Panic! At The Disco - Time to Dance Personality Type, MBTI

INTP (4w3)

As a personality type, INTP’s dominant function is Extraverted Intuition (Ne). Ne is an intellectual function that is often referred to as the “thinking engine.” It comes first, and it generates the ideas that we think and feel, and then it sends them down to our inferior function (Fe), which then organizes and directs them.

INTPs are most comfortable with their Ne, but sometimes their Ne gets out of hand and they can get a little crazy.

So, what does INTP’s Ne do?

Ne is known for creating huge amounts of information and for coming up with brilliant ideas. It is sometimes called “the active sensing function” because it collects data and then proposes new solutions to problems.

Ne is best at generating ideas, but it also makes mistakes and missteps. The best way to control your Ne is to have a plan. If you have a plan in place, you can control your Ne more effectively. If you don’t have a plan, your Ne will get the better of you, and you won’t be able to control it.

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