Originally Posted by
Subteigh
The main reason would be that Rod's stats run contrary to the stats collated by "other" socionists which show a more balanced distribution. A secondary reason, as Rick has said before, would be that such an uneven distribution would mean that most people would have little chance of ending up in long-term relationships with their duals (this is an argument about why our genes bother with personality traits and how they are inherited in a way that is advantageous to our species). Thirdly, I think people would find that 83.47% of females being perceiving types, 82.33% of females being "emotional" types, and 22.45% of men being "Intellectual" types does not comes close to their own experiences.
To emphasise these points, having an implied figure of 40.78% of females being SEE + 22.60% of them being SEI, and 25.61% of males being SLI and 23.84% being SLE seems especially absurd to me.