HiroyukiHiroyuki NishimuraHiroyuki Nishimura (born November 16, 1976) is the well-known founder and first administrator of the anonymous message board 2channel, and is currently the administrator of 2channel (2ch.sc) and 4chan.
Hiroyuki's MBTI typeon the internetENTP (Inventor Type)やINTJ (Strategist type)It has been speculated that this may be the case,almostINTP (Researcher Type)That's correct.(*Judgment by the author, Narukin)
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This is clear from Hiroyuki's words and actions.
--I'd also like to hear about how you yourself have worked. Is having programming skills the reason you've been able to succeed?
For me, being able to program is a secondary skill.I believe my greatest strength is my problem-solving ability.Based on the situation, think about how to deal with the problem.That's what I'm good atThat's right.
The means of solving that problem is,It might be about calming down an angry old man in front of you.death,It might involve creating a program.Troubleshooting might have a negative image of dealing with problems that have already occurred, but since you can also define the problems yourself, I think it's quite similar to the ability to achieve goals.
Narkin;Defining the problem at hand, finding a solution, and then dealing with it—that's completelyIntroverted Thinking/Ti(Main function = first function)+Extroverted Intuition/Ne(auxiliary function = second function)is.
Narukin (author)If you would like to know more,HerePlease refer to this.
—What do you mean by "it's not a system that can be changed"?
Even if there is one politician with the will for change like Taro Yamamoto, in order to create and pass legislation, you need to secure a majority in the Diet, right?The current situation, where politicians supported by the elderly make up the majority, is unlikely to change.At the stage of the mechanismNo further change is possible.That's right.
Narkin;It is clear that they always think in terms of logic = Ti (i.e., the mechanisms of things).
—What are your economic outlooks? Many people are saying, "Look towards overseas markets."
Whether an individual's salary increases or not is determined not by sales, but by profit margins. Therefore, I believe that salaries will increase if profit margins can be increased domestically, even without developing unnecessary overseas strategies.
Narukin: It's clear from this logic that his thinking is driven by Ti (salary → determined by profit margin → it's good if that can be increased → overseas is not essential).
—You can't change other people...
Based on that premise, thinking about how to overcome the immediate challenge will increase the likelihood of finding a solution.I think it's more effective to shift your focus from "Let's try to change this person's mind and control them" to "How can we resolve this situation given that persuading this person is difficult?"
“If you accept that "the other party's mind won't change," then various ideas start to come up, such as, "Should I give them a bribe?" or "Should I threaten them?"That's not the case, is it? (laughs) I'm just saying this as an example, though.
Narukin (author)This is clearlyThis idea arises precisely because Fe (the function that values interpersonal relationships) is an inferior function (the fourth function, the opposite of the dominant function = a function that does not value relationships).is.I gave up on building what society considers warm human relationships from the very beginning.This is the case. This is an idea that would be completely unacceptable to ESFJs (people whose primary function is Fe, or their first function), because they want to understand and share with others.
Also,The idea of offering a bribe stems from Ne (extroverted intuition = ideas born from free thinking unbound by anything; Ne is the secondary function = auxiliary function).That's right. People with an ISFJ personality type (Ne being their fourth function/inferior function) tend to think that bribery is outrageous, so they might get furious at this kind of idea.
Hiroyuki: "We can't understand each other." Why not just accept that as the default?
Hiroyuki"I generally look at the people around me in a 'condescending' mode.""I am who I am, and idiots are idiots."That's what I think.This modeWhen you're like that, you don't get bothered so much even if others attack you, and you can live stress-free.
Hiroyuki"There are adults who get angry and say things like, 'Why don't they understand how I feel!' or 'I did so much for them, and they don't even say thank you!' I think to those people, 'How much do they overestimate their own ability to understand?' It's impossible to perfectly grasp someone else's feelings, after all."
Hiroyuki"If you think about it normally,Sharing the same values and ideas with othersThat's actually a very difficult thing to do."We can understand each other"thatgive up"I think that's the first step to making relationships easier, don't you think?"
Red line →Extraverted Feeling (Fe)= I value relationships, I want to understand and empathize with others.
Blue line →Extraverted Thinking (Te)(=Prioritizing consistent and non-contradictory logic, and being true to one's own beliefs.)
Narukin (author)Hiroyuki isThe logic is that giving up on believing that "we can understand each other" makes relationships easier.This is what it states. Even this is based on logic. However, in reality, this does not apply to everyone, and it can make relationships difficult for some people. This is because for some people, understanding and sharing with others is the main purpose of their lives.ESFJ people (who write about their main functions, their relationship with Ti, and the links between them) are a perfect example of this.is.
Humans are fascinating, aren't they?
The psychological functions of an INTP are as follows:
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