INTJs and INFJs have an important symbiotic relationship

each provides the other fuel

and Charlton seems like an INTJ

I have read more Ayn Rand than average

I think she's smart. She's not a great prose fiction writer, but she's got a good enough stack of talents to be read

her philosophy is pretty evil I think

but the criticism of fools always makes me want to defend positions I don't even agree with lol

careful, its one of Satan's tricks

Nazi LARPing is a related phenomenon

Who's an INFJ

All descriptions of rands books sound so awful that I avoid them

I don't read books to have a message hammered into my head

the only one of true literary merit is Anthem

Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged are bloated philosophic cudgels

Tolkien @devolved

or an INFP

a great book is a book called The Snow Leopard by Peter Matthiesen

probably INFJ

JK Rowling types herself as INFJ

there is a lot of overlap between them

which may not be immediately obvious

in fact, add Varg to the mix

all 3 of these people had the exact same goal

with their art

to inflame the imaginations of mortals

some underlying humanistic seeming goal

"Alternately, introverted intuition, can suddenly fix on the interviewer and is very intense. It has that “burning through” or “looking through” quality to it. Depending on the mien or comportment of the INTJ at any given moment, they will show one or the other or both. I think some INTJs when they are in a more defensive mode such that they truly do not want to talk to the interviewer/potential conversationalist will have a very burning and penetrating stare of disdain, condescension, and judgment."

Tolkien had such a goal, but his initial reason was just to amuse himself

And I think that really continued through his whole life

can't always go by people's stated reasons

dang

but that fits more with INFP

Whose

Ok

I have been accused of burning stares of disdain over my lifetime

His stated reason was to create a mythology for the English

yeah I mentioned it earlier

I have to watch it not to stare at patients

But I think that's not as true

while I take a history

even if I smile, it doesn't help