What is your Myer-Briggs personality type?

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I read a wikipedia article that mentioned Jung and now I love Carl Jung, tee hee ^^

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I read a wikipedia article that mentioned Jung and now I love Carl Jung, tee hee ^^

oh did you

because that's about the extent of the knowledge you've displayed.

Clearly an extrovert with the mindset that people will follow you. Well if you studied personality types you'd know that is hardly the case.

You didn't even know that Jung co-invented this system.

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oh did you

I was mocking you

because that's about the extent of the knowledge you've displayed.

you didn't actually read my post; talking to you is like trying to break through a brick wall

Clearly an extrovert with the mindset that people will follow you. Well if you studied personality types you'd know that is hardly the case.

still stuck in your ways of bullshit psychology

You didn't even know that Jung co-invented this system.

Jung never invented any personality tests. He proposed personality types (mostly in response to his colleagues Freud and Adler); but he was never as arrogant to think that all human beings could be categorized with 4 letters

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you feel the need to identify yourself with "personality types" because you lack any real sense of social identity; also, your mind must cope with the fact that it lacks social identity by feeling intellectually superior to those you despise - hence, you study psychology (pseudo-psychology, rather) to feel as if you are "more informed" than others

you feel the need to identify yourself with "personality types" because you lack any real sense of social identity; also, your mind must cope with the fact that it lacks social identity by feeling intellectually superior to those you despise - hence, you study psychology (pseudo-psychology, rather) to feel as if you are "more informed" than others

so why do you study it

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so why do you study it

he never has until just now

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he never has until just now

Denial (also called abnegation) is a defense mechanism postulated by Sigmund Freud, in which a person is faced with a fact that is too uncomfortable to accept and rejects it instead, insisting that it is not true despite what may be overwhelming evidence.[1] The subject may use:

- simple denial: deny the reality of the unpleasant fact altogether
- minimisation: admit the fact but deny its seriousness (a combination of denial and rationalization)
- projection: admit both the fact and seriousness but deny responsibility by blaming somebody or something else.

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so why do you study it

ever since first using psychedelics, I have been fascinated with the mind and how cognition can be so drastically altered by psychoactive substances.
Also, how cognition is affected by psychoactives is relatively uncharted territory, so I also feel a certain sense of exploration when using drugs in this manner

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I was mocking you

you didn't actually read my post; talking to you is like trying to break through a brick wall

still stuck in your ways of bullshit psychology

Jung never invented any personality tests. He proposed personality types (mostly in response to his colleagues Freud and Adler); but he was never as arrogant to think that all human beings could be categorized with 4 letters

they came up with a system that included 16 different personality types.

You come up with a better system and THEN I'll be impressed by you ok?

because you're coming off as a try-hard furiously googling to educate himself to try and impress people with your "knowledge" that you've already displayed to me that you don't actually possess.

You will not impress me that way... I see straight through your kind.