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Titles aren't my strong point, and I don't care for them to be.
I have been typed as an ILE, and I agree. So there is, I suppose, a consensus on the matter. Just feels odd, definitively knowing my type. It more has to do with self-doubt and uncertainty. Though I trust the person who typed me and though it makes sense, I don't know enough about the whole system for self-validation.
I started out on MBTI, about a year ago? (I am not sure, I am terrible at estimating time flow) While studying it somewhat (my interest in typology was really off-and-on at that point in time), I had received and read comments about how it was inaccurate and vague, and, though I looked at it somewhat warily from that point on, I still continued to research it. After being introduced to Socionics and learning a bit (not much, probably), I mostly dropped MBTI (about 1-2 weeks ago?). Even though my understanding of MBTI was rudimentary at best (though still better than people who take the test, read the decsriptions, and never look at it again), I moved over to Socionics primarily because it makes more sense, has a more reasonable foundation, and has what I consider a fair body of evidence for it, at least for a theoretical system. It was the logical consistency of it which tipped me over.
I am 18, with major interests in science, math, and philosophy, and intermittent to minor interests in almost every other field of academia. Frivolous, everyday tasks bore me.
I was once an avid player of video games, but now I spend (or waste, should I say) most of my time on the internet not doing the things I should be doing (homework, primarily). Occasionally one of my friends will introduce to some new video game and I will have fun with that for a few months (also time-wasting) and then go back to wasting my time on the internet. Perhaps not all of that time is wasted, though.
I also love music and play guitar and drums.
That is all.
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