cognitive type versus mbti

hiya!

i'm not sure i have much of an opinion about their mbti types..
i think Feynman is commonly considered ENTP, right? I suppose the letter code fits?

CT typings won't match the traditional MBTI typings more than about half the time or so. If it's the JCF-MBTI, then maybe 3/4 of the time they'll match CT? I haven't really done statistics on this though..

The two systems are measuring different things, and mostly only overlap when the type has a strong affinity for their primary function. In most other modalities that types come in, their MBTI will test as something different.

I know the definition of the 8 functions the way Jung defined them. I haven't read tons. But own his book etc. I guess I can better ask the question like this? TeNi for Feynman means you detect more signals of Jung Te and Ni then any other signals in a 1 minute video?

Why 2 minute videos?

I think I would say that same functions, different order is more common than completely different functions, but I couldn't tell you just how much more common. Often people will correctly assess what parts of their brains correspond to functions and guess them properly, but use their attitudes or other personality factors to determine order. Extravert/Introvert is a really common mixup, as is Sensor/Intuitor. But also common is mixing up Te and Fe, or Fi and Ti, or Se and Ne. It's just a different system.

That means that if he's not the one that comes before the ALT, then he (likely) is TiNE. Hope that helps