CHAT: The Fabulous Personalities of Conlang
From: | Stephen DeGrace <stevedegrace@...> |
Date: | Tuesday, June 4, 2002, 17:14 |
--- In conlang@y..., Stephen DeGrace
<stevedegrace@Y...> wrote:
> --- In conlang@y..., Clint Jackson Baker
> <litrex1@Y...> wrote:
> > I'm an ENFP--I'm wondering--are I's the majority
> here?
> > Clint
>
> I'm one of the aforementioned INFP turkeys.
>
> Stephen
If anybody doesn't know their type and is curious, the
best free online test I know of is:
http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/JTypes1.htm
And the best online type descriptions I know of are
at:
http://www.personalitypage.com
I have to confess to having gone through a period
where I was fascinated with this theory and studied it
to death :P. I still keep an interest, but like all my
interests, it's a little fickle :). Anyways, what you
want to do is try the test and then go to the second
link and read the description for that type, and for
the "neighboring" types. If a type seems to fit you
well, then odds are it's right. If nothing seems to
work, congrats, you're one of those people who make
the theory go haywire, I know a number like that... :)
Anyways, predictions, I'm betting all conlangers are
Ns ::prepares to eat crow:: :), F and T will both be
represented, with more loglangers in the T camp and
more artlangers in the F camp, problems with
definitions notwithstanding :P, I think I and E will
both be represented although I _expect_ it to lean a
little I - I think this may be sort of an odd crowd, a
mixture of somewhat introverted extroverts and
somewhat extroverted introverts, and J and P both
represented, although the proportions of those might
prove interesting.
Stephen
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