The persuader
One 'is that really true?' and the room tilts
Out front, reading the angles, by reason, drifting with the wind.
Hard truths
you won't like these- 01You start the fire and flee the cleanup
- 02A hundred ideas, a handful finished
How you got here
ENTPAbout you
You'd have changed the game with words and wit. Marketplace or a minister's parlour, you got in and turned people around. Rather than settle on one answer you found the fun in redrawing the board — “what if we looked at it this way” — and that turning mind was your weapon.
You dug at the reasoning under the norm more than the norm itself. The one who asks “is that really so” of what everyone takes for granted wins delight and dislike in equal measure. Whoever knows both sides' logic gets suspected by both: you worked everywhere and belonged nowhere fully.
You'd have chafed at being pinned to one seat. Stir the board, then leave for the next once the cleanup bored you — so those near you always felt half-held and half-lost. If you still throw a “why” at the fixed frame and redraw it, that temper is old.