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    weird, usually delta's seem pretty alien to me. but bill o'reilly makes some sense. although he does seem pretty light. i suppose that's from sx-last.
    I think I literally felt intense hatred (which is rare because people like him are generally just an annoyance) for Bill O'Reilly when I first started watching him. It was during my phase where I was focused on becoming more accepting of other people's beliefs. I also forced myself to watch Christian evangelists, in the same time period, for the same reason. I was really, really, intolerant of intolerance then.

    I would make myself watch him every night and I always had a sarcastic comeback to everything he said. It made my family laugh but I really didn't like him.
    Over time the hate I felt for him changed and I actually started to listen to what he was saying. Some of it made sense but I wasn't that into his presentation. There is something about him that physically reminds me of my ILI stepdad. Both very stubborn as well. I wouldn't even guess at his type since I mainly feel very neutral, or occasionally slightly warm, toward him now, but damn, it took time and forced effort on my part.

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    MO....LSE-Si 6w5 sp/sx





    Jordan Belfort...LSE-Te 3w2 sx/so



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    Kay Redfield Jamison - EII-Ne sx/sp - author of An Unquiet Mind a memoir of her life journey with manic depression


     

    Into the Sun

    I was standing with my head back, one pigtail caught between my teeth, listening to the jet overhead. The noise was loud, unusually so, which meant that it was close. My elementary school was near Andrews Air Force Base, just outside Washington; many of us were pilots' kids, so the sound was a matter of routine. Being routine, however, didn't take away from the magic, and I instinctively looked up from the playground to wave. I knew, of course, that the pilot couldn't see me-I always knew that-just as I knew that even if he could see me the odds were that it wasn't actually my father. But it was one of those things one did, and anyway I loved any and all excuses just to stare up into the skies. My father, a career Air Force officer, was first and foremost a scientist and only secondarily a pilot. But he loved to fly, and, because he was a meteorologist, both his mind and his soul ended up being in the skies. Like my father, I looked up rather more than I looked out.

    When I would say to him that the Navy and the Army were so much older than the Air Force, had so much more tradition and legend, he would say, Yes, that's true, but the Air Force is the future. Then he would always add: And-we can fly. This statement of creed would occasionally be followed by an enthusiastic rendering of the Air Force song, fragments of which remain with me to this day, nested together, somewhat improbably, with phrases from Christmas carols, early poems, and bits and pieces of the Book of Common Prayer: all having great mood and meaning from childhood, and all still retaining the power to quicken the pulses.

    So I would listen and believe and, when I would hear the words "Off we go into the wild blue yonder," I would think that "wild" and "yonder" were among the most wonderful words I had ever heard; likewise, I would feel the total exhilaration of the phrase "Climbing high, into the sun" and know instinctively that I was a part of those who loved the vastness of the sky.

    The noise of the jet had become louder, and I saw the other children in my second-grade class suddenly dart their heads upward. The plane was coming in very low, then it streaked past us, scarcely missing the playground. As we stood there clumped together and absolutely terrified, it flew into the trees, exploding directly in front of us. The ferocity of the crash could be felt and heard in the plane's awful impact; it also could be seen in the frightening yet terrible lingering loveliness of the flames that followed. Within minutes, it seemed, mothers were pouring onto the playground to reassure children that it was not their fathers; fortunately for my brother and sister and myself, it was not ours either. Over the next few days it became clear, from the release of the young pilot's final message to the control tower before he died, that he knew he could save his own life by bailing out. He also knew, however, that by doing so he risked that his unaccompanied plane would fall onto the playground and kill those of us who were there.

    The dead pilot became a hero, transformed into a scorchingly vivid, completely impossible ideal for what was meant by the concept of duty. It was an impossible ideal, but all the more compelling and haunting because of its very unobtainability. The memory of the crash came back to me many times over the years, as a reminder both of how one aspires after and needs such ideals, and of how killingly difficult it is to achieve them. I never again looked at the sky and saw only vastness and beauty. From that afternoon on I saw that death was also and always there.

    Although, like all military families, we moved a lot-by the fifth grade my older brother, sister, and I had attended four different elementary schools, and we had lived in Florida, Puerto Rico, California, Tokyo, and Washington, twice-our parents, especially my mother, kept life as secure, warm, and constant as possible. My brother was the eldest and the steadiest of the three of us children and my staunch ally, despite the three-year difference in our ages. I idolized him growing up and often trailed along after him, trying very hard to be inconspicuous, when he and his friends would wander off to play baseball or cruise the neighborhood. He was smart, fair, and self-confident, and I always felt that there was a bit of extra protection coming my way whenever he was around. My relationship with my sister, who was only thirteen months older than me, was more complicated. She was the truly beautiful one in the family, with dark hair and wonderful eyes, who from the earliest times was almost painfully aware of everything around her. She had a charismatic way, a fierce temper, very black and passing moods, and little tolerance for the conservative military lifestyle that she felt imprisoned us all. She led her own life, defiant, and broke out with abandon whenever and wherever she could. She hated high school and, when we were living in Washington, frequently skipped classes to go to the Smithsonian or the Army Medical Museum or just to smoke and drink beer with her friends.

    She resented me, feeling that I was, as she mockingly put it, "the fair-haired one"-a sister, she thought, to whom friends and schoolwork came too easily-passing far too effortlessly through life, protected from reality by an absurdly optimistic view of people and life. Sandwiched between my brother, who was a natural athlete and who never seemed to see less-than-perfect marks on his college and graduate admission examinations, and me, who basically loved school and was vigorously involved in sports and friends and class activities, she stood out as the member of the family who fought back and rebelled against what she saw as a harsh and difficult world. She hated military life, hated the constant upheaval and the need to make new friends, and felt the family politeness was hypocrisy.

    Perhaps because my own violent struggles with black moods did not occur until I was older, I was given a longer time to inhabit a more benign, less threatening, and, indeed to me, a quite wonderful world of high adventure. This world, I think, was one my sister had never known. The long and important years of childhood and early adolescence were, for the most part, very happy ones for me, and they afforded me a solid base of warmth, friendship, and confidence. They were to be an extremely powerful amulet, a potent and positive countervailing force against future unhappiness. My sister had no such years, no such amulets. Not surprisingly, perhaps, when both she and I had to deal with our respective demons, my sister saw the darkness as being within and part of herself, the family, and the world. I, instead, saw it as a stranger; however lodged within my mind and soul the darkness became, it almost always seemed an outside force that was at war with my natural self.

    My sister, like my father, could be vastly charming: fresh, original, and devastatingly witty, she also was blessed with an extraordinary sense of aesthetic design. She was not an easy or untroubled person, and as she grew older her troubles grew with her, but she had an enormous artistic imagination and soul. She also could break your heart and then provoke your temper beyond any reasonable level of endurance. Still, I always felt a bit like pieces of earth to my sister's fire and flames.

    For his part, my father, when involved, was often magically involved: ebullient, funny, curious about almost everything, and able to describe with delight and originality the beauties and phenomena of the natural world. A snowflake was never just a snowflake, nor a cloud just a cloud. They became events and characters, and part of a lively and oddly ordered universe. When times were good and his moods were at high tide, his infectious enthusiasm would touch everything. Music would fill the house, wonderful new pieces of jewelry would appear-a moonstone ring, a delicate bracelet of cabochon rubies, a pendant fashioned from a moody sea-green stone set in a swirl of gold-and we'd all settle into our listening mode, for we knew that soon we would be hearing a very great deal about whatever new enthusiasm had taken him over. Sometimes it would be a discourse based on a passionate conviction that the future and salvation of the world was to be found in windmills; sometimes it was that the three of us children simply had to take Russian lessons because Russian poetry was so inexpressibly beautiful in the original.

    Once, my father having read that George Bernard Shaw had left money in his will to develop a phonetic alphabet and that he had specified that Androcles and the Lion should be the first of his plays to be translated, we all received multiple copies of Androcles, as did anyone else who got in my father's flight path. Indeed, family rumor had it that almost a hundred books had been bought and distributed. There was a contagious magic to his expansiveness, which I loved, and I still smile when I remember my father reading aloud about Androcles treating the lion's wounded paw, the soldiers singing "Throw them to the lions" to the tune of "Onward, Christian Soldiers," and my father's interspersed editorial remarks about the vital-one could not stress enough how vital-importance of phonetic and international languages. To this day, I keep a large ceramic bumblebee in my office, and it, too, makes me laugh when I remember my father picking it up, filled to the brim with honey, and flying it through the air in various jet maneuvers including, favoritely and appropriately, a cloverleaf pattern. Naturally, when the bee was turned upside down on its flight, the honey would pour down all over the kitchen table, leaving my mother to say, "Marshall, is this really necessary? You're egging on the children." We would giggle approvingly, thus ensuring a few more minutes of the flight of the bumblebee.

    It was enchanting, really, rather like having Mary Poppins for a father. Years later, he gave me a bracelet inscribed with words from Michael Faraday that were engraved over the physics building at UCLA: "Nothing is too wonderful to be true." Needless to say, Faraday had repeated breakdowns, and the remark is palpably untrue, but the thought and mood are lovely ones, and very much as my father could be, in his wondrous moments. My mother has said, many times, that she always felt she was in the shadow of my father's wit, charm, intensity, and imagination. Her observation that he was a Pled Piper with children certainly was borne out by his charismatic effect upon my friends and the other children in whatever neighborhood we found ourselves. My mother, however, was always the one my friends wanted to sit down and talk with: we played with my father; we talked with my mother.

    Mother, who has an absolute belief that it is not the cards that one is dealt in life, it is how one plays them, is, by far, the highest card I was dealt. Kind, fair, and generous, she has the type of self-confidence that comes from having been brought up by parents who not only loved her deeply and well, but who were themselves kind, fair, and generous people. My grandfather, who died before I was born, was a college professor and physicist by training. By all accounts, he was a witty man, as well as inordinately kind to both his students and colleagues. My grandmother, whom I knew well, was a warm and caring woman who, like Mother, had a deep and genuine interest in people; this, in turn, translated into a tremendous capacity for friendship and a remarkable ability to put people at their ease. People always came first with her, as they did with my mother, and a lack of time or a busy schedule was never an excuse for being thoughtless or unavailable.

    She was by no means an intellectual; unlike my grandfather, who spent his time reading, and rereading, Shakespeare and Twain, she joined clubs instead. Being both well liked and a natural organizer, she unfailingly was elected president of whatever group in which she became involved. She was disconcertingly conservative in many ways-a Republican, a Daughter of the American Revolution, and very inclined to tea parties, all of which gave my father apoplexy-but she was a gentle yet resolute woman, who wore flowered dresses, buffed her nails, set a perfect table, and smelled always of flowered soaps. She was incapable of being unkind, and she was a wonderful grandmother.

    My mother-tall, thin, and pretty-was a popular student in both high school and college. Pictures in her photograph albums show an obviously happy young woman, usually surrounded by friends, playing tennis, swimming, fencing, riding horses, caught up in sorority activities, or looking slightly Gibson-girlish with a series of good-looking boyfriends. The photographs capture the extraordinary innocence of a different kind of time and world, but they were a time and a world in which my mother looked very comfortable. There were no foreboding shadows, no pensive or melancholic faces, no questions of internal darkness or instability. Her belief that a certain predictability was something that one ought to be able to count upon must have had its roots in the utter normality of the people and events captured in these pictures, as well as in the preceding generations of her ancestors who were reliable, stable, honorable, and saw things through.

    Centuries of such seeming steadiness in the genes could only very partially prepare my mother for all of the turmoil and difficulties that were to face her once she left her parents' home to begin a family of her own. But it has been precisely that persevering steadiness of my mother, her belief in seeing things through, and her great ability to love and learn, listen and change, that helped keep me alive through all of the years of pain and nightmare that were to come. She could not have known how difficult it would be to deal with madness; had no preparation for what to do with madness-none of us did-but consistent with her ability to love, and her native will, she handled it with empathy and intelligence. It never occurred to her to give up.

    Both my mother and father strongly encouraged my interests in writing poetry and school plays, as well as in science and medicine. Neither of them tried to limit my dreams, and they had the sense and sensitivity to tell the difference between a phase I was going through and more serious commitments. Even my phases, however, were for the most part tolerated with kindness and imagination. Being particularly given to strong and absolute passions, I was at one point desperately convinced that we had to have a sloth as a pet. My mother, who had been pushed about as far as possible by allowing me to keep dogs, cats, birds, fish, turtles, lizards, frogs, and mice, was less than wildly enthusiastic. My father convinced me to put together a detailed scientific and literary notebook about sloths. He suggested that, in addition to providing practical information about their dietary needs, living space, and veterinary requirements, I also write a series of poems about sloths and essays about what they meant to me, design a habitat for them that would work within our current house, and make detailed observations of their behavior at the zoo; if I did all this, he said, my parents would then consider finding a sloth for me.


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    Jodi Arias....INFj 9w1 sx/so

    Arias comes in through Leilene Ondrade for 9w1:





    Arias has a 9w1 kinesthetic this clip confirms to me:



    Arias has a very similar kinesthetic as Leilene (another + for VI, as well)



    Arias has sx/so irises and comes in through courtney love:





    some bonus insights for enneagram: the sexual instinct (especially in sx/so) contributes an addiction to risk and intensity that goes against the grain of 9w1. keep in mind that sx/so is the most aggressive stack, so that combined with the addiction to risk makes for a 9w1 that sees themselves as more of a baddie than the usual portrait of 9w1s as depicted in descriptions of that type.

    Socionics: Cognition

    Mimicking others is key to how INFj's cope with their point of least resistance. The action style for this cognition is quite simply, 'observe and mimick.' This is especially amped up in sx/so 9w1 as it compliments the merging tendency of both 9w1 and sx/so shape-shifting.

    http://radaronline.com/videos/jodi-a...illmott-video/

    One of the guests on Pinsky’s panel makes a point about Arias, saying: “She’s morphed into her attorney. What does that tell you about her?”

    It’s one thing to dress like her…People sort of mirror when they feel comfortable with somebody. But to actually get to the point where you’re actually moving precisely like that person…”

    https://books.google.com/books?id=iV...imicks&f=false

    Travis explained one of his motivational tools was a dream board, a collection of images and words used to visualize goals. Soon after, Jodi created her own dream board….

    She began talking in the same vernacular as Travis, referring to motivational techniques like “limitless thinking” and the “power of attraction.” Jodi began to mimic Travis’s own personality traits, presenting herself as a driven young professional.

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    Jodi Arias - extravert

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    Fedde Le Grand - SLI-Te so/sp (e3?) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fedde_le_Grand










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    Phill Jupitus

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    Keir Gilchrist is not EII
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    Dual type (as per tcaudilllg)
    Enneagram 5 (wings either 4 or 6)?


    I'm constantly looking to align the real with the ideal.I've been more oriented toward being overly idealistic by expecting the real to match the ideal. My thinking side is dominent. The result is that sometimes I can be overly impersonal or self-centered in my approach, not being understanding of others in the process and simply thinking "you should do this" or "everyone should follor this rule"..."regardless of how they feel or where they're coming from"which just isn't a good attitude to have. It is a way, though, to give oneself an artificial sense of self-justification. LSE

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    this dude reminds ISTP

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    Phill Jupitus - F
    Keir Gilchrist - N, I. mb INFP

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sol View Post
    this dude reminds ISTP

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    How is the Russian wrestler EII...HOW is he gentle?
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    Enneagram 5 (wings either 4 or 6)?


    I'm constantly looking to align the real with the ideal.I've been more oriented toward being overly idealistic by expecting the real to match the ideal. My thinking side is dominent. The result is that sometimes I can be overly impersonal or self-centered in my approach, not being understanding of others in the process and simply thinking "you should do this" or "everyone should follor this rule"..."regardless of how they feel or where they're coming from"which just isn't a good attitude to have. It is a way, though, to give oneself an artificial sense of self-justification. LSE

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maritsa View Post
    How is the Russian wrestler EII...HOW is he gentle?
    Don't understand about wich wrestler-INFJ you are talking.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Narc View Post
    Phill Jupitus

    Si-ESTj

    This whole segment values wise comes of as Te with Ne style humour. So I'm inclined to agree with you, although Phil plays a pretty small role in the overall conversation, not much to go on for typing, so I figure you must be observing other things, or bringing some perception here that I can't really see. would be curious to hear more.

    Stephen Fry is an ENxx imo, so it goes with the story here that he is trying to inject some extroverted intuition into this conversation by using Te *facts*, which runs counter to Phil's Te, yet the effusive nature of Fry's insistence of the sun setting and mirages, Phil eventually concedes in delta ST fashion.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kill4Me View Post
    Jodi Arias....INFj 9w1 sx/so

    Arias comes in through Leilene Ondrade for 9w1:





    Arias has a 9w1 kinesthetic this clip confirms to me:



    Arias has a very similar kinesthetic as Leilene (another + for VI, as well)




    I'm not really going to comment on what you are saying here k4m, or even on her type. I just want to point out that this women lied SEVERAL times during that first interview. Her deception smiles pop up again and again. What is this girls story, is she up for murder?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sol View Post
    Don't understand about wich wrestler-INFJ you are talking.
    Aleksandr Zaldostanov (on lef
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    Enneagram 5 (wings either 4 or 6)?


    I'm constantly looking to align the real with the ideal.I've been more oriented toward being overly idealistic by expecting the real to match the ideal. My thinking side is dominent. The result is that sometimes I can be overly impersonal or self-centered in my approach, not being understanding of others in the process and simply thinking "you should do this" or "everyone should follor this rule"..."regardless of how they feel or where they're coming from"which just isn't a good attitude to have. It is a way, though, to give oneself an artificial sense of self-justification. LSE

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    http://socionicsstudy.blogspot.com/2...functions.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by wacey View Post
    This whole segment values wise comes of as Te with Ne style humour. So I'm inclined to agree with you, although Phil plays a pretty small role in the overall conversation, not much to go on for typing, so I figure you must be observing other things, or bringing some perception here that I can't really see. would be curious to hear more.

    Stephen Fry is an ENxx imo, so it goes with the story here that he is trying to inject some extroverted intuition into this conversation by using Te *facts*, which runs counter to Phil's Te, yet the effusive nature of Fry's insistence of the sun setting and mirages, Phil eventually concedes in delta ST fashion.
    I typed Jupitus from Buzzcocks instead, but figured this showed him off better.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Narc View Post
    I typed Jupitus from Buzzcocks instead, but figured this showed him off better.
    Okay that makes sense. I looked into him and see negativism with in/out Te.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maritsa View Post
    Aleksandr Zaldostanov (on lef
    He's not wrestler. He's motoclub leader, while initial education was physician.

    Stephen Fry - ISTP

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    Stephen Fry - ENxP

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    Arias extended

    INFj vs INFp/ENFj: Arias has a very weak physical presence. her energy presents no discharge of force and a very low output of will. Not even a blip. The impression is that if the interviewer didn't ask her any questions Arias would just fade away into the wallpaper. It's like you could just blow in her direction and knock her over. This is INFj's PoLr, combined with 9w1 comes off as the most pathologically 'nice' and releasing force in periodic 'episodes' where everything bursts out at once.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sol View Post
    Jodi Arias - extravert
    I highly doubt it. She is sx first though and a sociopath. It seems obvious she is Fi valuing and most likely has Fi as her base function. If not Fi then Si base. Don't see much logic in her but she is calculating. She had a string of bad relationships and chose a work from home job. I am not sure if she even has or had many of her own friends. I think she has some fans though which is kind of creepy to me. On second thought she is seriously mentally ill so I am not even sure if it possible to type her. Still I think Fi is apparent.

    Here is a quote from one of his friends giving his impression of her.

    Dave Hall is one of those friends. He met Alexander through work in 2002, and they became fast friends. Four years later, he met Arias at a company dinner, when she accompanied Alexander as his date. Hall says there was something strange about her, because Arias seemed to have no friends and never talked about her past.

    "I thought, ‘Ah, there's an attractive girl.’ But as the evening went on, I just thought … she might be eye candy on the outside, but she was just very mysterious and I didn't want to judge her at the beginning, but I just thought, her personality is not very … not very talkative. Very quiet, she just had a vibe about her that just was really mysterious and it wasn't until after we started hanging out numerous times and doing events together, that me, along with everyone that knew Travis, just said, 'Dude, you can do a lot better. She might be good-looking, but this is not someone you want to be in a relationship with.'"

    Hall says he witnessed Arias become possessive of Alexander as their tumultuous on-again, off-again two-year relationship developed. "If he talked about another girl or if he looked at another girl … she just had this evil smirk on her face that you could just tell she was the type of person that could smile while she slit your throat, you know. Pardon the pun there, in light of what's going on."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aylen View Post
    I highly doubt it.
    my main version for her is ESFJ
    Last edited by Sol; 08-28-2015 at 06:57 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sol View Post
    my main version for is ESFJ
    Edit: Perhaps you could take another look at the "facts".

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    Everyone's dad - ESTj

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kill4Me View Post
    Arias extended

    INFj vs INFp/ENFj: Arias has a very weak physical presence. her energy presents no discharge of force and a very low output of will. Not even a blip. The impression is that if the interviewer didn't ask her any questions Arias would just fade away into the wallpaper. It's like you could just blow in her direction and knock her over. This is INFj's PoLr, combined with 9w1 comes off as the most pathologically 'nice' and releasing force in periodic 'episodes' where everything bursts out at once.
    I've seen other types that have a weak physical presence too that weren't necessarily infj or info; a very skinny istp for instance
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    I'm constantly looking to align the real with the ideal.I've been more oriented toward being overly idealistic by expecting the real to match the ideal. My thinking side is dominent. The result is that sometimes I can be overly impersonal or self-centered in my approach, not being understanding of others in the process and simply thinking "you should do this" or "everyone should follor this rule"..."regardless of how they feel or where they're coming from"which just isn't a good attitude to have. It is a way, though, to give oneself an artificial sense of self-justification. LSE

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aylen View Post
    Perhaps you could take another look at the "facts".
    You can use better info for typing and interpret it more correctly, then you'll type better. Your argumentation was not convincing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sol View Post
    You can use better info for typing and interpret it more correctly, then you'll type better. Your argumentation was not convincing.
    Using the word "I" as in "I would look at the info" instead of the word "you" makes the things we say less of a criticism (otherwise LSE come across as harsh and demanding)
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    I'm constantly looking to align the real with the ideal.I've been more oriented toward being overly idealistic by expecting the real to match the ideal. My thinking side is dominent. The result is that sometimes I can be overly impersonal or self-centered in my approach, not being understanding of others in the process and simply thinking "you should do this" or "everyone should follor this rule"..."regardless of how they feel or where they're coming from"which just isn't a good attitude to have. It is a way, though, to give oneself an artificial sense of self-justification. LSE

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vince View Post
    Everyone's dad - ESTj
    Ahahahahahahahahahaha
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    I'm constantly looking to align the real with the ideal.I've been more oriented toward being overly idealistic by expecting the real to match the ideal. My thinking side is dominent. The result is that sometimes I can be overly impersonal or self-centered in my approach, not being understanding of others in the process and simply thinking "you should do this" or "everyone should follor this rule"..."regardless of how they feel or where they're coming from"which just isn't a good attitude to have. It is a way, though, to give oneself an artificial sense of self-justification. LSE

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maritsa View Post
    Ahahahahahahahahahaha
    It's true Find me a Dad who isn't a Te-base/creative xD

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sol View Post
    You can use better info for typing and interpret it more correctly, then you'll type better. Your argumentation was not convincing.
    Maybe it's not convincing, or even compelling, but still has more substance behind it than anything you have offered, so far. IOW, your authoritative tone has no influence over me and doesn't convince me that you know how to type. Save it for your duals.

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    Aleksandr Karelin - ISTP

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aylen View Post
    Maybe it's not convincing, or even compelling, but still has more substance behind it than anything you have offered, so far. IOW, your authoritative tone has no influence over me and doesn't convince me that you know how to type. Save it for your duals.
    Attachment 6159

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    I'm pretty certain it's already been said before on this thread (and i don't have the time or energy to check 5 pages worth) but I just wanted to say:

    Neil Patrick Harris is SUCH a delta gay man lol.

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    Neil Patrick Harris - ENTP

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    Mackenzie Deonigi - EII-Ne sx/so





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    Quote Originally Posted by Vince View Post
    It's true Find me a Dad who isn't a Te-base/creative xD

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    Ozzy - INFP
    Mackenzie Deonigi - not INFJ

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    this family???

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    I got a 3 piece for that ass.

    Jerome Young....LSE-Si 8w7 sx/sp



    Hodgetwins….LSE-Si 7w8 sp/so



    LL Cool J...LSE-Si 3w2 so/sp


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    mb these too?




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