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    Almost certainly SEI. I was a Taoist for years.

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    Ne-INFj.

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    Quote Originally Posted by eunice View Post
    Ne-INFj.
    Why do you say that?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Salawa View Post
    Why not SLI?
    You cannot just ask why not SLI, but you must also ask why an SLI.

    Quote Originally Posted by Baby View Post
    I don't know about Schopenhauer, but Zen (or Ch'an) itself is a hybrid of Buddhism and Taoism. FWIW, I have found Zen is more Ni, and Tao is more Si.

    I don't know what Lao Tzu's type would be (I don't believe he actually existed), but the Tao te Ching is one of my favorite scriptures in general. The mythical Lao Tzu seems possibly SLI.
    Neither do I, but I think that attempting to type him makes it easier than trying to type Taoism (and how it has evolved) in general.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Salawa View Post
    Why not SLI?
    Could be. Actually, Fe PoLR if you read his (supposed) teachings makes much sense.

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