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Jennywocky

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Nice. I like your comic timing sense.
 

snafupants

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The tie and briefcase erupting skyward was an expert touch. :phear:
 

Obrens

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Both are great. Please do more if it's not a problem for you.
 

Anna Moss

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P.S. is that certain webcomic, xkcd?
Didn't take you very long to figure that one out. ;) Thanks for pointing out that thread. You have no idea how much time you are about to cause me to waste....

Your Results May Vary Part 2: It's Brain Cancer
 

sammael

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Lol...
How do you know that being an INTP isn't the same thing as a new form of brain cancer that doesn't show up on tests yet?

Awesome
 

redbaron

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HAHAHAHA these are awesome :)
 

toastedtruth

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They really are great. I was reading them during lunch, just made my day :)
MOAR
 

scorpiomover

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Awesome!
 

Etheri

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/yummy
 

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Hahaha, these are fantastic. Keep it up!
 

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rant:
Any division is only contextual, there is no inherent greater importance in the way they're split.
However Keirsey's inconsistent/unequal SJ/NF/NT/SP split is somewhat annoying.

If you have SJ and SP, then you should also have NJ and NP.. or NT and NF and also have ST and SF...

I have no idea why he choose such a grouping. It offers no consistency whatsoever in the differences between those types.

meh
 

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rant:
Any division is only contextual, there is no inherent greater importance in the way they're split.
However Keirsey's inconsistent/unequal SJ/NF/NT/SP split is somewhat annoying.

If you have SJ and SP, then you should also have NJ and NP.. or NT and NF and also have ST and SF...

I have no idea why he choose such a grouping. It offers no consistency whatsoever in the differences between those types.

meh

He simply observed greater similarities between those specific groupings, if you don't agree just don't use those yourself...
 

EyeSeeCold

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He simply observed greater similarities between those specific groupings, if you don't agree just don't use those yourself...
If I don't agree with what?
 

EyeSeeCold

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grouping people in this specific way

The groupings are only contextual and cosmetic, they don't really affect the foundation of MBTI or typology. I suppose it does present stereotypes as SJ, NT or whatever but that would happen anyway you group them. So there is really nothing for me to disagree with, I just find one group inconsistent with another(none of the groups are opposites).
 

Anna Moss

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Thanks Deadon'!

Re the typology divisions--EyeSeeCold is right; they did a survey of studies to see if the Myers or Keirsey groupings did a better job of predicting behavior than any other grouping, i.e. EP, EN, TP, IF, etc. They didn't. So it would appear that both categorization strategies are fairly arbitrary.

Liferaft Types 5
 

Dr. Freeman

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Awesome.
 

Dr. Freeman

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Keep it up, those are great!
 

Tetr

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These were amazing! "Whodunit" actually made lol during a lecture.
 

Dr. Freeman

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They are very entertaining.
 

kaisaki1342

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Its a really nice read. I like the Life Raft Series. That NT Shark and the Gyarados sighting.
 

The Gopher

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Haha I have been a silent admirer for some time... Keep up the good work.
 

Architect

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@Anna Moss, good ones. Started off a little rough but you are really hitting your stride. First time I've seen a Meglodon reference outside of science shows +1

Your archives link on that site isn't working, please fix or make it easy to get to the comics so I can share them.
 
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