The INTP

“Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. The important thing is not to stop questioning.”

Albert Einstein, an INTP

INTPs are known for their rich, intellectual curiosity and innovative ways of seeing the world. They have an endless thirst for knowledge, and love to experiment with new angles and methods of solving problems. The INTP is not in a rush to discover, but takes his time, exploring new depths and new angles that other’s may have passed by in their hurry. The INTP uses their masterful Introverted Thinking to collect numerous data and facts and to explore systems and concepts thoroughly. They use their auxiliary Extraverted Intuition to see things from multiple angles and to bring a curiosity and open-mindedness to all their endeavors.

If you look at the world of science, philosophy, and even politics, you will find a plethora of INTPs. People like Albert Einstein, Marie Curie, Immanuel Kant, and James Madison were all well-known INTPs.