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@graciegirl YESSS! Daeuses shall steal gladly. *licks lips*

@graciegirl I have noticed that. Just goes to show you how much improvement two letters can make. Don’t tell me spelling isn’t important.

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That aside, I think there’s a whole set of patterns like that with the cognitive functions. Not that I know them… Deauses don’t know these things. Daeuses let the INFPs figure these things out…[Read more]

Oh, and I found something cool about MBTI that I wanted to show you guys. Some of you have probably already noticed this but…*shrugs* I think it’s pretty cool.

I was playing with the cog functions the other day and I saw that if you switch the first and last letters of your type you get your extroverted/introverted twin.

Por…[Read more]

@dragon-snapper @northerner @graciegirl @winter-rose @ethryndal I’ll be editing for an hour here.

@dragon-snapper @northerner @graciegirl @winter-rose @etryndal I’ll be editing for an hour here.

Are you an ENFP @jane-maree???

@mark-kamibaya I understand that MBTI isn’t completely real. Like what Jess Penrose was saying, we can’t be put into a mold of one type of person or the next. Besides, I could never understand it for my characters. It really only told me whether he was an extrovert or an introvert.
Phsychology…along with time travel, is one of those things I…[Read more]

Btw, MBTI isn’t a mold, it’s a framework. Similar to how a dwarf and a giant are both human, you could have two people who are radically different but who still process their environments in similar ways.

Also, MBTI is not a surefire way to organize a business. That’s because, again, it’s not a mold, it’s a framework. MBTI can help an…[Read more]

Btw, MBTI isn’t a mold, it’s a framework. Similar to how a dwarf and a giant are both human, you could have two people who are radically different but who still process their environments in similar ways.

Also, MBTI is not a surefire way to organize a business. That’s because, again, it’s not a mold, it’s a framework. MBTI can help an…[Read more]

LOl, @mark-kamibaya, you’re super brave. That is an interesting article, though none of the points seem very substantial at all except the lack of publicized research in journals. That’s a big problem, though I’d be interested to hear what the MBTI community says about it.

The five-factor model also looks interesting. I’d like to know more about…[Read more]

@jane-maree I’m signing out. I wrote 1161 words. Good luck!

@daeus Awesome!
@jane-maree I’m still going!

@dragon-snapper @jane-maree Thanks for writing. I got probably 500 words written for a course lesson.

@jane-maree Oh, I plan to watch it, as soon as its on Redbox or Netflix. I will be sure to flail with you. 😀 Unless, of course, I don’t like it.

@jane-maree Gaah! Not yet, but I really want to…don’t tell me anything about it!

@jane-maree Great entrance!
@daeus Welcome!

@dragon-snapper I’m in till nine.

*crickets chirping*
Hello?
Is anyone out there?
@daeus @kate-flournoy @winter-rose @northerner @jess @daugheroftheking

@daeus Alrighty! Good job!

@dragon-snapper Okay, well I’m leaving now. I got 2,205 words edited, so pretty good.