it's important thatothers see you asa good friend andgood persondetail-oriented tothe point ofbad goal-orientationyou rememberhaving aconversation... butfor the life of you,who did you haveit with??jack-of-all-trades, masterof none (betterthan master ofone!)bad at gauginghow standards for"appropriateness"change fromsituation tosituationis pessimisticwhen everyoneelse is optimistic;is optimistic wheneveryone else ispessimisticthinking abouthow manythings you'llnever know orsee makes yousadlikes certainsongs for noother reasonsthan that they're"weird", complex,or uniquewill challengean argumentyou agree with ifits premise islogically flawedsatire is thesuperiorform ofhumour. alsopunsdon't mindhaving friendswith differentsociopoliticalviewspersnicketyaboutpreciselanguagewould ratheroversharethan bemisinterpretedormisunderstoodonce youstart workingon somethingyou can'tstopreluctant to shareyour emotionsbecause you're notsure how well youcan explain themfirst to start adebate, first toback out ofconfrontation/argumentscommitment/intimacy/trust issues"a pleasure toteach"- every mathand scienceteacher you'vehad everscrew itsrep;wikipedia isyour bestfriendinformation &reading appstake up morescreentimethan socialmedia"i can give you20 options, butdon't ask me forinput on how tonarrow themdown"avoidsmakingabsolutestatementsif you don'tconsciously tellyourself to usefacial/vocalexpression, youwon'thighempathy butdeceptivelylowsympathyit's important thatothers see you asa good friend andgood persondetail-oriented tothe point ofbad goal-orientationyou rememberhaving aconversation... butfor the life of you,who did you haveit with??jack-of-all-trades, masterof none (betterthan master ofone!)bad at gauginghow standards for"appropriateness"change fromsituation tosituationis pessimisticwhen everyoneelse is optimistic;is optimistic wheneveryone else ispessimisticthinking abouthow manythings you'llnever know orsee makes yousadlikes certainsongs for noother reasonsthan that they're"weird", complex,or uniquewill challengean argumentyou agree with ifits premise islogically flawedsatire is thesuperiorform ofhumour. alsopunsdon't mindhaving friendswith differentsociopoliticalviewspersnicketyaboutpreciselanguagewould ratheroversharethan bemisinterpretedormisunderstoodonce youstart workingon somethingyou can'tstopreluctant to shareyour emotionsbecause you're notsure how well youcan explain themfirst to start adebate, first toback out ofconfrontation/argumentscommitment/intimacy/trust issues"a pleasure toteach"- every mathand scienceteacher you'vehad everscrew itsrep;wikipedia isyour bestfriendinformation &reading appstake up morescreentimethan socialmedia"i can give you20 options, butdon't ask me forinput on how tonarrow themdown"avoidsmakingabsolutestatementsif you don'tconsciously tellyourself to usefacial/vocalexpression, youwon'thighempathy butdeceptivelylowsympathy

INTP Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. P-it's important that others see you as a good friend and good person
  2. T-detail-oriented to the point of bad goal-orientation
  3. T-you remember having a conversation... but for the life of you, who did you have it with??
  4. N-jack-of-all-trades, master of none (better than master of one!)
  5. P-bad at gauging how standards for "appropriateness" change from situation to situation
  6. N-is pessimistic when everyone else is optimistic; is optimistic when everyone else is pessimistic
  7. I-thinking about how many things you'll never know or see makes you sad
  8. I-likes certain songs for no other reasons than that they're "weird", complex, or unique
  9. I-will challenge an argument you agree with if its premise is logically flawed
  10. s-satire is the superior form of humour. also puns
  11. N-don't mind having friends with different sociopolitical views
  12. T-persnickety about precise language
  13. T-would rather overshare than be misinterpreted or misunderstood
  14. s-once you start working on something you can't stop
  15. P-reluctant to share your emotions because you're not sure how well you can explain them
  16. I-first to start a debate, first to back out of confrontation/ arguments
  17. P-commitment/ intimacy/ trust issues
  18. s-"a pleasure to teach" - every math and science teacher you've had ever
  19. s-screw its rep; wikipedia is your best friend
  20. I-information & reading apps take up more screentime than social media
  21. N-"i can give you 20 options, but don't ask me for input on how to narrow them down"
  22. N-avoids making absolute statements
  23. s-if you don't consciously tell yourself to use facial/vocal expression, you won't
  24. P-high empathy but deceptively low sympathy