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>I have the impression that most people that claim to be NiTe or TeNi dominant are either mistyped, liars or of low intelligence.

INFJs and ENFJs and the other-directed types (e.g. Social Justice Warriors) are focused on making you not be such a meanie to other people! Play nicely and the world will be better, surely right?!. Other-directed types (the liberal left) are having a cultural war with the tradition-directed (the conservative right) right now, so you will see this intensify as both groups struggle to get their views ahead of one another.

As far as most people see it, they don't want the world to be sharply divided here in the public space in terms of intelligence, because they are feelers or they care about others' feelings, and so they (rightly) want to make everyone happy and content and to feel welcome. Surprise surprise, this reflects pro-immigration views versus anti-immigration views, where the liberal left wants to accept everyone without criticism and the conservative right feels their livelihoods or cultures are under attack (1/3 of the British public think there are Muslim no-go zones).

INTJs as much as any other type, come in grades of raw intelligence. That's fine, and everyone has a place in society and they are required and they are sacred, they have a purpose to fulfill and we need them.

>I am actively seeking more high intelligence NiTe or TeNi users. Mostly I get the best conversations from NeTi or TiNe dominant types.

The ultimate clear thinking is about how all of society and politics works, and what reality is. The ultimate answer to that is the most consistent Theory of Everything, which can explain all major philosophical talking points and how they are right/wrong - namely, this.

>Why are so many NTJs getting caught up in subjective feelings while I as a very strong NiTe user consider my objectivity one of not THE most important trait on my characte

It's going to be a combination of the degree of independence from others & autonomy, and how happy and balanced you are, how mature and well-rounded you are, how well-adjusted you are, and your raw intelligence. People who seek the esteem of others will consistently "tone police" you. People who are selfish and lack empathy will have a freemarket fundamentalism outlook.

The nasty way of saying it is to spend your time highlighting how arguing with people who don't have a perfect conception of reality in their minds are going to assume you're talking about something else, and then attack you for how you made them feel inadequate.

The most rational humans are receptive to being led forward in a positive direction, we still don't like being talked down to like we're nothing. That's the big thing the INFJs want to hit you on the head with for being such an insensitive meanie. "You should know not to hurt them, stupid!" - but of course, the darling INFJs just don't get how incredibly insane our world is and why we have to go over peoples' heads and be dominant and hostile even. Nobody understands, and everyone hates how it appears that we behave.

Now it's time to quote something from another comment:

>What's needed is a new system of government that doesn't have these problems of incompetence and laziness and general reckless stupidity in the first place. We need a government of the smartest, most talented, most capable and most brilliant people from all over the nation. That's what Labour represents in a small way. Labour though doesn't have the right values, it's still too liberal to actually have a strong official government opinion on every major issue of life and society and economics and so on. It's not being ran by the right people, and it's not a meritocratic structure, it's a liberal structure under the pressure of public opinion (to get that sweet sweet multicultural vote). The price of this is various fundamental issues like you still can't criticize ideas (religion) under Labour's future vision for government. You still can't get anything changed fundamentally in society, other than a few minor tweaks to predatory capitalism. Labour should have policies like taxing gambling and loan shark companies 95% of their profits.. but would they do this? Do they listen to reason? Largely, no. They can't be decisive enough because the Labour liberal model is all about appearing to be directed by the people at large (who are mostly wanting to be led by a government that knows what it's doing and will protect their way of life for them).
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>The politics of fear of the Other/Outsider (Conservatives) is simply far more effective than the politics of compassion and blind friendliness (Labour). People somehow avoided electing a Labour government to give them fair rights at work, a more balanced economy than rich vs. poor, and a large portion of Conservative voters are 65+ which simply means that old people shouldn't be allowed to vote and mess up the country based on their rose tinted glasses and their nostalgia for the past. But people are too nice to make these kinds of judgements. They're not serious enough or radical enough to make changes to the way society at large is run.
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>This is where leaders and leadership comes in, because we are now entering a phase of humanity where people want leaders and leaders have to be firm and resolute and incredibly well informed, and incredibly confident and assertive.
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>We can basically divide humanity into two groups: those who want to lead, and those who want to be lead. That sums up the vast majority of human history's most dangerous and key moments; the most successful moments and the moments of triumph and success. People who want to lead but be evil (the most profiteering business owners paying employees the least) have historically succeeded but we are waiting for the people who want to be leaders but be good and selfless with it. This is the most difficult type of social product to produce, it's the ultimate product any nation can create: good, heroic leaders. Corbyn serves as an example to us all. He's worked incredibly hard his entire life, first learning and following in the footsteps of other heroic towers of strength like Tony Benn.