It's a nice advantage in a group of 300. People don't detect you or understand you easily. INTPs, ENFPs, and ENFJs will probably spot you easily and observe you, but otherwise, you're fine. And if you feel like branching out, great.So wait a minute... I'm notoriously mathematically challenged, but...
If I go out to a concert any given friday night, venue capacity 300, there'd be 2 other INFJs there... Awesome. That's 2 more than I thought there'd be. Have to start making new friends...
And if you live in New York there's a whopping 81 751 (and a partial) INFJs running around!!!!
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So the numbers ain't too shabby for a good time. ;DIt's a nice advantage in a group of 300. People don't detect you or understand you easily. INTPs, ENFPs, and ENFJs will probably spot you easily and observe you, but otherwise, you're fine. And if you feel like branching out, great.
If there are 81,000 in NYC, then there are an additional 81,000 INFPs (i.e., complement soulmates) and 400,000 ENTPs (your favorites) and 81,000 INTJs (your favorite subjects to analyze and easily communicate with).