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Category: The INTJ Type<br />Title: Type Descriptions/Summaries<br />Summary: The types, as interpreted by my ESTJ older brother. He said: "I like how these personality tests always make each personality sound good. Like no one reads them and says, 'Wow, that guy is an a-hole! I'm glad that's not ME!' What if they were called something else?"

2006-09-10T19:58:24-00:00 2006-09-10T19:58:24-00:00 2006-09-10T19:58:24-00:00 http://intjlist.org/modules/article/view.article.php/24/c5 lroffey1

Category: The INTJ Type<br />Title: You might just be an INTJ if<br />Summary: (with apologies to Jeff Foxworthy and "You might just be an Engineer if...")

2006-09-10T18:55:16-00:00 2006-09-10T18:55:16-00:00 2006-09-10T18:55:16-00:00 http://intjlist.org/modules/article/view.article.php/22/c5 lroffey1

Category: The INTJ Type<br />Title: Are you an INTJ, er, a god?<br />Summary: Ever wonder why? This test might give you a few clues...

2006-09-10T18:05:59-00:00 2006-09-10T18:05:59-00:00 2006-09-10T18:05:59-00:00 http://intjlist.org/modules/article/view.article.php/21/c1 lroffey1

Category: General Information<br />Title: How It All Began<br />Summary: In ancient times, God used text-based instructions to create the universe.

2006-08-23T11:04:21-00:00 2006-08-23T11:04:21-00:00 2006-08-23T11:04:21-00:00 http://intjlist.org/modules/article/view.article.php/20/c1 Mary

Category: General Information<br />Title: Godwin&#039;s Law<br />Summary: This is a list of frequently asked questions about Godwin's Law, the natural law relating Usenet and Nazis once and for all.

2006-08-21T22:19:14-00:00 2006-08-21T22:19:14-00:00 2006-08-21T22:19:14-00:00 http://intjlist.org/modules/article/view.article.php/15/c1 Mary

Category: General Information<br />Title: The Mailing List<br />Summary: The INTJ-list mailing list is being hosted by groups.Yahoo.com. The original list was founded in 1997 and hosted on the mail server of ifin.pair.com. In July 1999, a decision was made to move the list to a new server and Onelist was selected. At some point, OneList was gobbled up by Yahoo and here we are.

2006-08-21T22:17:17-00:00 2006-08-21T22:17:17-00:00 2006-08-21T22:17:17-00:00 http://intjlist.org/modules/article/view.article.php/14/c5 Mary

Category: The INTJ Type<br />Title: INTJ - The Personality Page<br />Summary: The Scientist<br /><br />As an INTJ, your primary mode of living is focused internally, where you take things in primarily via your intuition. Your secondary mode is external, where you deal with things rationally and logically.

2006-08-21T22:14:36-00:00 2006-08-21T22:14:36-00:00 2006-08-21T22:14:36-00:00 http://intjlist.org/modules/article/view.article.php/13/c5 Mary

Category: The INTJ Type<br />Title: 16 Ways To Love Your Lover<br />Summary: Any Relationship Can Be Improved<br /><br />Kroeger and Thuesen give an overview of how an INTJ is likely to behave in relationships. "Among the most visionary of the sixteen types, whose gift to the world is independence.

2006-08-21T22:01:56-00:00 2006-08-21T22:01:56-00:00 2006-08-21T22:01:56-00:00 http://intjlist.org/modules/article/view.article.php/12/c5 Mary

Category: The INTJ Type<br />Title: The INTJ Type - Type Talk<br />Summary: Everything Has Room For Improvement<br /><br />Otto Kroeger and Janet M. Thuesen, in their book, Type Talk: The 16 Personality Types, describe the INTJ's world as being one rich with endless possibilities, giving them a drive toward constant improvement of everything around them.

2006-08-21T21:54:30-00:00 2006-08-21T21:54:30-00:00 2006-08-21T21:54:30-00:00 http://intjlist.org/modules/article/view.article.php/11/c5 Mary

Category: The INTJ Type<br />Title: INTJ Type - Gifts Differing<br />Summary: Introverted Intuition supported by Thinking. In her book, Gifts Differing, Isabel Briggs Myers calls the INTJ the most independent of the 16 types and claims that we take more or less conscious pride in our independence.