Socionics Beta types Examples

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Todd Orr - LSI 9w1 Harmonizing subtype

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Todd Orr - LSI 9w1 Harmonizing subtype

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Howard Phillips Lovecraft - INFP Iesnin or INTP Balzac

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Howard Phillips Lovecraft - INFP Iesnin or INTP Balzac

I think he was an IEI. I'm constantly torn between these two types, though. just a while ago I typed Thomas Pynchon as an ILI but the only thing I know for sure is that he uses Ni. I lean towards ILI because he had a technical job at boeing. same thing with george lucas and george r. r. martin, who I first typed as ILI and now I'm leaning more towards IEI for both.

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I think he was an IEI. I'm constantly torn between these two types, though. just a while ago I typed Thomas Pynchon as an ILI but the only thing I know for sure is that he uses Ni. I lean towards ILI because he had a technical job at boeing. same thing with george lucas and george r. r. martin, who I first typed as ILI and now I'm leaning more towards IEI for both.

Same. I hesitate to put Lovecraft down as an IEI for sure because I keep having doubts he could be an ILI, due to the fact his stories are less focused on the characters, like they are with, say Edgar Allan Poe, who is a more sure representative of the type, I'd say. Lovecraft focuses more on the atmosphere of his stories and less on his characters which reminds me more of Kubrick, in terms of how the stories are constructed in a way that gets you less emotionally involved with them. Kubrick was for sure an ILI.

George RR Martin is an author I want to read but haven't got around to. People seem to type him as ILI, but his expression in photos seems more IEI. I'd have to read him and learn more about him to say, though. Haven't read Pynchon either.

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Same. I hesitate to put Lovecraft down as an IEI for sure because I keep having doubts he could be an ILI, due to the fact his stories are less focused on the characters, like they are with, say Edgar Allan Poe, who is a more sure representative of the type, I'd say. Lovecraft focuses more on the atmosphere of his stories and less on his characters which reminds me more of Kubrick, in terms of how the stories are constructed in a way that gets you less emotionally involved with them. Kubrick was for sure an ILI.

George RR Martin is an author I want to read but haven't got around to. People seem to type him as ILI, but his expression in photos seems more IEI. I'd have to read him and learn more about him to say, though. Haven't read Pynchon either.

dunno if you care about video games, but you might want to take a look at bloodborne. it's heavily inspired by lovecraftian horror and the main developer Hidetaka Miyazaki is imo an IEI.

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dunno if you care about video games, but you might want to take a look at bloodborne. it's heavily inspired by lovecraftian horror and the main developer Hidetaka Miyazaki is imo an IEI.

Yeah, I'll check it out.