Jackson Graham

Oh, no. The clickbait actually worked.

@daeus I see the point you’re trying to make, but I’d have to disagree with you on the case of psychology and science. Sure, psychology is a broad and undeveloped arm of science to be sure. But to discount psychology as “crazy” or “pseudoscience” seems a bit extreme. To prove MBTI through its immediate…[Read more]

@emma-flournoy Hmm. So which is the dominate type, do you think? Have you ever typed yourself by your cognitive functions?

*cackle* *cackle* Yesssss! We guessed it, we did.

Sympathies, @kate-flournoy. Better luck next time.

@hope Sounds nice.

@hope I actually like Writing In The Light Publishing best.

The MBTI type of turbulent, I mean.

@emma-flournoy By the way, are you very turbulent?

@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]

@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]

@jess-penrose I totally agree.

@jess-penrose Exactly! I also use MBTI for characters, but then I trash it later on 😛 But I never got used to using it on people. I just thought the article showed me that MBTI (and the Enneagram too) is definitely not the end game when it comes to personality. So I thought of my writing buddies and the community here on KP.

@jess-penrose Exactly! I also use MBTI for characters, but then I trash it later on 😛 But I never got used to using it on people.