the existence of types

[Logos]

"Benjamins" and "axes" are synonyms.

[Joy]

This isn't really true, or it is less and less true in Russia and Ukraine. Now it is to the point that most psychology professors know something about it, and many larger universities at least cover it briefly in their course material at some point. I think socionics is close to achieving wide recognition within psychology over here as a [potentially] legitimate approach to personality and relationships. It's really no less legitimate than, say, Maslow's hierarchy of needs or any other theoretical model that attempts to explain complex aspects of human behavior.

I didn't mean it literally. That post doesn't make sense when not taken in context of other topics that were being posted at the time. (I don't actually know what psychologists think of it, and never did.)