MBTI Types

[The Summoned]

It depends on whether or not it has multiple computerized rockets pointing in either direction.

no, you just need to have as many rockets, explosives, and explosive rockets attached to it as possible. Every computer you put is one less boom.

 

[Marken]

Every computer you put is one less boom.

〝𝓔𝓿𝓮𝓻𝔂 𝓶𝓪𝓬𝓱𝓲𝓷𝓮 𝓲𝓼 𝓪 𝓫𝓸𝓶𝓫 𝓲𝓯 𝔂𝓸𝓾 𝓸𝓹𝓮𝓻𝓪𝓽𝓮 𝓲𝓽 𝔀𝓻𝓸𝓷𝓰 𝓮𝓷𝓸𝓾𝓰𝓱.〟
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yes, i am quite sure ghandi said that.

 

[Zules]

And here's the MBTI test I highly recommend
Test

Any new members want to try? (or old ones too)

 

[Rateus]

I've done this before for work ages ago but I can't for the life of me remember the results and they change as you change anyway so I'll give it a go...

 

[Rateus]

I've done this before for work ages ago but I can't for the life of me remember the results and they change as you change anyway so I'll give it a go...

77%ISFJ
9%ISTJ
3%ESFJ
3%ISFP
2%ESTJ

A very different survey format. Also "would you like to fly airplanes for a hobby" receiving a contextless know can't tell you very much can it? I imagine it assumes I said no due to confidence/safety when in reality I said no because it's a terrible hobby environmentally. Also I now need to go look up what any of those codes mean cos right now I have no idea.

 

[Rateus]

77%ISFJ
9%ISTJ
3%ESFJ
3%ISFP
2%ESTJ

A very different survey format. Also "would you like to fly airplanes for a hobby" receiving a contextless know can't tell you very much can it? I imagine it assumes I said no due to confidence/safety when in reality I said no because it's a terrible hobby environmentally. Also I now need to go look up what any of those codes mean cos right now I have no idea.

Introvert, Sensing, Feeling, Judging, Thinking, Extroversion, Perceiving, INtuition (which I didn't score at all in my top five). I'm a shy analytical scientist who's most comfortable analysing data and turning that data into knowledge for project teams. I'm conflict averse so in team situations I'm always trying to find the middle ground and diffuse. The strong introvert seems incongruous with the front man role and all the podcasting, but I do the band stuff cos I love singing, I hate the front man bit, and the podcasting is just an excuse to chat sports with friends, I don't have a big desire to get my voice out there it's just a way to force myself to talk to friends. That was too many commas in a single sentence but what can you do?

 

[Oegyein]

My MBTI is basically "you're a supervillain who will betray all your friends, and not a single one of them will see it coming"

 

[Rateus]

My MBTI is basically "you're a supervillain who will betray all your friends, and not a single one of them will see it coming"

Just like Xavier ;-)

 

[Zules]

77%ISFJ
9%ISTJ
3%ESFJ
3%ISFP
2%ESTJ

A very different survey format. Also "would you like to fly airplanes for a hobby" receiving a contextless know can't tell you very much can it? I imagine it assumes I said no due to confidence/safety when in reality I said no because it's a terrible hobby environmentally. Also I now need to go look up what any of those codes mean cos right now I have no idea.

I also have a lot of nerdy info in the first two posts of this thread if you're interested in learning more!

You could also look up an MBTI chart using characters of your favorite fictional series; that can be informative (though it depends on how well the creator knows mbti/the characters) - I always remember ISFJ as Pearl from Steven Universe!

 

[Rateus]

I also have a lot of nerdy info in the first two posts of this thread if you're interested in learning more!

You could also look up an MBTI chart using characters of your favorite fictional series; that can be informative (though it depends on how well the creator knows mbti/the characters) - I always remember ISFJ as Pearl from Steven Universe!

Sure . I think to an extent your style changes depending on your scenario, although you have a natural tendency which suits you best. It's a useful tool for getting to know new colleagues and working out how to meet them half way in terms of style preferences.

 

[Zules]

Sure . I think to an extent your style changes depending on your scenario, although you have a natural tendency which suits you best. It's a useful tool for getting to know new colleagues and working out how to meet them half way in terms of style preferences.

Right, it's a common workplace tool I hear?

The Enneagram is another personality system that I like and it has some interesting mechanics where your type can change into other types depending on your growth level, stressful circumstances, stuff like that. MBTI has a similar thing called being "in the grip" and I think I have that in the first two posts here but can't entirely remember.

I was also very extroverted as a child, even though now I'm introvert squared. My personality definitely changed radically as I grew older, which is interesting.

 

[Lumension]

54%INTP
13%INFP
10%ENFP
7%ENTP
5%INTJ

not sure what any of this means but cool? actually point out a fictional character for this one, I'm curious.

 

[Rateus]

54 % Interesting person
13 % Incredibly fantastic person
10 % Enjoyable fun person
7 % Entirely tremendous person
5 % Intelligent Jellybean

;-)

 

[Lumension]

darn, I'm not an intelligent jellybean!

 

[Zules]

54%INTP
13%INFP
10%ENFP
7%ENTP
5%INTJ

not sure what any of this means but cool? actually point out a fictional character for this one, I'm curious.

Yoda

 

[Lumension]

Yoda

Not gonna lie I gave you the blankest of stares through my screen.

 

[Zules]

Not gonna lie I gave you the blankest of stares through my screen.

Sherlock Holmes too, apparently (I know nothing about Sherlock Holmes)

 

[Lumension]

Sherlock Holmes too, apparently (I know nothing about Sherlock Holmes)

I found that one myself after looking it up. It kinda cracked me up, not gonna lie. Not the first time I've had that comparison come up. I usually tend to think of personality tests as for fun and not as accurate as they could be because even answering honestly folks have personal biases, and people are pretty flexible and often have many ways of being. I guess this is reasonably accurate, looking into it?

 

[Zules]

I found that one myself after looking it up. It kinda cracked me up, not gonna lie. Not the first time I've had that comparison come up. I usually tend to think of personality tests as for fun and not as accurate as they could be because even answering honestly folks have personal biases, and people are pretty flexible and often have many ways of being. I guess this is reasonably accurate, looking into it?

It's equal parts fascinatingly accurate and confoundingly infuriating

 

[Lumension]

It's equal parts fascinatingly accurate and confoundingly infuriating

Yeah, that'd be about it. That sounds right.