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:downbear: the first megathread ive ever recoiled from :cringe:
I just realized this is coupled with Harry Potter shit lmao :pain:
The thing that annoys me about Briggs tests is they're very either-or (it claims you can't be both thinking and feeling at the same time for example) and make a lot of assumptions (it makes the old unproven assumption that emotions aren't rational, a common mistake). Basically, they're unscientific.
Anyone who knows me knows I can be both obnoxiously empathetic and frustratingly analytical and practical at the same. Emotions aren't always separate from rationality and provide a very logical function, they decide how we act on information. There was once a study on rats where they suppressed the part of the mind that produces emotions and the rats lost all drive to even feed themselves (Poor rats). Emotions, in other words, make up every one of our drives. Even people who play the stoic are only suppressing certain emotions, they're still acting on a desire of self-preservation, and the feeling of wanting to be a certain way.
-Dirt_Owl (INFP-T) fucking shoot me now for taking the test pls.
I have not taken this test, and I shall continue to not do so :gigachad:
I have changed my letter combo like three times over the years I've taken these. Like I remember starting out as an INTJ like 15 years ago, INTP like 5-6 years ago, and now today I'm "ISTP-A"
honestly this shit seems like astrology for college dweebs
Myers Briggs has as much to do with psychology as astrology does with astronomy.
Great shitpost, it pissed me off immediately.
This test is too long and it doesn't even ask you what questlines you completed in Dark Souls
Ublock origin blocking over 1k elements on youtube :what-the-hell:
Fun fact! Astrology is more scientific than Meyers Briggs.
Here's a list of things that your astrological sign can accurately predict:
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Your birth month
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Your astrological sign
Here's a list of things that Meyers Briggs can accurately predict:
That's right! It can't even predict your results on your next Meyers Briggs test.
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