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^ Yeah I agree with you about cellphones. Watches are functional jewellery, the fact that they have a useful function is a great excuse to wear something nice without looking like a ponce.

That chick who is with Sheldon on The Big Bang Theory.

Being in charge always feels weird to me, I prefer to encourage everyone to be their own leader. I am a loner myself, mentally, anyway. I think I don't like leading people because I feel like I'm degrading them when I do. Illogical, I know.

Women are generally less intelligent not because of a difference in brain volume or capacity, but because they don't have to be overly intelligent to impress men (most of the time). Intelligence isn't the only thing that men can use to impress women, but it's one of them, so it makes sense that...

I started to learn python, but got distracted. I would say I have above average computer knowledge, but that's useless anyway in the age of google.

I am the definition of lazy. Pretty sure I own the unofficial world record. Although, I definitely always find the easiest way to do things if I must do them, but most of the time I find a way to get out of it. Edit: I might not be INTP, could also just be a really lazy ISTP, but INTP seems to...

Absolutely this. It's your own little world where you can feel a sense of accomplishment and superiority from wasting many days constructing something really intelligent and creative that nobody but you has any use for, and without leaving the comfort of your computer chair. As INTP as it gets.

Maybe invent some crazy contraptions and construct them out of wood?

I like to think I'm making the world a worse place to live in by existing, that's pretty much my only purpose in life. If I triggered a nuclear war, my life would be complete.

Not playing anything at the moment, but the last game I tried was Planescape Torment. I stopped because it is a bit boring to begin with and I don't have the patience. The best game I've ever played is Baldur's Gate II: Shadows Of Amn. I think that was when I had my first nerdgasm.

Oblivion: Not enough dragons. Skyrim: Too many dragons. Dragons are supposed to be rare and hard to kill. Otherwise, Skyrim is a pretty decent game. One thing I would like to see is an increased number of enemies on harder difficulties rather than god mode crabs.

The perfect thing for the external expression of your inner geek. http://njneer.storenvy.com/products/12348393-binary-watch-v-10 This watch is more to my taste, I wouldn't be caught wearing it though.

It's worth more than a paperweight if it's a convincing forgery. You can buy mechanical watches pretty cheap so I wouldn't rule it out.

I followed the voices of the Gods into the great pyramid, navigating my way through all sorts of traps, each more difficult than the last, barely surviving each encounter. I reached the fabled blood altar, laid out my wrist as the voices commanded, and out of nowhere it slit itself, dribbling...

My purpose is to make the world a little less boring. If I knew how to trigger a nuclear war I would.

I've always been IXTP. I was a lot more kind and giving as a kid, and I used to do more physical things.

Most people will be cool with you as long as you don't use words that nobody uses and talk for a needlessly long period of time about details that aren't necessary. And it's probably also a good idea to not be condescending. They can probably do things that you can't too, so it makes no sense to...

Meh. I tend to rub everyone the wrong way eventually, either through awkwardness or callous disregard for their feelings.

Is it mechanical? You might be able to get it going: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mnKTytJOyag

Well said. While I agree with you in spirit, I have things in my day that I do need to be on time for.

About Schmidt. I know it's a black comedy and everything, but I didn't laugh because my life is more sadly funny than his. I laughed at the part where he wrote an angry letter to ndoogu.

That makes sense. Edit: They are happier just looking closer to what they believe to be their true identity. It's something I can't really empathise with, I would be just as happy as a woman(i think). Also, generally as a rule I tend to not do something half-heartedly. I would not be happy...

If you understand something properly, it can be explained in a paragraph. I think you misunderstand my original post. Perhaps I worded it incorrectly. By freak, I mean, you don't want everyone to know you're a transsexual. Now does that sound more reasonable?

Or maybe you should start thinking and stop feeling.

If it's not about appearance then why bother with a sex change?

If you're going to be transginger, do it properly. If you don't think you'll ever completely ppass as a woman due to a manly jaw or whatever, don't do it. You don't want to look like a freak.

Post watches you own and watches you wish you could afford. I just bought one of these: I love interesting watches.

Maybe if the INTP is 12 years old.

Re: Ideal MBTI female companion for a male INTP I like INF types the most I think.

Play aggressively and randomize your bets while still following a strict betting average for each situation. Don't stack your poker chips.

In answer to the title, no, I'm not human. I am actually a transethnic autistic trigender asexual walrus. In answer to the OP, going by the transginger model, you are a human if you think you are.

Butcher is easier work, and butcheries are air-conditioned too. I'd be a butcher. Don't care how much money I get, as long as I have an easy job and can survive on however much it pays.

Non-wizard folk. (Muggles)

You know you're an INTP when you have a nostalgic feeling when you take a step outside.

Steampunk themed castle on my own private island with steampunk everything. It'll be so hardcore steampunk that every appliance will be literally running on steam. Toilet will be made of 24ct gold. My marijuana garden will have little gnomes in circles passing bongs. I'll also own a friggin Lion...