Russian Consensus List

[Socionics Is A Cult]

Copy and paste this into google (don't click), then go to translate page:
http://www.famo.ru//etalon.php
(scroll down on that page)

I'm not sure if this site has been posted before.

I know that people here will find some typings contentious...but how can 'most Russian Socionists' be wrong ?

It has ENTp for Freud, ESFj for Washington, ENTj for JFK, ESTj for Margaret Thatcher...it's probably not much use, except as a reference.


(I've been looking at the Russian wikipedia article about Socionics, don't you know? It has links on there, and the discussion section is interesting).

[Ezra]

http://66.102.9.104/translate_c?hl=e...%3Den%26sa%3DG
(scroll down on that page)

I suggest that you try clicking that link yourself, my friend.

[Socionics Is A Cult]

For fuck's sake...

If it's not too much trouble, copy and paste this into google (don't click), then go to translate page:

http://www.famo.ru//etalon.php

[Kristiina]

For fuck's sake...

If it's not too much trouble, copy and paste this into google (don't click), then go to translate page:

http://www.famo.ru//etalon.php

lol. someone tell me what will happen if I click. I almost feel tempted to try, so tell me.

[marooned]

aaaaaaaaaaaah, darn Russian

Can anyone translate this, like if you know these off the top of your head?

Alpha
Don Quixote - ILE
Dumas - SEI??
Robespierre - LII?
Hugo - ESE??

Beta
Zhukov - SLE?
Yesenin, aka Esenin - IEI?
Maxim Gorky, aka Bitter - LSI?
Hamlet - EIE

Gamma
Napoleon - SEE?
Balzac - ILI???
Jack London - LIE
Trasa - ESI


Delta
Geksli - IEE???
Gabin - SLI???
Stirlitz - LSE???
Dostoevsky - EII, thank you UDP

Are these honestly the official names they use?

[tereg]

aaaaaaaaaaaah, darn Russian

Can anyone translate this, like if you know these off the top of your head?

Alpha
Don Quixote - ILE
Alexandre Dumas - SEI
Maximilien Robespierre or Rene Descartes - LII
Victor Hugo - ESE

Beta
Georgy Zhukov or Alexander the Great - SLE
Sergei Yesenin (Esenin) - IEI
Maxim Gorky, aka Bitter - LSI
Hamlet - EIE

Gamma
Napoleon or Caesar - SEE
Honoré de Balzac - ILI
Theodore Dreiser - ESI
Jack London - LIE

Delta
Jean Gabin - SLI
Thomas Henry Huxley - IEE
Otto von Stirlitz or Sherlock Holmes - LSE
Fedor Dostoevsky - EII

Are these honestly the official names they use?

http://www.socionics.com/advan/whoiswho.html


In the Russian speaking world, they use these names similar to how we use the three-letter acronym.

Look at this video for instance:

(Napoleon)


and this (Don Quixote)


Edit: from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socionics --