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Because I like going to the beach and getting sandy hands and feeling the sand on my hands. n___n also I bet this is going to really annoy some people, but it'd be awesome if you guys could take a look at this and possibly vote if you like my essay. It's a very short essay for a scholarship...

I press down on my tongue when thinking or concentrating. :b

An engineer is always looking to improve/make more efficient systems, methods, etc. I think INTPs are referred to as the engineers because that is exactly what they do--but with ideas and concepts and not so much physical entities. Hence why it'd make more sense to work in philosophy...

I wear Newtons to train for barefoot running. Soon I want to move on to Vibrams. If I could afford to spend a little extra cash, I'd get them now and walk around eveeryywhere with them and climb things all the time.

I was very surprised as well when I noticed very few are interested in those. I don't want to speak for everyone, but I know I love working with theories and concepts. ISTPs would probably make better engineers. What's possible is people are picking engineering over those other fields...

That's why I was hesitant in using leader. As much as I love thinking about and refining ideas for an efficient structure/system, I could never imagine being the face of it. Also being in the public eye might influence poor decisions because one might forget oneself. Perhaps designers/engineers/...

haha yes. plus I don't feel like reading all of these to make sure I'm not being redundant.

Rather than the practical pursuit we are accustomed to, for Plato, Politics is an intellectual faculty. Governance by non-philosophers is to be governed by opinions, beliefs and self-interest; in contrast the philosopher ruler will govern with virtue and justice with no hidden agenda. The...

lol this comment is old but sooooo truuuuuuuuuue if one thing goes against our principles, hahaha oh dear. we are very passionate when it comes to principles.

I started out as undeclared. The next year I declared English literature and realized it was not for me at all (perhaps linguistics; the problem with literature is professors would allow for ANY interpretation even if it didn't make much sense). From that I switched to environmental...