1989 MichaelEaston INTP
1990 1990 INFJ
1990 Millennial '90 INFJ

INTJ here.

ISTJ, 1969 here

I am the poster formerly known as "Kiff 1961." Still an ISTJ.

Hey, feeling left out!

1967 INTP/INTJ.

An unusual number of NTs, even among Boomers!

Originally Posted by MichaelEaston

1989 MichaelEaston INTP
1990 1990 INFJ
1990 Millennial '90 INFJ

Yeah, don't forget the second wavers, especially us 1990 cohorts

Although I am a self-identified NFer, I am not an INFJ. Of the several times I've taken the test, I've consistently been scored as an ENFP (with varying percentages of course) I wouldn't count on seeing too many INFJs though. They are, after all, said to account for only 1% of the population, males even less so.

Originally Posted by Millennial_90'

An unusual number of NTs, even among Boomers!

IMNSHO, that's why we're here. I've never seen so many INTPs engaged in a single activity in my entire life. If you add the rest of the NT spectrum, it's huge.

Originally Posted by Millennial_90'

An unusual number of NTs, even among Boomers!

Well, a lot of us score high on the Asperger's type, so not all of us are NT.

(This is a play on words, where among Aspies, the World is divided into two Types: those on the Autistic spectrum, and those who are "Neurotypical" or NT. I reject that dichotomy; the very term "spectrum" implies that there isn't a bright red line dividing those "on the spectrum" and those "off", and thus, there isn't really such a thing as a "neurotypical" brain.)

1931 Barbara INFJ
1939 Grey Badger INTP
1939 Croakmore INTJ/INTP

1942 Dave Krein ENTJ
1947 Marx & Lennon I/ENTP
1949 Virgil K. Saari INTP
1949 Eric the Green INTP

1950 cbailey ISTJ
1954 Liz '54 ISTJ/ENTJ
1954 Bob Butler '54 INTP
1956 Tim Walker INFJ
1956 The Wonkette ISTJ
1956 wesfolk ISTJ
1956 Brian Rush INTJ
1958 Chicken Little INFJ
1958 Sabinus Invictus ISFJ
1959 The Pervert ENTJ
1959 Mikebert I/ENTJ
1959 moorele INTP
1959 enjolras INTJ
1959 Roadbldr '59 INTJ

1960 richt INTJ/INFJ
1961 Child of Socrates 1961 ISTJ
1961 Skabungus ENFP
1961 jeffw INTP
1961 herbal tee INTP
1962 allybear '62 ESFJ
1962 Ragnarök_62 INTP
1963 JDW I/ENTJ
1963 Sherry63 INFJ
1963 scott 63 ENTP
1964 Donna Sherman ENTP
1966 Seadog '66 INTP
1967 K-I-A 67 ISTP
1967 Neisha '67 INFJ
1967 Finch INTP/INTJ
1968 angeli ENFP
1968 Max ENFP
1968 Zarathustra ENFP/ENTJ
1969 SMA I/ENTJ
1969 stab1969 ISTJ,

1971 Ricercar71 INFP
1971 Dave'71 INTJ
1971 Kenkajin INTP
1972 Anne '72 INFJ
1973 dbookwoym INFP
1973 Mitch INFP
1974 Jessie74 ISFP
1976 Wyn76 ENFP
1977 Justin '77 ISTP/ENTP

1980 Arkham '80 INTP
1981 eekelsey ENTP
1982 Chris Lloyd '82 INTP
1982 Mr. Reed INTP
1982 Shemsu Heru INTP
1982 anne579 I/ENTJ
1982 esfp_01simpsonsrule ESFP
1983 Tristan Jones INTJ
1984 Craig '84 ESTP
1984 Seminomad ENTJ
1985 Andy '85 ISTP
1985 Katie '85 ENFP
1986 AlexMnWi ISTJ
1986 Odin INTP
1989 MichaelEaston INTP
1989 Silifi INTJ

1990 The Young Rebel- '90 INFP
1990 1990 INFJ
1990 Millennial '90 ENFP
1991 blueman18 INFP

artist_nf I/ENFJ
728huey ESTP
Straha ENTP
Milo INFP
Boean ENTP

Originally Posted by Millennial_90'

An unusual number of NTs, even among Boomers!

Yeah, don't forget the second wavers, especially us 1990 cohorts

1990 cohorts have been added.

Although I am a self-identified NFer, I am not an INFJ. Of the several times I've taken the test, I've consistently been scored as an ENFP (with varying percentages of course) I wouldn't count on seeing too many INFJs though. They are, after all, said to account for only 1% of the population, males even less so.

Mom in an INFJ. Yes, she's special.

Don't forget about us Lefties too! You try getting use to writing with pencils, and alway smudging your words with your hand.

Yeah I know. It doesn't stop there either. Let's add doorknobs, badge readers, and those lame "ergonomic computer mice". Of course they're curved the wrong way. I threw mine away at work and demanded an old
mouse with no curves.

Rags, it would be interesting if you could also sort it by MB type so you could see the birth years of people who share your MB archetype.

Originally Posted by Ragnarök_62

1990 cohorts have been added.

Nice work! But again, just a slight correction, I am an ENFP. I adore INFJs (especially my cool Boomer English teacher), but I'm not the one to be reserved, gentle, or private, as most INFJs often are. I am certainly not much of a dedicated listener either (listening is actually somewhat of a weakness of mine)

Yeah I know. It doesn't stop there either. Let's add doorknobs, badge readers, and those lame "ergonomic computer mice". Of course they're curved the wrong way. I threw mine away at work and demanded an old
mouse with no curves.

Lol @ ergonomic mice. Never saw what was so special about them anyhow.

But tell me about...Do you know how long it took me to use the can-opener, as a child? Picture yourself, eight yr. old, home by yourself with no lunch, and struggling to open a can of ravioli! Oh, the misery of it all!

Originally Posted by Marx & Lennon

IMNSHO, that's why we're here. I've never seen so many INTPs engaged in a single activity in my entire life. If you add the rest of the NT spectrum, it's huge.

For someone who has had three NT brothers, I have come to stereotype them as Geeks...the people you would encounter at Chess tournaments or worse, comic book fairs!

Does anyone know of S&H's types? My guess is that they would be NTs as well...

Originally Posted by Millennial_90'

Nice work! But again, just a slight correction, I am an ENFP.

Thanks for the correction. I edited my post.

I adore INFJs (especially my cool Boomer English teacher), but I'm not the one to be reserved, gentle, or private, as most INFJs often are. I am certainly not much of a dedicated listener either (listening is actually somewhat of a weakness of mine)

My best friend is an ENFP, a fellow '62er. He's always talking about something at the poker table to whoever will listen. I'm real quiet, since I'm observing how everyone plays. Something like, the player in seat number 2 plays lots of hands, the player in seat number 7 plays few hands, etc.

But tell me about...Do you know how long it took me to use the can-opener, as a child? Picture yourself, eight yr. old, home by yourself with no lunch, and struggling to open a can of ravioli! Oh, the misery of it all!

I got lucky on that one. Dad is left handed , which of course helps on how to use assorted tools. On the can opener and other things he'd say, "now use the right hand to use it". He also mentioned the "righty-tighty, lefty-loosey" rule for other gotchas like screws and light bulbs.

Originally Posted by The Wonkette

Rags, it would be interesting if you could also sort it by MB type so you could see the birth years of people who share your MB archetype.

I'll see what I can do tomorrow. Hopefully there's not too much stuff piled up at work. I stayed home today due to this horrid hay fever bout. INTP's are lazy, so I'll have to write a script to parse things right. I can't use spaces since some folks have those in their addies. It looks like the best bet is to parse the last 4 or 9 last characters, (look for a "/"), do a sort and spit out
the file with a script.

Jack Willcox, 1963
I/ENTJ

okay, i'm in..

moorele = 1959 INTP male
would like to see the results of the sums. There are many INTPs on this board.

...Location: 1961 cohort Briggs-Myers INTP

...Location: 1961 cohort Briggs-Myers INTP ::

ENFP here.

Also an Enneagram Six, and I swear I have both wings, even though that's not supposed to be possible.

Oh, and chalk me up as a Virgin Monkey on the combined Western/Chinese horoscopes. It explains a lot.

I am a ISTJ these days, might have been a INxJ when I first came on here which was in 2000.

Originally Posted by Tristan

I am a ISTJ these days, might have been a INxJ when I first came on here which was in 2000.

I had the same transformation. I tested as an INTJ back in 1991 and then in 2000, tested as ISTJ. I haven't gone through the test since, but it might be a good idea.

Originally Posted by The Wonkette

I had the same transformation. I tested as an INTJ back in 1991 and then in 2000, tested as ISTJ. I haven't gone through the test since, but it might be a good idea.

I think I know why. That old Third Function - Si in my case - kicking in in midlife.

1931 Barbara INFJ
1956 Tim Walker INFJ
1958 Chicken Little INFJ
1963 Sherry63 INFJ
1967 Neisha '67 INFJ
1972 Anne '72 INFJ
1990 1990 INFJ
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1939 The Grey Badger INTP
1947 Marx & Lennon I/ENTP
1949 Virgil K. Saari INTP
1949 Eric the Green INTP
1954 Bob Butler '54 INTP
1959 moorele INTP
1961 jeffw INTP
1961 herbal tee INTP
1962 Ragnarök_62 INTP
1966 Seadog '66 INTP
1967 Finch INTP/INTJ
1971 Kenkajin INTP
1980 Arkham '80 INTP
1982 Chris Lloyd '82 INTP
1982 independent '82 INTP
1982 Mr. Reed INTP
1982 Shemsu Heru INTP
1989 MichaelEaston INTP
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1942 Dave Krein ENTJ
1959 The Pervert ENTJ
1984 Seminomad ENTJ
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1950 cbailey ISTJ
1954 Liz '54 ISTJ/ENTJ
1956 The Wonkette ISTJ
1956 wesfolk ISTJ
1961 Child of Socrates 1961 ISTJ
1969 stab1969 ISTJ
1986 AlexMnWi ISTJ
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1939 Croakmore INTJ/INTP
1956 Brian Rush INTJ
1959 Mikebert I/ENTJ
1959 enjolras INTJ
1959 Roadbldr '59 INTJ
1960 richt INTJ/INFJ
1963 JDW I/ENTJ
1969 SMA I/ENTJ
1971 Dave'71 INTJ
1982 anne579 I/ENTJ
1983 Tristan Jones INTJ
1986 Odin INTJ
1989 Silifi INTJ
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1958 Sabinus Invictus ISFJ
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1961 Skabungus ENFP
1968 angeli ENFP
1968 Max ENFP
1968 Zarathustra ENFP/ENTJ
1976 Wyn76 ENFP
1985 Katie '85 ENFP
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1962 allybear '62 ESFJ
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1963 scott 63 ENTP
1964 Donna Sherman ENTP
1981 eekelsey ENTP
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1967 K-I-A 67 ISTP
1977 Justin '77 ISTP/ENTP
1985 Andy '85 ISTP
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1971 Ricercar71 INFP
1973 dbookwoym INFP
1973 Mitch INFP
1990 The Young Rebel- '90 INFP
1991 blueman18 INFP
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1974 Jessie74 ISFP
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1982 esfp_01simpsonsrule ESFP
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1984 Craig '84 ESTP

I got parsed right off the list.