The 16 Personality Types
Started by Lifo · 9 Jan 2010 · 23 replies
General Discussion
We're not that different, Lifo. ;) INTS :victory:
Thanks for the link! Very user-friendly. I remember last taking the test straight out of college using a much more exhaustive set of questions. Still an INTS after all these years. :mrgreen:
Thanks for the link! Very user-friendly. I remember last taking the test straight out of college using a much more exhaustive set of questions. Still an INTS after all these years. :mrgreen:
Lifo wrote:
I'm an INTJ. :)
Me too. Like 3-4% of the rest of population. ;)
@ EG- Did you graduate when you were 12 or something? :mrgreen:
Eve wrote:
Me too. Like 3-4% of the rest of population. ;)
@ EG- Did you graduate when you were 12 or something? :mrgreen:
Lol, I was 20, actually. But college feels like a lifetime ago. :victory:
Now, where are all the extroverts, and why aren't they jumping all over the place? Come out and show your attention-seeking selves!!! lol
ISTP :nut: :sweat:
Rodin's Thinker is introverted. Here these thinkers ponder the apparent chaos of the world in order to extract from it the universal truths and principles that can be counted on. These principles, once extracted, will provide the logical structure on which to build strategies.
They have a finely nuanced ability to analyse situations, find root causes and foresee consequences. They distrust action taken too quickly without the necessary investigation. They are usually levelheaded, objective, impersonal yet intensely involved in problem solving. They are fiercely independent, seeking input and comments from a chosen few. When reporting to others, they need to establish credibility first: their own and that of the person they are reporting to. If the gap in knowledge and expertise is too great and their own proficiency dismissed, belittled or ignored, they will lose interest and motivation.
They are less interested in running the world as they are in understanding it. They are curious and capable of explaining complex political, economic or technological problems, taking great pleasure in explaining all the factors and intricacies. They are rigorous with their thoughts and analysis, choosing the exact words that convey precisely what is meant. They may spend a lot of time defining words, concepts and systems in order to define a problematic solution.
They are armchair detectives, scientists and philosophers, spending most of their time in quiet reflection to ponder truth, and solve mysteries. They may tend to neglect social requirements and responsibilities, finding many relationships to be too superficial to be of much interest.
Rodin's Thinker is introverted. Here these thinkers ponder the apparent chaos of the world in order to extract from it the universal truths and principles that can be counted on. These principles, once extracted, will provide the logical structure on which to build strategies.
They have a finely nuanced ability to analyse situations, find root causes and foresee consequences. They distrust action taken too quickly without the necessary investigation. They are usually levelheaded, objective, impersonal yet intensely involved in problem solving. They are fiercely independent, seeking input and comments from a chosen few. When reporting to others, they need to establish credibility first: their own and that of the person they are reporting to. If the gap in knowledge and expertise is too great and their own proficiency dismissed, belittled or ignored, they will lose interest and motivation.
They are less interested in running the world as they are in understanding it. They are curious and capable of explaining complex political, economic or technological problems, taking great pleasure in explaining all the factors and intricacies. They are rigorous with their thoughts and analysis, choosing the exact words that convey precisely what is meant. They may spend a lot of time defining words, concepts and systems in order to define a problematic solution.
They are armchair detectives, scientists and philosophers, spending most of their time in quiet reflection to ponder truth, and solve mysteries. They may tend to neglect social requirements and responsibilities, finding many relationships to be too superficial to be of much interest.
Ender's Girl wrote:
Lol, I was 20, actually.
Looks like we've got one of those "child-prodigy overachievers" here folks.
My test results were PAWN
Pyschotic
Axe
Wielding
Nut
:nut:
I couldn't take the test. My multiple personality disorder nearly caused my brain to blow up when I was trying to accurately and truthfully answer the questions.
Wynter wrote:I couldn't take the test. My multiple personality disorder nearly caused my brain to blow up when I was trying to accurately and truthfully answer the questions.
Thank heavens you stopped. I dont what we'd do without all of yous
And besides, I'd hate cleaning up the mess. :beaten:
@GM- As usual,you are a one of a kind........ :shocked:
****hiding from the axe******
Eve wrote:
Thank heavens you stopped. I dont what we'd do without all of yous
And besides, I'd hate cleaning up the mess. :beaten:
@GM- As usual,you are a one of a kind........ :shocked:
****hiding from the axe******
I LUFF the axe. :naughty:
Eve wrote:
Me too. Like 3-4% of the rest of population. ;)
We're unique people. :P
Examples of INTJs include Plato and Einstein. Eve, what're we waiting for, let's contribute to science! ;)
Wynter wrote:
I LUFF the axe. :naughty:
Really? :sweat:
Ok, here you go.....
:tolerance: OOps, guess that's a hammer.... :hehe:
Lifo wrote:Eve, what're we waiting for, let's contribute to science! ;)
Fire up the bunsen burner and lets get started.... :twisted:
Now, where are all the extroverts, and why aren't they jumping all over the place? Come out and show your attention-seeking selves!!! lol
Was bored so decided to choose a random board to post on... then saw this...
I'm a extrovert...
An ENFP to be exact :P...
I think they other extroverts are out somewhere with people... me... I'm stuck inside writing a paper... this is my procrastination time now...
Meatbun-man wrote:
I think they other extroverts are out somewhere with people... me... I'm stuck inside writing a paper... this is my procrastination time now...
Sounds like that paper is going to take awhile to get written then. ;)
Curiosity killed the cat
That first question nearly killed my brain.
I spread over both sides of everything. I am a dual person in every way and it gets impossible many times to make a choice about questions and everything else. :fingerscrossed:
The only thing I ever knew immediately was that I knew I had met the man I would marry as soon as I met him. I don't think that has much to do with the brain does it?? :dancing:
I think I'll stay on Wynter's side. :bow:
Peg
That first question nearly killed my brain.
I spread over both sides of everything. I am a dual person in every way and it gets impossible many times to make a choice about questions and everything else. :fingerscrossed:
The only thing I ever knew immediately was that I knew I had met the man I would marry as soon as I met him. I don't think that has much to do with the brain does it?? :dancing:
I think I'll stay on Wynter's side. :bow:
Peg
brad2 wrote:I think I'll stay on Wynter's side. :bow:
Peg
You, Eve, and I should form some sort of trio. :hehe:
Wynter wrote:
You, Eve, and I should form some sort of trio. :hehe:
I think we might have already. :twisted:
:glomp:
@Brad2- It was love at first sight for us too. :victory:
Well as long as you and Wynter realise it's OK for a trio but that doesn't imply a threesome anywhere, any place, anytime. I think that reminds me of a song.
"Anyplace, anywhere, anytime.I don't care.
You make life a golden dream come true.
Somehow dear, when you're near
All my cares disappear
Anytime is summertime with you.
All the birds seem to sing for you
All the flowere seem to bloom for you.
???
???...Ah well can't remember the last stanza
Peg
"Anyplace, anywhere, anytime.I don't care.
You make life a golden dream come true.
Somehow dear, when you're near
All my cares disappear
Anytime is summertime with you.
All the birds seem to sing for you
All the flowere seem to bloom for you.
???
???...Ah well can't remember the last stanza
Peg
brad2 wrote:Well as long as you and Wynter realise it's OK for a trio but that doesn't imply a threesome anywhere, any place, anytime.
How lyrical........... :rofl:
Threes a crowd for sure.... :hehe:
***Brad, Eve and Wyn-chan sitting in a tree...*** :hehe:
....
***check out the guy on branch number three.***...
Wyn??
***check out the guy on branch number three.***...
Wyn??
brad2 wrote:....
***checking out the guys on branch number three.***...
Eve likes the blond,
and Brad2, Takashi?
So that leaves Wyn with Musa's car trunk key ......
:hehe:
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