| public myers-briggs votes | (19/08/16 15:06) Tman: INTJ | | (19/03/11 17:58) Resonare: INTJ |
| (19/02/19 18:57) edza: INTJ |
| (19/03/11 20:05) Ryugan: INTJ |
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| public function votes | (20/03/17 12:02) Tman: INTJ | | (19/03/11 17:59) Resonare: INTJ |
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| public enneagram votes | (20/07/04 22:54) Tman: 5w6 | | (19/05/26 15:27) TheMemphis: 1w9 |
| (19/03/21 18:22) edza: 1w9 |
| (19/03/11 20:05) Ryugan: 5w6 |
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| public instinctual variant votes | (19/07/26 00:58) tman: sp/sx | |
| public tritype® votes | (20/07/04 22:54) Tman: 584 | | (19/03/21 18:23) edza: 162 |
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| public sociotype votes | (20/01/09 11:39) TheMemphis: LIE | | (19/07/26 00:52) tman: LIE |
| (19/03/18 18:46) edza: LIE |
| (19/03/11 17:59) Resonare: ILI |
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| public psychosophy votes | (20/01/09 16:44) Tman: FLVE | |
Looking back on it, it seems that he was far from apathetic. I think it was also a mistake to call him immoral, but that has a bit more truth to it. It's more that Jay operates within moral greys, admittedly not by any fault of his own. He's willing to let some of the kids get left behind if that's what's neceseary for as many people as possible to survive, as opposed to Emma, who wants to save everyone. I voted him a 5w6 because, although he doesn't really seem to love learning for it's own sake, he tries to use quite observation to keep himself safe. He neither rebels against authority nor tries to ingratiate himself with that authority, like a 6 would do.
And just when you remarkably escaped the trap of voting him as 5 now you go back on your own words. You perfectly explained why he isn't a 5, he's just not a curious boy, he doesn't value the urge of getting competency for one's own peace of mind/pleasure.
He's an MBTI introvert but a Socionics LIE. It is his structural logic (Te) which on display, focused more on the result of things using whatever method available, while the while the MBTI-extraverted Norman is more of a Ti base.