If they are born, certainly more than a god comes into play. If personality types are inheritable, I suppose we could assume that certain aspects are more dominant than others and therefore show up more, whilst the recessive traits don't appear terribly commonly.
Another possibility is that...
So, I've just decided I'm an INFJ. This'll probably last for a couple of days until I change my mind again. Apologies for any psycho-messiah behaviour in advance. :p
Yayyyyy.
Oh, and I like the idea of divising them by the strengths of their functions. It'd be helpful, giving everyone an...
Isn't that everybody's goal?
That said, if types can develop their tertiary and auxiliary functions so well, doesn't it imply the order of their strengths are changeable? So there would be a huge difference between, say, INTP and ENTP. (They both have Ti-Ne-Si-Fe, right? I get this...
Behind bars? Pfft. As if mere steel could contain me... I took a crash in Houdini, so hah.
No posts? Why, a single of my musings is worth more than 9 000 rambling nothings.
Also, no picture. What draws people to me is in fact my mysterious and hypnotic nature. :D
I was gonna mention you might have to factor in paying for parking, but that's only really an issue in cities so if you're out an about the countryside you should be fine.
I suppose finding a job will be your main concern, but that should be fairly easily resolved. Though watch out, some...
... I like ESFPs. They're friendly. And I actually like explaning things to S's. It forces me to become a bit more articulate, and they often have a very different perspective. Even if it's incredibly naive, it's endearing.
That Aristotle quote very well sums up my view of the world. :) Thank you, Fallenman.
As for my own favourite quotes... I should probably order them alphabetically by author. But since I'm unorganized, let's start with Douglas Adams.
-I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think...
Well, in speech I'm pretty relaxed, though I do nitpick about sentence structure much to the chagrin of my friends and family.
Writte, though... Suffice to say I have composed my own lexicon of meanings. Every word has a different flavour, and I detect very different connotations from certain...
Principles? Hmm. Not sure I actually have any... At least any that are more than an amorphous blob.
Don't try to fucking manipulate me or I will murder you.
Might be one, but since it's a one way street I can't be sure. And conformity pisses me off, especially when it's pretending to be...
Why is there no adorable fluffy rodent option?
Otherwise, erm, I don't know... Between breeds there's a huge variety of temperaments in both cats and dogs. Though mostly dogs.
Fukyo... :eek:
ahjswhjjhdjkuhneweuu
Ahem...
Criminology? Lucky bastard.
I love libraries. My highschool has a rather nice one. Though small, it's well insulated, therefore quieter and a few degrees warmer than anywhere else in the school. Very cosy, and absolutely nobody frequents...
Hmm, I'm vaguely aware of the existence of a few other INTJs, (or at least an INTJ-ish stream of consciousness in my immediate environment), and they seem like quite nice, logically sound people.
There's little irrationality, and their arguments are anything but banal...
Blatant disregard...
But you can't walk away from a hole, unless you're floating upwards... In which case it appears to be getting smaller.
Technically, everything stays the same size, our perception just makes it appear smaller the further our distance from it.
Well, obviously you can just rest one finger on the brim of the glass, and stop pouring the moment the juice touches it.
It's not really a clever answer, it's what came to my mind first earlier, but it would work.
Is this one of those 'It was daylight, the window was open' answer ones? Maybe the room was only painted pitch-black.
Or maybe the orange juice was radioactive and glowed in the dark.
Was he blind, with a developped accuracy for pouring beverages?
Yeah, I'm bad at these things.
For lovers of strange animals and the preservation of nature...
http://www.arkive.org/
Has media on pretty much any creature you can think of, as well as a bit of info on endangered species and their protection.
Lemurs, antelopes and dwarf adders: Yes, evolution is awesome.
Why must all the cool threads die. :(
That said, I've been pondering this and the implications it could have on identifying criminals and anyone, really...
There'd have to be some kind of branding, a nametag of sorts attached to every vessel. Unless society could evolve to adapt to complete...
I must say I disagree with this. Sadism isn't inherently beneficial...
Ruthlessness maybe.
An the colonel was pretty awesome. Like a living cartoon character, you could drop an anvil on him and there was half a chance he'd get back up.
'Air? Fuck air! I've gotta go kill those guys!'
And...
At twenty-million a kilo? There was a whole planet. It's very likely there would have been other sources, unless the mineral was depositted by an asteroid or some such thing, but that's pure speculation.
They had evolved along the same lines as humans and become extremely territorial. And...
I'm certain there would be ways to extract small quantities of the stuff either from different locations or with the consent and supervision of the natives.
It's not worth destroying the culture for... Especially the one represented in the film, their interactions with their planet was...
Something easy to personalise. I like the idea of multiple bodies and minds, but I believe identity would prove something too many people would cling too.
And how would body-language evolve? Would we want some vestige of facial expression to remain? Or maybe the aim would be to conceal...
Falling in love is the act of infatuation. It's rather different than being in love.
You can fall in love with a country, an idea, nearly anything. It does not require respect or mutual admiration. It is not easily controlled.
I wonder whether there'd be a zombie hierarchy... In that case it might be desirable to catch the bug first.
BOW DOWN BEFORE YOUR ZOMBIE WARLORD, MUAHAHAHA!
Oh yeah, monarch of the new world all the way. :evil:
I plan to lock myself and a few trusted accomplices in the local mall. There's gotta be enough food there to last a few months.
The real problem will be stoping the plague itself... We'll have to unearth the source, and then how best to eliminate, or find an antidote or whatever. This part of...
The challenge would be finding characteristics that would remain static throughout the persons life. To take Adymus' suggestions, as an example:
Male or Female: Okay, under normal circumstances that should remain the same.
Sexual Orientation: Again. should remain the same.
Age Groups...
I'm somewhat afraid of the massive effects the creation of A.I. robots could have on society, but not the robots themselves. And that's probably just me clinging to the past.
Unless imbued with intelligence ordinary robots (basically machines) are nothing but tools.
Huh. Where I'm from, you don't get extra points for enriched courses, but you have to take them or else you can't go into certain programs in college. I suppose both systems have their ups and downs.
I'll become vegetarien as soon as they figure out how to make tofu bacon.
Actually, I'm pretty nutrition conscious already, and tend to avoid 'real' meat in favour of fish.
I have a terrible memory for names and dates but a good memory for concepts and formulas.
I remember things by repetition. Normally I won't know I've memorized it until later. It just sort of materializes.
42.
The description on the back of the book probably said something akin to:
''David is drawn to the quiet new girls in town. His friendship with them is tragically torn apart by their cruel aunt, as an abusive situation begins spiralling out of control.''
And maybe there was a quote: ''A...
That's bizarre... My parents ran out of steam for the two others. Their attention was way split between the three of us, but perhaps that's because we were fairly close in age.
It's odd, if you take baby photo albums, there are five for me, about one for my younger brother and barely any...
Alright, I'd kinda figured she'd have had something to do with that, especially since I'm the eldest and therefore got 100% of her attention. Still, I feel cheated out of emotional apathy. :mad:
Oh, now that's interesting... Hmm. I have much to ponder.
Little brothers are punching bags.
I actually love children. Especially at that stage, about age four through seven, where they no longer require the upkeep of babies and are beginning to learn not to throw tantrums.
And you know, they begin talking. They're just learning to articulate, no...
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