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Non-INTP: How's it going?

INTP (buffering)

INTP (loading)

INTP (downloading scripts)

INTP (an error has been detected. Run program small_talk?)

INTP (>yes)

INTP (program failed. Launching emergency lockdown)

INTP: Yes.

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This is a response to your "INTP Women Dilemma #2" post: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no stop it stop it stop it stop it stop it. The first clause in that post should have stopped you. FUCK WHAT SOCIETY TELLS YOU. Do what makes you happy, do what makes your guy happy because it makes you happy, end of story. Dont do shit "because of society." Love yourself and be happy. Fin.

So true. Those posts were made during a deep period of depression. I was a bit delusional as well. Youre absolutely right!

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Sometimes, we procrastinate because our mind is actually thinking in the background of how to solve or go about a problem or task.

(via psych2go)

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Thinking with Animals:

We think in metaphors — they are our bridge of meaning between the familiar and the unfamiliar. Anthropocentrism — the tendency to project human qualities onto nonhuman beings and objects — is perhaps the most common of all metaphorical modes. In our earliest conscious experiences, we are surrounded by toy animals and immersed in children’s books rife with animal characters — in fact, cognitive scientists now know that the development of metaphorical thinking in children is what gives rise to the imagination, so imagining animals as ourselves and projecting ourselves onto animals is a developmental achievement for the human mind. But using animals as a mode of clarifying the human experience is something that permeates every stage of life and every epoch of our civilization, from ancient creation myths to Aesop’s fables to Orwell’s allegorical masterworkAnimal Farm to Lolcats.

A fascinating exploration of how we think with animals, which began as a workshop at Berlin’s Max Planck Institute for the History of Science. 

(Artwork above from a New Yorker cover by Maira Kalman)

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The anthem.

More than any other class, the INTP is optimized to see the potential of the world around us. Our Ti lets us find a use for absolutely anything, and our Ne makes an intricate web of inferences that connect simple use cases to a broad, complex, abstract pattern of ideas and thoughts and...

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… man is condemned to be free: condemned, because he did not create himself, yet nonetheless free, because once cast into the world, he is responsible for everything he does.

Jean-Paul Sartre (via philosophyandthearts)

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Nietzsche's heartening 1882 New Year’s resolution

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I am this organized about it. Makes my life easier.

Portrait of ideal zine assembly. I don’t think anyone has ever been this organized about it though.

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Sometimes I wonder whether I have any real intelligence or if I just have enough random bits of surface knowledge to bullshit my way through most things.

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Being good at multiple things is no excuse for mastering nothing.

Wise words I’ve heard or read somewhere (via shethinksmore)

Damn I need to hammer this message into my mind until it sticks. Yeesh.

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Awww... I lost all faith in this at number 7. And that bugs me because there was so much left to read. Drat.

The 50 Things You Need To Do For A Relationship To Last

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I am absolutely head-over-heels in love with any and all forms of well written flash fiction.

Six-Word Stories That Are Absolutely Heart-Breaking

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kind of hate how capitalism has trained me to believe that having free time is a bad thing and that i need to be constantly doing something to make my existence worth anything

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My Mind

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WE HAVE ALL BEEN LIED TO

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