Celebrity Database

David Hilbert had a sharp mind and in true INTJ style, he questioned everything. He avoided accepting the status quo and long-held traditions, preferring to make his own judgments about what made logical sense.

Naturally curious and inventive, David Hilbert was full of new ideas and he always considered if they will work in practice. As an INTJ, he was confident in his mental abilities and he approached problems from a logical perspective.

Georg Cantor saw helping others as his purpose in life. Typically, seeing injustice in the world is distressing for INFJs and this is what drives them to want to make the world a better place.

As an INFJ, Georg Cantor aspired to better understand human nature. He had a unique ability to dream big but he was also able to make things happen.

Marie-Louise von Franz was quiet and thoughtful. As an INTP, she preferred to socialize with a small group of close friends with whom she shared common interests and could connect on an intellectual level.

Typically, INTPs love to discuss abstract theories and the physical world is less interesting to people of this personality type. Marie-Louise von Franz was highly intelligent and loved to solve problems of all kinds.

Temple Grandin is fiercely committed, which is a trait that is universally seen in ISTJs. In fact, Temple Grandin is dedicated in all areas of her life, from career to family to relationships.

Valuing rules, they prefer situations where there is a clear structure and predictability. Temple Grandin naturally focuses on the details and is thorough in how she approaches projects.

He is direct in her communication style, preferring to get straight to the point.

Margaret Hamilton appears to be pensive and detached. It’s not necessarily clear how much is going on behind the surface but INTPs are constantly running through ideas in their heads.

Margaret Hamilton is original and naturally thinks outside the box. INTPs often spend a significant amount of time pondering new concepts but they don’t always take action to implement them.

Pierre-Simon Laplace approached life from a logical perspective and enjoyed debating with people who could match him on an intellectual level. Typically, ENTJs live in a world of possibilities and they are able to imagine future scenarios of how a situation might play out.

Pierre-Simon Laplace was strategic and enjoyed coming up with innovative, efficient solutions to problems. In certain situations, Pierre-Simon Laplace could be impatient.

Drauzio Varella comes across as contemplative and reserved. As an INTP, he feels most at home in the realm of logic.

Understanding emotions doesn’t come naturally to people of this personality type. Drauzio Varella has a knack for thinking up innovative ideas and people of this personality type love to discuss abstract concepts with others to help them clarify their views.

Ray Kurzweil is analytical and highly values logic. As an INTJ, he has a natural curiosity that means he loves delving deep into topics.

As a result, Ray Kurzweil is well-read and can talk about a variety of subjects, although INTJs prefer to discuss theories and abstractions. As true introverts, INTJs need a lot of alone time in order to feel their best and they are one of the most independent personality types.

Antoine Lavoisier used his logical nature to question everything. INTJs certainly aren’t the kind of people to take things at face value.

Instead, they’ll make sure it makes sense to them from a rational perspective. Antoine Lavoisier had a thirst for learning, particularly about abstract topics and theories.

Imaginative and inventive, Antoine Lavoisier thought outside the box and was a natural problem-solver.

James Watt used his logical nature to question everything. INTJs certainly aren’t the kind of people to take things at face value.

Instead, they’ll make sure it makes sense to them from a rational perspective. James Watt had a thirst for learning, particularly about abstract topics and theories.

Imaginative and inventive, James Watt thought outside the box and was a natural problem-solver.

James Clerk Maxwell was intelligent and tended to question the world around him. Typically, he preferred to make his own decisions about what made logical sense rather than following traditions for the sake of it.

Intellectual and original, James Clerk Maxwell enjoyed talking about abstract concepts. As an INTJ, he had a broad knowledge base and was a natural problem-solver.

When communicating, James Clerk Maxwell was direct and preferred to get straight to the point.

Paul Dirac was quiet and thoughtful. As an INTP, he preferred to socialize with a small group of close friends with whom he shared common interests and could connect on an intellectual level.

Typically, INTPs love to discuss abstract theories and the physical world is less interesting to people of this personality type. Paul Dirac was highly intelligent and loved to solve problems of all kinds.

Louis Pasteur had a talent for language and was generally expressive, at least on a surface level. As an INFJ, he had a vivid inner life, but people of this personality type are known for being exceptionally private.

While Louis Pasteur was quiet and sensitive, he was also a good leader. With strong ideals, he was known for his kindness and empathy.

Dmitri Mendeleev used his logical nature to question everything. INTJs certainly aren’t the kind of people to take things at face value.

Instead, they’ll make sure it makes sense to them from a rational perspective. Dmitri Mendeleev had a thirst for learning, particularly about abstract topics and theories.

Imaginative and inventive, Dmitri Mendeleev thought outside the box and was a natural problem-solver.

Max Planck used his logical nature to question everything. INTJs certainly aren’t the kind of people to take things at face value.

Instead, they’ll make sure it makes sense to them from a rational perspective. Max Planck had a thirst for learning, particularly about abstract topics and theories.

Imaginative and inventive, Max Planck thought outside the box and was a natural problem-solver.

Nicolaus Copernicus had a unique curiosity and was talented at thinking up original and innovative ideas. However, ENTPs much prefer to spend time in the ‘idea’ phase and brainstorming scenarios rather than working out the practicalities of a project.

With his confidence and adaptability, Nicolaus Copernicus knew how to work a room and was full of charisma. He didn’t value tradition unless it made logical sense to him.

Terence Tao comes across as contemplative and reserved. As an INTP, he feels most at home in the realm of logic.

Understanding emotions doesn’t come naturally to people of this personality type. Terence Tao has a knack for thinking up innovative ideas and people of this personality type love to discuss abstract concepts with others to help them clarify their views.

Larry Page is quiet and thoughtful. As an INTP, he prefers to socialize with a small group of close friends with whom he shares common interests and can connect with on an intellectual level.

Typically, INTPs love to discuss abstract theories and the physical world is less interesting to people of this personality type. Larry Page is highly intelligent and loves to solve problems of all kinds.

Carl Friedrich Gauss was quiet and thoughtful. As an INTP, he preferred to socialize with a small group of close friends with whom he shared common interests and could connect on an intellectual level.

Typically, INTPs love to discuss abstract theories and the physical world is less interesting to people of this personality type. Carl Friedrich Gauss was highly intelligent and loved to solve problems of all kinds.

Linus Torvalds is analytical and highly values logic. As an INTJ, he has a natural curiosity that means he loves delving deep into topics.

As a result, Linus Torvalds is well-read and can talk about a variety of subjects, although INTJs prefer to discuss theories and abstractions. As true introverts, INTJs need a lot of alone time in order to feel their best and they are one of the most independent personality types.