone knew he loves that. That was so funny because he still was really calm and really serious but you couldn't miss his tiny tiny cute serious little smile which showed that he was happy. And also he did not want any interruption between two songs so he did not stop asking what song was next. That was so funny. Sometimes it is like a child coming out from this intellectual brilliant mind.
Don't have thé same impression with my other INTJ colleegue though who is pretty much serious all the time

[baum_baumbaum]

Now I am mad that soon I will forget about this video and never remember how accurate it was

[kauffrau]

As an INTJ, this is miserably true, but it made me feel better about it. i.e. it's not my fault.

[r.m.s.]

Fits my husband's description. I love the computer references as he is a bit of a nerd😂. I thought perhaps the smallest part might have been their connection to their heart but I love that you made it about their lack of spontaneity.😂😊

[Memkiss]

Oh, so INTJs and INFJs are definitely siblings. I relate SO MUCH to the "tripping on and getting hurt by your surroundings" and "low battery + coffin sleeping hermit mode" parts. In Ni we trust ❤