tcaudilllg seems incredibly LSI

[astralsilky]

How so?

For starters, read this and consider the ISTj in relation to ENFj, ENTp ... must I be-labor the details?

http://www.the16types.info/vbulletin...ad.php?t=17000

(Then consider the Ti-spreadsheets he often posts ... )

Considering HOW often typings are incorrect, and how hard it can be for one to find their true type, he was still pretty darn close. (As I do not mean this thread to be a point of embarrassment, by any means.)

[aestrivex]

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[astralsilky]

rmv

[aestrivex]

import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
import cs1.Keyboard;

public class chore {

  private int choreNum;
  private int cost;
  private ArrayList<Integer> dependencies;
  
  public chore(int number) {
    choreNum = number;
    dependencies = new ArrayList<Integer>();
    System.out.println("Enter time for chore " + (choreNum + 1));
    cost = Keyboard.readInt();
    
    if (number == 0)
      dependencies.add(0);
    else {
      System.out.println("tEnter any dependencies or 0 to stop");
      boolean keepGoing = true;
      Integer input;
      while (keepGoing) {
        input = Keyboard.readInt();
        dependencies.add(input - 1);//the index of the first process is 0, so the user sees process n as process n+1.  correct for that by subtracting 1 here.
        if (input.equals((Integer) 0))
          keepGoing = false;
      }
    }
  }
  
  public int getCost() {
    return cost;
  }
  
  public int getChoreNum() {
    return choreNum;
  }
  
  public int getArg(int index) {
    int f = dependencies.get(index);
    return f;
  }
  
  public int getArgsSize() {
    return dependencies.size();
  }
  
  public static void main(String[] args) {
    System.out.println("This doesn't do anything.  Run the chores file instead.");
  }
}

[jessica129]

I find it funny how if anyone repeatidly asserts an idea here, they are automatically "" and therefore "LSI". What a load of bullshit. If any of you want to see how a real LSI acts, just look at PotatoSpirit, Five, or any of the other self-proclaimed LSIs here. They're actually quite easygoing and amiable. You're all relying way too heavily on stereotypes of LSIs as being brutish and close-minded, which clearly is more of a minority case.

Yes.

[Slacker]

I think he's Ne and Ti together. He comes up with all these ideas, and is continually thinking of where different possibilities might logically lead.

[marooned]

I think Tcaudilllg posts a lot of abstract theoretical generalized stuff. This to me says TiNe or NeTi.

[Logos]

I find it funny how if anyone repeatidly asserts an idea here, they are automatically "" and therefore "LSI". What a load of bullshit. If any of you want to see how a real LSI acts, just look at PotatoSpirit, Five, or any of the other self-proclaimed LSIs here. They're actually quite easygoing and amiable. You're all relying way too heavily on stereotypes of LSIs as being brutish and close-minded, which clearly is more of a minority case.

I agree that it's stupid. TC rambles in a way that no LSI would. His voice in writing also lacks any real (or threatening) sense of . Authoritative in his judgments, but authority lacking that touch, though this could be due to my own (at times) blindness to matters.

[krieger]

I agree that it's stupid. TC rambles in a way that no LSI would. His voice in writing also lacks any real (or threatening) sense of . Authoritative in his judgments, but authority lacking that touch, though this could be due to my own (at times) blindness to matters.

But now that the issue has been raised, would you say he "rambles" in the way the average INTj would...? How many INTjs do we see regularly writing up narratives as lengthy as his? Aren't INTjs ordinarily more concise than that?

If he is wrong about his type, I would count it most likely that he is ENFj. He already acknowledges ENFj-like behaviors in himself, calling ENFj his slave type.

Did anyone notice ENFjs are characteristically known for being obsessed with good and evil, just like TC is? There are bound to be some other convergences to be found between his behavior and that of ENFjs: http://www.socioniko.net/en/1.1.types/index.html

[Logos]

But now that the issue has been raised, would you say he "rambles" in the way the average INTj would...? How many INTjs do we see regularly writing up narratives as lengthy as his? Aren't INTjs ordinarily more concise than that?

If he is wrong about his type, I would count it most likely that he is ENFj. He already acknowledges ENFj-like behaviors in himself, calling ENFj his slave type.

Did anyone notice ENFjs are characteristically known for being obsessed with good and evil, just like TC is? There are bound to be some other convergences to be found between his behavior and that of ENFjs: http://www.socioniko.net/en/1.1.types/index.html

Well nowhere did I say that he was an INTj, but merely that the appears to be weak. ENFj is certainly a possibility for TC.

[Blaze]

I agree that it's stupid. TC rambles in a way that no LSI would. His voice in writing also lacks any real (or threatening) sense of . Authoritative in his judgments, but authority lacking that touch, though this could be due to my own (at times) blindness to matters.

yeah, and LSI likes to say things simply and clearly, not long convoluted, complex and dragged out. i agree that tdaud is some sort of Ne and Ti combo.

[Expat]

I would say EIE before LSI, because he sometimes seems to want to "mobilize" others emotionally, as in saying things like, "I am shocked -- SHOCKED -- that that paper by Augusta and Reinin hasn't been properly translated yet -- this shows the wiki's bias" -- or something like that (quoting from memory).

Of course, I guess he attributes that to ENFj being the exertion type?

For the record, this kind of stuff - like hitta's saying things like "this makes me wanna puke" or Phaedrus saying things like "I am getting really irritated" have precisely the opposite effect on me. I tend to think "so who cares if you're shocked" and "so go puke" and "then get irritated even more, who cares".

I have to guess that the expectation is to get some kind of reaction, as in "OMG he's shocked I better do something about it" or "no, calm down, no reason to get irritated, I didn't mean it that way" etc etc. On me it has pretty much the opposite effect.