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Muse is awesome.

It was 7 for a while, but now my defensive wars expired so it's only 5.

5 hours ago, Durmij said:

Damn this is some interesting stuff. Big difference from the general pop.
 

 

 

That's actually my type, the INTP. Burying our feeling stack down one more spot really lets us kick the assholedom to 11

Most polls of online communities will differ quite a lot from the general pop stats (assuming those are correct). I'm actually surprised at how many people got ISFJ, since they're not that active in MBTI communities, like r/INTP is about 10x more active than r/ISFJ. The INFP section of Personality Cafe is something like 500 posts per day of INFPs talking about everything while the ESFJ section is 20 posts a week and it's mostly 1-2 ESFJs talking to other types.

Generally it goes I>E, P>J, N>S for online presence. For the biggest MBTI communities, it usually goes

Most common: INFP

Also very common: INFJ and INTP

Still strong presence: INTJ, ENTP, ENFP

Moderate presence: ISTP,  ISFJ, ISFP, ENFJ, ENTJ, ISTJ

Virtually non-existent: ESFP, ESFJ, ESTJ, ESTP (even though those include the #2, #5 and #6 most common types IRL according to your chart)

I guess it depends for trolling. Usually it's Ne that'll come up with something funny in INTPs/ENTPs so ENTPs are more likely to come up with that due to stronger Ne and then Fe will determine whether others will appreciate it or get offended. I also think INTP is more likely to point out logical and factual flaws (Ti & Si). I think ENTP might actually be less likely to understand how others feel towards them than INTP since that would be more Fi which INTPs are a bit better at and ENTP might be more likely to go after people's strong emotions/moral convictions due to being more distrustful of those.

I think INTPs are supposed to be able to basically suppress Ti to allow Fi to come out and interact with Ne. Even though they prefer using Ti in conjunction with Ne than Fi-Ne, since Ti is stronger and more comfortable to use, the high degree of control over Ti can make it easier to shut off when needed. ENTP Fi is painfully weak, even worse than for INTPs.

ENTP have Fi as vulnerable and Fe as mobilizing

INTP have Fi as role and Fe as suggestive

http://www.the16types.info/vbulletin/content.php/258-Model-A-Blocks-and-Functions-of-the-Socionic-Model-of-the-Psyche

If other people get close to my score maybe we can move to more disks. Until then... well doing 9 disks would take forever even if you know exactly what you're doing so I'm not going to try it yet. 

19 hours ago, Arthur Pendragon said:

Ayyyyyy I have the same as Deus

aka the type most likely to be an internet troll. 

5 hours ago, Bear said:

 

I did the test several times in the past (even my uni course have us do the test during teamwork investigation lol) and every single time, i got different results

I think if you're able to get the right type then their descriptions of what kind of person you are are pretty good, but sometimes it's difficult to get the right result by taking an online test. Are there some type descriptions you relate to better than others?

5 hours ago, Mitsuru said:

I think it's wrong how it says that I do more feeling than thinking.

Well you could also be ISTJ. One thing about this test is that it doesn't distinguish very well between what you value and what you do a lot/what you're good at. ISTJs can still care about other people but will be more focussed on accomplishing various objectives (ex a successful career) so that they can take care of people close to them.

Which of these socionics descriptions do you relate to more? Focus on the Te and Fi for SLI/ISTp (yes ISTp in socionics is equivalent to ISTJ in MBTI - not ISTP)

http://www.sociotype.com/socionics/types/SLI-ISTp/

vs the SEI/ISTp (equivalent to MBTI ISFJ) description - focus on the sections about Fe and Ti

http://www.sociotype.com/socionics/types/SEI-ISFp/

6 hours ago, Infinite Citadel said:

I'm an ENTJ, but the N and T are only slightly above 50%/I share some traits with the ESFJ's.

That can happen, I'm pretty sure I'm INTP but when I take the test it's usually pretty close to 50/50 for T vs F so I have gotten INFP once. ESFJs and ENTJs can both be driven by ambition but there will still be differences.

ESFJs generally place more value on their personal relationships with people and will feel very much in their element in social environments. They'll usually have lots of charm and be pretty good at impacting the mood of a social environment and cheering people up. They're usually quite good at making people feel comfortable and keeping track of various personal details to make people feel appreciated, such as birthdays, interests, as well as being skilled at learning from past interactions with people to know how to interact with them in the present. They can be people pleasers since being well liked by their peers and family is important to achieving a sense of security. They don't consciously expect anything back for their people pleasing and helpfulness and generally aim to be self sufficient, but it sure feels good to know that if by any chance they ever do need help, there will be a lot of people who appreciate them and will be willing to help. This means that feeling in conflict with people or rejected can make ESFJs rather distressed. 

Being able to figure out various intellectual concepts usually requires hard work, so ESFJs are less likely to indulge in such things in their spare time since they probably have to do it for school/work and find that draining enough. They'd rather listen to someone else give a concise and well thought out explanation than figure it out for themselves and will value people they see as competent in such matters. They'll often talk to people about what's going on in their lives to see what others think/feel about various situations and have them help make sense of things, although sometimes just putting those experiences into words can help the ESFJ figure things out themselves. Compared to ENTJs, ESFJs will be more in-the-moment and more into lighthearted humour and silliness.

ENTJs are definitely quite goal oriented. While for an ESFJ achieving a sense of security is more about their social ties, for ENTJs it's more about other people seeing them as a successful, capable, intelligent and accomplished individual. Social connections are still important to ENTJs but compared to ESFJs they're more of a means to achieving their personal goals. ENTJs usually have decent social skills but compared to ESFJs it's less about small talk and emotional expressiveness and more about coming off as smart and competent and having interesting things to say. ENTJs are going to be more confident about breaking convention. ESFJs might break the rules if they think they can get away with it, but that mostly means stuff like speeding or trespassing that they know other people do too, since ESFJs are more likely to think in terms of "has this been done before and did it work" while ENTJs are more likely to come up with more complex schemes when it comes to coming up with their own way of doing things. ENTJs are quite good at coming up with their own plans to achieve a desired future outcome and executing them.

8 hours ago, Nizam Adrienne said:

Starting to see a distinct trend emerging... wonder if we'll have many extroverts...

IRL it should be pretty even but there's definitely more introverts online. Online communities (except maybe more action oriented video games) also tend to skew towards N-types since S-types generally prefer doing more hands-on stuff.

It's one of the more common ways of categorizing personality types. I find it can describe people relatively accurately, although people might not initially get the correct result if they take the various tests out there since they might have a hard time deciding what their personal values and strengths are. I prefer socionics a bit more over MBTI - they're pretty similar systems but there are some nuanced differences, however MBTI is more popular and has more online tests for people to take. If you find this stuff interesting reading the descriptions of the various personality types can help confirm whether you got it right or now (also I can try to help explain the differences between various types).

This test is ok if you haven't heard of MBTI before

https://www.16personalities.com/free-personality-test

On 5/11/2017 at 11:02 AM, Bear said:

Weather where I'm currently living

 

Weather in the city where i'm from

Suffice to say, im starting to prefer the heat over the cold now. It's just nice when you want to go outside and the only thing you need to wear is your underwear, shirt and shorts

Melbourne's "winter is coming" is warmer than our "summer is coming".

Thunder Bay, ON, Canada

Thursday 12:00 PM

Mostly Cloudy

6

°C | °F

Precipitation: 15%

Humidity: 66%

Wind: 23 km/h

 

Thu

13°

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13°

2°

Sat

9°

4°

Sun

10°

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Mon

12°

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13°

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Thu

13°

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9 minutes ago, Micchan said:

Bank a bit empty, who was?

UPN. Most of their nations have a fair bit though, these were the other 2 I beiged recently.

You have defeated your opponent by decreasing their Resistance to 0! You looted $0, 17 Coal, 1,713 Oil, 708 Uranium, 17 Iron, 360 Bauxite, 0 Lead, 2,565 Gasoline, 3,791 Munitions, 2,513 Steel, 3,526 Aluminum, and 14,598 Food. You also destroyed 10% of the infrastructure in each of their cities. Additionally, you have looted 0.26% of your opponent's alliance bank, taking: $6,658, 0 Coal, 0 Oil, 0 Uranium, 0 Iron, 0 Bauxite, 0 Lead, 1 Gasoline, 0 Munitions, 0 Steel, 0 Aluminum, and 17 Food.

13 minutes ago, Micchan said:

You did a good job 

We need a new game that we won't beat.

https://www.travelpod.com/traveler-iq

I got 524780, with 52824 on level 11 (out of 12); travel IQ of 126... panicked and couldn't remember where the Marshall Islands were. Also messed up with the Christmas Islands and thought they were to the east of Australia.

On 1/30/2017 at 0:29 PM, Kayser said:

Thats pretty impressive. Is dealing with geography a neat hobby or is it something you work with, or did you get lucky

Generally don't make it a conscious effort to learn all the cities, countries, etc but I look at maps often enough that I know them fairly well.

Also just beat the game but apparently not as well as Micchan. >_>

On 1/30/2017 at 1:51 PM, Micchan said:

Another geo quiz

http://online.seterra.com/it/vgp/3007

 

Took me a moment to realize that there was an english version so that I didn't keep getting confused about whether Lettonia was Lithuania or Latvia and whether Svezia was Sweden or Switzerland.

Played it twice so far and that was my high score (20444), got 19993 the other time.

http://www.funnygames.co.uk/point-at-cities.htm

Globalization encourages the specialization of different countries. IE one country specializes in finance, the other in natural resources, another in cheap manufactured goods... that can have benefits in terms of increased efficiency, but also has the downside of making nations vulnerable by being extremely dependent on each other. Although some would say this dependence encourages compromise and peace. So IDK...

The more advanced of an analysis of something you want to do, the more math you need.

My favourite would be geometry/trig and then probability. I used to like calculus in high school but after my 3rd university calculus course it was getting too abstract.