What is the biggest difference between istp and intp?

1, the difference between SP (skilled person) and NT (rational person)

SP-type people are called sensitive people, with strong adaptability, innate aesthetic feeling, developed motor nerves, inclined to economy in action, disliked gradual progress, talented in using machinery and tools, very sensitive to color, lines and structure, and eager to get personal feelings in everything; In a word, they know how to enjoy life.

SP people's communication style is more specific, which shows that they tend to talk about what is happening and what will happen at this moment. Most people in SP rarely spend time thinking about things that can't be observed or touched at all.

When expressing or understanding something, we usually pay more attention to its literal meaning or true meaning, rather than delving into its internal meaning or symbolic meaning; When they need to compare things, SP people prefer straightforward similes and try to avoid using obscure argot or metaphor.

2. Craftsman (SP) is a playmate and reason (NT) is a thought companion.

Associating with craftsmen (SP) is a bit like riding a roller coaster. No matter where you are, what you are doing and who you are with, SP people can always create a sense of excitement that makes your heart beat faster. At the same time, they will try their best to turn everything into a dance or a high-speed adventure.

NT rational people are mostly serious and rational, and like to discuss all kinds of abstruse topics full of technical details. However, their recreation often makes people of other temperament feel bored to death. For most rational people.

Their intelligent cells seem to be more developed than social cells. They are usually math geniuses in high schools and universities, or "nerds" who focus on scientific research. Therefore, they prefer books and computers, but they are not interested in football matches and choosing dance partners.

NT's thoughtful question

Many rational people tend to be fascinated by some problems that need to be thought deeply, so their language often appears in various assumptions and premises, possibilities and probabilities, basic conditions and premises, and assumptions and theorems. In this language, data can only play a supporting and auxiliary role. It is through this linguistic feature that it is not interested in data and factual information.

Only in this way can we distinguish NT-type people from SP-type people who are also pragmatists, and SJ-type people who are completely opposite to them (using specific language and cooperative tools). In the eyes of NT-type people, facts cannot provide evidence for themselves at all, and must be proved by relevant and logical arguments.