Recent content by Kidege

I identify with the 'research' angle. I notice fashion and store fashion info into my mind, even if I choose to wear a very casual and unobtrusive style that's pretty much androgynous. Lol. Try the ENTx stylist: you say "short", and you get short, but it's never the same style.

Oh lord. (No, not you Cog. Not you either Melkor)

xkcd, though not really. The planets are represented as holes in the ground. (Don't have the link with me.)

I think INTPs are prone to perceiving people's motivations. Understanding how much of those motivations are emotion, can be done with some work. Understanding from their emotional POV and fully "empathizing" is harder for us. As for "empath" as somewhat "psychic"... why not?

Take care, Ore. Make sure you come back.

IB? Come on, it has to be him sometime. He was a chef, too.

*waves*

Voted "I'm confused". I don't think there's anything wrong with the robots themselves. But the use we will most likely make of robots, brrr.

-people with guns -people with power and no flexibility of mind -combinations of the above Edit: What Flow said in the other thread about the internet becoming chaotic strikes a chord too.

Yep. It's one of the traits I like less about myself but I don't think it's going away. In a way it can be useful, as when going "above and beyond" makes you do something nobody else will. (This is why we all should be independently wealthy. ;) )

Congrats Reverse :)

Yes. I started graduate studies in it. I'm not done with that yet, it's only in the back burner. My personal experience: (Rant warning)

I thought you were older than me. I'm 26, but for some reason I keep thinking I'm 27. "Almost thirty" also comes to mind. Edit: I had to go through the entire thread to realise I had posted in it last year. I feel silly now.

Hi Lithorn, looks like you'll fit right in. Welcome to the forum. I think Aces did some metalwork, but I haven't seen him in a while.

The historical process/productive forces, according to a bunch of sociologists. Preindustrial societies are said to be more inclined to the "different but equal" approach than the industrial ones, because in preindustrial societies a great part of the economy relies in jobs that are done within...