#intj logic

[kennapotterblack]

Memory.

ENFJ: Guys do you remember that bald coordinator we had on the 6th grade?

INTP: ... uh... the coordinator? Uh...

INTJ: Describe...

ENFJ: Bald, chubby, small...

INTP: Er, no I don't remember.

INTJ: Neither I do.

ENFJ: HOW CAN YOU TWO DON'T REMEMBER?

INTJ: INTP have to go to a neurologist and I delete not important information every end of month.

INTP: HOW DO YOU EXPECT ME TO REMEMBER!!! I REMEMBER ANYTHING!

[thebluesqueen]

Opinions are Worthless, Why?

So, why do I say opinions are worthless?

Well first, let me define what an opinion is according to www.dictionary.com. I quote this source because it is easily accessible and well known.

1. a belief or judgment that rests on grounds insufficient to produce complete certainty

2. a personal view, attitude, or appraisal.

Now I will define what a fact is according to the same source:

1. something that actually exists; reality; truth.

2. something known to exist or have happened.

I remember learning what the difference between a fact and an opinion is during the FIRST grade of my public K-12 education. That means I was only 6 or 7 years old when learning this quite simple, yet very important lesson. Why oh why, do I see college level students and even supposedly mature adults, spout out a mere opinion and expect it to be taken seriously?

An end conclusion by itself is irrelevant. It must have a sound argument or good defense to back up the claim. If a proper argument cannot or will not present itself, then a personal opinion, regardless of the person and their credentials or lack of, perpetuating it, is irrelevant, void, nonsense, etc… Also, if that opinion, even given a resonable defense, contradicts fact, it is also irrelevant or simply a lie.

[unicornmachete007-blog]

I don't like feelings. They're icky.

INTJ