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    What type is Tutanhamon?

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    infj

    or istp
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    He's not smiling. Can't you do the P head on the mummy?

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    lol thePirate is very close with ISFp
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    Don't forget that the expressions on the faces of historical figures in art are often constructed around societal expectations and trends, not the individual person.
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    yeah i don't think hes infp just because socionkio uses the eternal smile of tutankhamon as a precedent for infp.

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    Quote Originally Posted by VixenDogFox View Post
    I think this is the computerized reconstruction based on his skeleton (I think I saw a show on it[?])...
    How would a reconstruction of someone's skeleton show you what their smile looks like?
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    But if you're typing his smile based on a skeletal reconstruction...he has no smile. You're typing the guessed physiology based on ethnography and probably a little interpretation from things like art. I don't know about you, but my smile is not part of my skeleton. Nor is it unchanging.

    Unless you think that you can type someone based entirely on physiology (i.e. the size and shape of their lips in a completely neutral position).

    EDIT: Sorry, btw. I don't mean to come across as attacking you, I'm just really surprised that anyone can respond to a thread like this seriously. I just noticed now that you've only come in the thread responding to my posts. Don't mean to group you in the people who are trying to type Tut based on a computer generator lack of smile.
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