Donald Trump ~ Sakinorva Databank

Donald Trump

American Politics

Government, Politics, and Law

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ESTP 14

ESFP 5

ISFJ 1

ESFJ 1

ENTJ 1

3w4 15

8w7 10

3w2 6

cp6w7 1

8w9 1

7wb 1

so/sp 9

so/sx 6

sx/sp 3

sp/so 1

sx/so 1

SEE 16

SLE 5

LSE 1

ESE 1

VFLE 8

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	jt ISFJ 1 <3 fg 2019/05/30 (Thu) 22:51:28 #6207
	Introvert: he's clearly handling the media well enough... (sarcasm) Sensing: apparently sensing is an advantage in election speeches Feeling: apparently people are starting to type based on literally, he's feeling more than thinking. After the wall, (facepalm) people still type him as a thinker trying to get publicity stunts/attention? Judging: I'm sorry, he's too organized and lack the ability to really understand things

Editing post #6207 by jt <p>Introvert: he's clearly handling the media well enough... (sarcasm)</p> <p>Sensing: apparently sensing is an advantage in election speeches</p> <p>Feeling: apparently people are starting to type based on literally, he's feeling more than thinking. After the wall, (facepalm) people still type him as a thinker trying to get publicity stunts/attention?</p> <p>Judging: I'm sorry, he's too organized and lack the ability to really understand things</p>
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	jt ISFJ 1 <3 fg 2019/05/25 (Sat) 18:05:22 #6118
	Perhaps enneagram 8 seems too ... exagerrating of his so called"dominance". I vote enneagram 7. I don't see eneagram 3, he has wealthy connections since birth, and someone with wealthy connections who is enneagram 3, would probably (never say anything as such notbenamed on Television). 7 THE ENTHUSIAST Enneagram Type Seven The Busy, Variety-Seeking Type: Spontaneous, Versatile, Acquisitive, and Scattered Scarteered and spontaneous seems correct, since the last thing you could claim is that he is organized with his financial affairs or political affairs. I also argue that his work ethic is a stress point arrow. Thus, his growth arrow is enneagram 5 - which means he would be better off if silent (keeping his mouth shut).

Editing post #6118 by jt <p>Perhaps enneagram 8 seems too ... exagerrating of his so called"dominance". I vote enneagram 7. I don't see eneagram 3, he has wealthy connections since birth, and someone with wealthy connections who is enneagram 3, would probably (never say anything as such notbenamed on Television). </p> <p>7<br /> THE ENTHUSIAST<br /> Enneagram Type Seven</p> <p>The Busy, Variety-Seeking Type:<br /> Spontaneous, Versatile, Acquisitive, and Scattered</p> <p>Scarteered and spontaneous seems correct, since the last thing you could claim is that he is organized with his financial affairs or political affairs.</p> <p>I also argue that his work ethic is a stress point arrow. Thus, his growth arrow is enneagram 5 - which means he would be better off if silent (keeping his mouth shut).</p>
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	~snow~ 2019/02/06 (Wed) 00:52:14 #5184
	I think he desires both superiority and dominance. However, his actions over the past several years (and throughout much of his life) scream "GIVE ME ATTENTION" more than anything else imo. His boasting and willingness to adopt phony identities/spread false information to pander to people also seems more 3 than 8. Also how he has to turn everything into drama. I do think 8 is a very close second option though, I'll say that.

Editing post #5184 by *~snow~* <p>I think he desires both superiority and dominance. However, his actions over the past several years (and throughout much of his life) scream "GIVE ME ATTENTION" more than anything else imo. His boasting and willingness to adopt phony identities/spread false information to pander to people also seems more 3 than 8. Also how he has to turn everything into drama. I do think 8 is a very close second option though, I'll say that.</p>
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	NofknPersona INTP 5w6 (or 9w1) sx/sp 593 ILI 2019/02/06 (Wed) 00:08:11 #5183
	As a kid he was rebellious and conflictive, the other boys followed him as a leader, he even hit his music teacher once, so, he had no respects for authority. Due his behavior, he was sent to the military academy at age of 13. I think he is an 8 raised in a 3ish society, educated by his father with 3ish values. Bussines world is also a 3ish "place", so is not weird for him to be competitive, but he still being kinda authoritarian and too confictive. I don´t believe he wants to be better than others, but to feel he's over them (Dominance).

Editing post #5183 by NofknPersona <p>As a kid he was rebellious and conflictive, the other boys followed him as a leader, he even hit his music teacher once, so, he had no respects for authority. Due his behavior, he was sent to the military academy at age of 13. I think he is an 8 raised in a 3ish society, educated by his father with 3ish values. Bussines world is also a 3ish "place", so is not weird for him to be competitive, but he still being kinda authoritarian and too confictive. I don´t believe he wants to be better than others, but to feel he's over them (Dominance). </p>
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	~snow~ 2019/02/04 (Mon) 16:29:44 #5176
	Trump is a businessman before all else, focused on achievements and his own self-image/success. He clearly knows how to manipulate people by pandering to certain fears and desires. I highly doubt he even cares that much about much of the stuff he talks about; the whole “wall” thing is pandering to people who fear immigrants, the “Christian/pro-life” persona is pandering to evangelicals, and the “strong” persona is pandering to people who value strength and power as an important aspect of the country. He likely believes in some of the stuff he says, but a lot of it is obviously exaggerated or even fake. Like a 3, he knows how to be successful, and he will say whatever he needs to say and adopt any image he needs to adopt to get people to support him and maintain his following. That's my interpretation of him, at least.

Editing post #5176 by *~snow~* <p>Trump is a businessman before all else, focused on achievements and his own self-image/success. He clearly knows how to manipulate people by pandering to certain fears and desires. I highly doubt he even cares that much about much of the stuff he talks about; the whole “wall” thing is pandering to people who fear immigrants, the “Christian/pro-life” persona is pandering to evangelicals, and the “strong” persona is pandering to people who value strength and power as an important aspect of the country. He likely believes in some of the stuff he says, but a lot of it is obviously exaggerated or even fake. Like a 3, he knows how to be successful, and he will say whatever he needs to say and adopt any image he needs to adopt to get people to support him and maintain his following.</p> <p>That's my interpretation of him, at least.</p>
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	LadyX intp 5 2019/02/04 (Mon) 00:50:48 #5170
	I agree with the last voter - ESTP and Enneagram 8. Brash and "in the moment". There's not a lot of evidence of extroverted intuition we can point to. Extroverted sensing is more apparent. The rest of the stack below from tman look right - so agreed on all those. Which sounds correct to you? ENTP's are one of a kind, unique, fun, spontanteous, insistent, smart, enthusiastic, positive, spiritual, intuitive, social, creative and charismatic people. ESTP's focus on action in the moment. They are engaged with their environments and solve practical problems quickly. ESTPs are excellent in emergencies, when they can apply their logical reasoning to situations where immediate action is necessary. Long-term goals are less interesting to the ESTP, who prefers to see tangible results in the moment.

Editing post #5170 by LadyX <p>I agree with the last voter - ESTP and Enneagram 8. Brash and "in the moment".</p> <p>There's not a lot of evidence of extroverted intuition we can point to. Extroverted sensing is more apparent.</p> <p>The rest of the stack below from tman look right - so agreed on all those.</p> <p>Which sounds correct to you? </p> <p><em>ENTP's</em> are one of a kind, unique, fun, spontanteous, insistent, smart, enthusiastic, positive, spiritual, intuitive, social, creative and charismatic people.</p> <p><em>ESTP's</em> focus on action in the moment. They are engaged with their environments and solve practical problems quickly. ESTPs are excellent in emergencies, when they can apply their logical reasoning to situations where immediate action is necessary. Long-term goals are less interesting to the ESTP, who prefers to see tangible results in the moment.</p> <p> </p>
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	NofknPersona INTP 5w6 (or 9w1) sx/sp 593 ILI 2019/02/04 (Mon) 00:03:49 #5169
	He doesn't control his tongue, his speeches are aggressive and strongly believes in his ideas. He's an 8, too brutaly honest about what he think. 3s would be more worried about winning more voters in their campaign, being populist and more flattering, even thoug a w4, and his speeches would be very planned, as well as his reactions in debates, he would be so more responsive and with words full of glibness. 3s intellectualize their relations with people (they are disconnected from their own feelings). Trump is too reactive for me to be a 3 (basing on his tweets), but think is pretty obvious he has a component of it in his personality.

Editing post #5169 by NofknPersona <p>He doesn't control his tongue, his speeches are aggressive and strongly believes in his ideas. He's an 8, too brutaly honest about what he think. 3s would be more worried about winning more voters in their campaign, being populist and more flattering, even thoug a w4, and his speeches would be very planned, as well as his reactions in debates, he would be so more responsive and with words full of glibness. 3s intellectualize their relations with people (they are disconnected from their own feelings). Trump is too reactive for me to be a 3 (basing on his tweets), but think is pretty obvious he has a component of it in his personality. </p>
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	Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys INTP 5w4 2018/08/02 (Thu) 12:47:59 #2521
	1. Oh please, I've interacted with you, Sleeper as well. You got very defensive over your type and would outright dismiss and insult people, it's there for all to see. 2. For one you have no proof, it's just something you created in your head and I debunked this "acting" excuse. 3. Except no it wasn't I actually went into detail, you didn't address my argument, simply asserted it was wrong. Even if what you were saying was correct you come in here with one thing as if that should be the deciding factor in this entire debate. Galaxy and I have brought up numerous points. If I addressed it and said how it's wrong than how am I dismissive? You did no such thing with me. You both just like to say "Oh you didn't understand my point" when I disagree with you, it's cowardly. 4. Word-salad omg. You need to give a reason why you think a certain thing. Idk why you think that you can just extrapolate things and that makes them somehow true. Spoiler-alert, it doesn't. I also don't understand why it is that when I give an explanation for a fact it is somehow invalid. But when you do it i.e Trump's "acting" it's all of a sudden a psychological phenomena or whatever. Difference is I actually explain, you just assert it's all an act despite the fact that I poked holes in that theory.

Editing post #2521 by Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys <p>1. Oh please, I've interacted with you, Sleeper as well. You got very defensive over your type and would outright dismiss and insult people, it's there for all to see.<br /> 2. For one you have no proof, it's just something you created in your head and I debunked this "acting" excuse.<br /> 3. Except no it wasn't I actually went into detail, you didn't address my argument, simply asserted it was wrong. Even if what you were saying was correct you come in here with one thing as if that should be the deciding factor in this entire debate. Galaxy and I have brought up numerous points. If I addressed it and said how it's wrong than how am I dismissive? You did no such thing with me. You both just like to say "Oh you didn't understand my point" when I disagree with you, it's cowardly.<br /> 4. Word-salad omg. You need to give a reason why you think a certain thing. Idk why you think that you can just extrapolate things and that makes them somehow true. Spoiler-alert, it doesn't. I also don't understand why it is that when I give an explanation for a fact it is somehow invalid. But when you do it i.e Trump's "acting" it's all of a sudden a psychological phenomena or whatever. Difference is I actually explain, you just assert it's all an act despite the fact that I poked holes in that theory.</p>
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	Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys INTP 5w4 2018/08/02 (Thu) 12:13:37 #2509
	Again, I explained this. The presidency is a results-focused job. Not a freaking experience to be had. Again, you're just making shit up, this isn't something a rational human-being would say. It's something that an SJW with a bias towards Trumpo would say. Ok, so basically I tell you why I dismiss what you say and that makes me close-minded. You simply disregard my argument entirely and tell me I'm close-minded for disagreeing with you. Christ, the level of delusion. Yes, Kawaii because you are just the epitome of open-mindedness. You react with hostility towards anybody who disagrees with you and are dismissive, especially as it pertains to your type. Most people type me as an intuitive and sensor doesn't even mean close-minded. That's just you being close-minded. I even showed you a study releating to dogmatism in people high in openness and you just dismissed it as untrue because you didn't like it. I've asked her for evidence, I've pressed her on questions, Galaxy as well but Galaxy was cordial about it. She would simply act arrogantly and get angry. You're both dogmatic. Try again cupcake, you're still a feeler.

Editing post #2509 by Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys <p>Again, I explained this. The presidency is a results-focused job. Not a freaking experience to be had. Again, you're just making shit up, this isn't something a rational human-being would say. It's something that an SJW with a bias towards Trumpo would say. Ok, so basically I tell you why I dismiss what you say and that makes me close-minded. You simply disregard my argument entirely and tell me I'm close-minded for disagreeing with you. Christ, the level of delusion. Yes, Kawaii because you are just the epitome of open-mindedness. You react with hostility towards anybody who disagrees with you and are dismissive, especially as it pertains to your type. Most people type me as an intuitive and sensor doesn't even mean close-minded. That's just you being close-minded. I even showed you a study releating to dogmatism in people high in openness and you just dismissed it as untrue because you didn't like it. I've asked her for evidence, I've pressed her on questions, Galaxy as well but Galaxy was cordial about it. She would simply act arrogantly and get angry. You're both dogmatic. Try again cupcake, you're still a feeler.</p>
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	Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys INTP 5w4 2018/08/02 (Thu) 06:17:03 #2505
	It's a job you idiot. Ofc anybody would be results focused. This is dumber than the argument that House is Te because he's a doctor. Percievers are also playful and spontaneous as Trump. You don't get to come in here with one bullshit thing and believe it decides the argument, try harder

Editing post #2505 by Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys <p>It's a job you idiot. Ofc anybody would be results focused. This is dumber than the argument that House is Te because he's a doctor. Percievers are also playful and spontaneous as Trump. You don't get to come in here with one bullshit thing and believe it decides the argument, try harder</p>
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	Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys INTP 5w4 2018/08/01 (Wed) 21:27:58 #2499
	You'd have to have passed 4th grade first if you were to do that, you're overestimating yourself yet again. If you give me convincing evidence I will change my mind, you've yet to do so so I wont. You just expect me to take your word for it that you know more than me. This is a discussion. It not being a debate doesn't mean that you can just say anything. You're just playing word games at this point and gas-lighting cause as I've said time and time again you have no evidence, just your schizophrenic ramblings. I've read the entire discussion, even without context there's no excuse for trying to convince someone of something and expecting them to believe you without evidence. This is you trying to take the moral high-ground. Galaxy has kept his patience with you this entire time yet all you've done is talk down to and insult him, you're manipulative and I can see right through it. Spontaneity, inconsistency, and overall irresponsibility and slopiness is J? Give me a break. You're past the point of no return. Your justification for him actually being a J is a joke. You simply assert that he is acting, despite the fact that he has always been this way outside of the presidency. And you basically say that he makes decisions and is therefore a J which is just WOW. I think the fact that he changes his plans constantly and acts in the moment points to P or an "openness and changeability of ideas". Also give me a break with "edza" he's a clear J. Even if he's a P it's a very J-like one. He's awfully playful and witty for a J and that can't be planned beforehand. If he's so organized and planned than why does he make such obvious mistakes? Are you honestly arguing that that's part of his "artificial persona" or whatever? Stop doing it then. I didn't say this was a competition, I think you're plenty unreasonable but I can excuse that if it weren't for your rudeness, arrogance, and dogmatic attitude.

Editing post #2499 by Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys <p>You'd have to have passed 4th grade first if you were to do that, you're overestimating yourself yet again. If you give me convincing evidence I will change my mind, you've yet to do so so I wont. You just expect me to take your word for it that you know more than me. This is a discussion. It not being a debate doesn't mean that you can just say anything. You're just playing word games at this point and gas-lighting cause as I've said time and time again you have no evidence, just your schizophrenic ramblings. I've read the entire discussion, even without context there's no excuse for trying to convince someone of something and expecting them to believe you without evidence. <br /> <br /> This is you trying to take the moral high-ground. Galaxy has kept his patience with you this entire time yet all you've done is talk down to and insult him, you're manipulative and I can see right through it. Spontaneity, inconsistency, and overall irresponsibility and slopiness is J? Give me a break. You're past the point of no return. Your justification for him actually being a J is a joke. You simply assert that he is acting, despite the fact that he has always been this way outside of the presidency. And you basically say that he makes decisions and is therefore a J which is just WOW. I think the fact that he changes his plans constantly and acts in the moment points to P or an "openness and changeability of ideas". Also give me a break with "edza" he's a clear J. Even if he's a P it's a very J-like one. He's awfully playful and witty for a J and that can't be planned beforehand. If he's so organized and planned than why does he make such obvious mistakes? Are you honestly arguing that that's part of his "artificial persona" or whatever? <br /> <br /> Stop doing it then. I didn't say this was a competition, I think you're plenty unreasonable but I can excuse that if it weren't for your rudeness, arrogance, and dogmatic attitude.</p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/08/01 (Wed) 15:41:25 #2498
	Dollar, the thing is that I’ve only been explaining exactly how what I’m saying is being misrepresented and this only shows that your reading comprehension skills are under par. I could try to dumb it down to an explanation a fourth-grader could easily understand but I’m neither obligated nor willing to do that for someone who is obstinate about holding to their views. Maybe ask someone else. I’m bored of doing that now. And just because I just about never agree with your opinions and can’t seem to ever change your mind (hint: it’s not because I’m incapable of convincing people, but because you’re willing to throw out logic in order to defend your opinions) doesn’t mean that I’m “the most close-minded and opinionated person on this site.” Galaxy, I appreciate that you’ve taken the time to actually explain what your perspective is, and it does a good job of showing the disconnection. Post #2392 rides on assumptions about him based on something you’ve observed as behavior that indicates a P preference but what’s beneath is—contrary to what many people looking at him would believe—in fact J. What makes you think he would be a perceiver is what I would call insufficient because of #2387; there’s too much room there for him to still be judging and I insist that based on all that you and I have already proposed, he is more likely to have a judging preference. It might be strange to you that you’d look at “hazy P Trump” and think there’s a judger behind that, but that “hazy P” Trump isn’t enough to be sure of a perceiving preference. It’s like looking at Annie Clark and saying “that’s a perceiver” when she describes herself in a way that could only make you think she’s J. To that end, I am demanding of certainty and evidence, and you could interpret all this as me asking you to convince me he’s P given what I already know, but I recognize that I seem like I’ve closed myself off that way. The only way you could realistically convince me is if you brought forth the idea that my idea of J/P is wrong, and I’ve corrected you once on that already. And please don’t mention “gaslighting” when I’m the one here trying to bring this discussion away from that. I’m relieved to see you not exercise what Dollar seems to be, which is seeing this discussion as a debate where two parties have unmovable opinions which will be backed up by everything thrown at them. This is a learning opportunity, not an arena to see who or what comes out on top and what doesn’t.

Editing post #2498 by strawberry crisis <p>Dollar, the thing is that I’ve <em>only</em> been explaining exactly how what I’m saying is being misrepresented and this only shows that your reading comprehension skills are under par. I could try to dumb it down to an explanation a fourth-grader could easily understand but I’m neither obligated nor willing to do that for someone who is obstinate about holding to their views. Maybe ask someone else. I’m bored of doing that now. And just because I just about never agree with your opinions and can’t seem to ever change your mind (hint: it’s not because I’m incapable of convincing people, but because you’re willing to throw out logic in order to defend your opinions) doesn’t mean that I’m “the most close-minded and opinionated person on this site.”</p> <p> </p> <p>Galaxy, I appreciate that you’ve taken the time to actually explain what your perspective is, and it does a good job of showing the disconnection. Post #2392 rides on assumptions about him based on something you’ve observed as behavior that indicates a P preference but what’s beneath is—contrary to what many people looking at him would believe—in fact J. What makes you think he would be a perceiver is what I would call insufficient because of #2387; there’s too much room there for him to still be judging and I insist that based on all that you and I have already proposed, he is more likely to have a judging preference. It might be strange to you that you’d look at “hazy P Trump” and think there’s a judger behind that, but that “hazy P” Trump isn’t enough to be sure of a perceiving preference. It’s like looking at Annie Clark and saying “that’s a perceiver” when she describes herself in a way that could only make you think she’s J. To that end, I am demanding of certainty and evidence, and you could interpret all this as me asking you to convince me he’s P given what I already know, but I recognize that I seem like I’ve closed myself off that way. The only way you could realistically convince me is if you brought forth the idea that my idea of J/P is wrong, and I’ve corrected you once on that already.</p> <p> </p> <p>And please don’t mention “gaslighting” when I’m the one here trying to bring this discussion away from that. I’m relieved to see you not exercise what Dollar seems to be, which is seeing this <em>discussion</em> as a debate where two parties have unmovable opinions which will be backed up by everything thrown at them. This is a learning opportunity, not an arena to see who or what comes out on top and what doesn’t.</p>
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	Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys INTP 5w4 2018/08/01 (Wed) 14:17:06 #2496
	Are you high right now? You just claim to be an expert and to know more than others, you didn't respond to a thing I said and just claim that I'm "Misinterpreting" without explaining how and that I'm doing exactly what you said, again without explaining how. You aren't open to new ideas, gimme a break, you're the most close-minded and opinionated person on this site.

Editing post #2496 by Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys <p>Are you high right now? You just claim to be an expert and to know more than others, you didn't respond to a thing I said and just claim that I'm "Misinterpreting" without explaining how and that I'm doing exactly what you said, again without explaining how. You aren't open to new ideas, gimme a break, you're the most close-minded and opinionated person on this site.</p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/08/01 (Wed) 14:03:03 #2495
	Very funny, Galaxy, considering you did exactly what I highlighted as a big problem in the way you argue—ignore the idea conveyed altogether and pick at details that don’t represent what the message is trying to get to you. You kind of didn’t even do that and tried to make a judgment on what I said without actually addressing any of it, and it’s really sad to me that someone who loves to talk about how focused they are on learning and openness and all that would do such a thing. And “your concession is accepted” is a classic, classic case of that anti-learning attitude where the objective wasn’t ever to discuss but to try and look like you “won” something. You might as well not have said a word in this thread and declared “You’re wrong, I’m right, and I win.” Just because you wrote some more words out doing exactly what you’d been doing doesn’t make your declaration look any more legitimate.

Editing post #2495 by strawberry crisis <p>Very funny, Galaxy, considering you did exactly what I highlighted as a big problem in the way you argue—ignore the idea conveyed altogether and pick at details that don’t represent what the message is trying to get to you. You kind of didn’t even do that and tried to make a judgment on what I said without actually addressing any of it, and it’s really sad to me that someone who loves to talk about how focused they are on learning and openness and all that would do such a thing. And “your concession is accepted” is a classic, classic case of that anti-learning attitude where the objective wasn’t ever to discuss but to try and look like you “won” something. You might as well not have said a word in this thread and declared “You’re wrong, I’m right, and I win.” Just because you wrote some more words out doing exactly what you’d been doing doesn’t make your declaration look any more legitimate.</p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/08/01 (Wed) 12:17:49 #2487
	Brilliant! What a splendid display of embodying just about everything I accused you of while still getting distracted from the main idea and going on with your nonsense. I truly mean it when I say thank you. I’m finally certain that both of you are knowingly or unknowingly intellectually fraudulent and I’m glad it’s been brought so clearly to light.

Editing post #2487 by strawberry crisis <p>Brilliant! What a splendid display of embodying just about <em>everything</em> I accused you of while <em>still</em> getting distracted from the main idea and going on with your nonsense. I truly mean it when I say thank you. I’m finally certain that both of you are knowingly or unknowingly intellectually fraudulent and I’m glad it’s been brought so clearly to light.</p>
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	Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys INTP 5w4 2018/08/01 (Wed) 11:40:48 #2485
	"Nothing yet?" That's projection if I ever did see it lmao. Evidence is giving somebody a reason to think something. It's not a buzz-word. It's something that is so crucial and basic to any sort of discussion that somebody who mocks the idea of it shouldn't be taken seriously. Also you're a hypocrite since you rag on about evidence when you have it and scold people for thinking anything that hasn't been objectively proven. You don't have a real argument so rather than be upfront about it you try and pass off these ridiculous schizophrenic ramblings of yours as something being worthy of respect. You try to present us as pseudo-intellectuals but all you're spouting is a bunch of word salad in a sad attempt to come across as intelligent. You're not doing any sort of critical thinking. You're just claiming to be an authority on the matter, giving us no reason to believe you and then scolding us for it. Only things that you're a professional at are being a gas-lighting pseudo-intellectual loser. As for #2414 Your premises I don't accept as they are incorrect. See you're not actually arguing anything. You simply assert that he's a certain way and that anybody who thinks otherwise doesn't understand what they are talking about. You mock the idea of evidence. Nobody is asking you for that much, that was a straw-man. All we're saying is that "DERP I know a guy that knows Trump" isn't actual evidence. Maybe you do, maybe you don't, how should I know? If you can't see why we wouldn't simply take your word for it than you're simply an idiot though. Tell me sweetie, whose to say you aren't simply lying? Is it not in the realm of possibility? A high possibility even. People told you why he's a P and you just respond with "Derp seriously?" you did the same thing on the histionic personality disorder entry. You simply deny evidence to the contrary and act as if your personal extrapolations count as anything. Not only that, but you'll outright deny others as evidence. "Agree with me or you're not thinking critically" Um no, you're manipulative, fuck off. You change your mind constantly which just goes to show you don't know what it is you're talking about. Your inability to type yourself IS relevant because it brings your credibility into question. You can't claim to know more than others when you can't type yourself and have been studying this for a fraction of the length of time I or others have. "I think you're wrong because I disagree with your typings" well duh you moron ofc you would think I'm wrong, you can't use yourself as a reference. If you have to go back and forth between ENFP, ENTJ, ENFJ, ENTP, ESFP, and ESFJ types that are radically different. 6 out of 16 types than yes your ability to type is lacking. And you know yourself better than Trump or anyone so trying to type others and being so sure of it makes you profoundly ignorant. But as I said, it's the most incompetent people who think that they know the most.

Editing post #2485 by Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys <p>"Nothing yet?" That's projection if I ever did see it lmao. Evidence is giving somebody a reason to think something. It's not a buzz-word. It's something that is so crucial and basic to any sort of discussion that somebody who mocks the idea of it shouldn't be taken seriously. Also you're a hypocrite since you rag on about evidence when you have it and scold people for thinking anything that hasn't been objectively proven. You don't have a real argument so rather than be upfront about it you try and pass off these ridiculous schizophrenic ramblings of yours as something being worthy of respect. You try to present us as pseudo-intellectuals but all you're spouting is a bunch of word salad in a sad attempt to come across as intelligent. You're not doing any sort of critical thinking. You're just claiming to be an authority on the matter, giving us no reason to believe you and then scolding us for it. Only things that you're a professional at are being a gas-lighting pseudo-intellectual loser.<br /> <br /> As for #2414 Your premises I don't accept as they are incorrect. See you're not actually arguing anything. You simply assert that he's a certain way and that anybody who thinks otherwise doesn't understand what they are talking about. You mock the idea of evidence. Nobody is asking you for that much, that was a straw-man. All we're saying is that "DERP I know a guy that knows Trump" isn't actual evidence. Maybe you do, maybe you don't, how should I know? If you can't see why we wouldn't simply take your word for it than you're simply an idiot though. Tell me sweetie, whose to say you aren't simply lying? Is it not in the realm of possibility? A high possibility even. People told you why he's a P and you just respond with "Derp seriously?" you did the same thing on the histionic personality disorder entry. You simply deny evidence to the contrary and act as if your personal extrapolations count as anything. Not only that, but you'll outright deny others as evidence.<br /> <br /> "Agree with me or you're not thinking critically" Um no, you're manipulative, fuck off.<br /> <br /> You change your mind constantly which just goes to show you don't know what it is you're talking about. Your inability to type yourself IS relevant because it brings your credibility into question. You can't claim to know more than others when you can't type yourself and have been studying this for a fraction of the length of time I or others have. "I think you're wrong because I disagree with your typings" well duh you moron ofc you would think I'm wrong, you can't use yourself as a reference. If you have to go back and forth between ENFP, ENTJ, ENFJ, ENTP, ESFP, and ESFJ types that are radically different. 6 out of 16 types than yes your ability to type is lacking. And you know yourself better than Trump or anyone so trying to type others and being so sure of it makes you profoundly ignorant. But as I said, it's the most incompetent people who think that they know the most.</p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/08/01 (Wed) 02:31:28 #2481
	Nothing yet? Then I'll gladly explain. In case you were ever truly confused about why I would ever dream of accusing either of you of being intellectually insincere, it's exactly because I have yet to see any real attempt from your side to try and understand just what I could possibly mean by pushing the idea of needing "evidence" aside in favor of… something else. I honestly can't be too sure you've understood what I've underscored for you here at all, and the fact that you're calling forth the idea of "burden of proof" (she says she won’t provide evidence? let me ignore the context and everything else and press this burden of proof thing I read about once) is so, so indicative of a facile and underdeveloped ability to either think critically or accept that there is, in fact, some notion of a grave misunderstanding obscuring what we're trying to communicate. I would be much more certain of your not being intellectually dishonest if you wouldn't misrepresent what I've been trying to communicate by pretending that I "don't like evidence" like #2463 seems to wanna say or that I'm criticizing the idea of "asking for evidence" without putting it into its proper context like #2460 does, or maybe even by trying to ask for clarification on what I meant if you were confused by it; but I do know neither of you are trying to act this way, because both of you are—to put it bluntly—poor in communicating to, against and with the main idea, instead having other people do the real critical thinking for you while still running away from breaking things down to actual, logical terms. Even if you come out replying to this comment in such a way that would indicate you perhaps "hiding" your reasoning and always knowing exactly why I'd been in the wrong, you've never communicated it and that's enough of a problem to prompt me saying all this. What I'd started off #2414 with may have been a way to show how absurd it was that you'd be asking for what you're asking for but without the hyperbole, that would be exactly what you're asking for from me. I could violate people's privacy and give you detailed stories and accounts, but at the end of the day you'd be left with exactly what I gave you: my own word. Whether you trust it more written out or not written out, it's still me you'd have to trust and it makes absolutely no difference in how convincing the evidence should be. If you do think that's what would prompt you to change your mind, then you could only be a bona fide imbecile. All you have to do is picture your prototypical ENTJ businessman in place of your ESTP showman and you should begin to see why that argument makes sense. Looking at Trump the way you do now leaves enough room for that to come in, and what I'm insisting is that the "enough room" actually leans in that direction. Without or without direct evidence, you should at least acknowledge that the room exists, and why going back to #2387 and seeing how all that falls into place shouldn't be difficult so long as I can trust your ability to think critically. The only real room for doubt you can have is in my own understanding of Myers-Briggs, especially along where J/P are concerned. Maybe you don't trust that, but you'd really be mistaken to believe that your own understanding of what J/P means is better than mine considering how you've justified typings along that axis before. Of course, that's all coming from me, but I've long lost faith in the idea that a re-education awaits me. Please, by any means, rejuvenate it.

Editing post #2481 by strawberry crisis <p>Nothing yet? Then I'll gladly explain. In case you were ever truly confused about why I would ever dream of accusing either of you of being intellectually insincere, it's exactly because I have yet to see any real attempt from your side to try and understand just what I could possibly mean by pushing the idea of needing "evidence" aside in favor of… something else. I honestly can't be too sure you've understood what I've underscored for you here at all, and the fact that you're calling forth the idea of "burden of proof" (she says she won’t provide evidence? let me ignore the context and everything else and press this burden of proof thing I read about once) is so, so indicative of a facile and underdeveloped ability to either think critically or accept that there is, in fact, some notion of a grave misunderstanding obscuring what we're trying to communicate. I would be much more certain of your not being intellectually dishonest if you wouldn't misrepresent what I've been trying to communicate by pretending that I "don't like evidence" like <a href="#2463" style="color: #e8cd04;">#2463</a> seems to wanna say or that I'm criticizing the idea of "asking for evidence" without putting it into its proper context like <a href="#2460" style="color: #e8cd04;">#2460</a> does, or maybe even by trying to ask for clarification on what I meant if you were confused by it; but I do know neither of you are <em>trying</em> to act this way, because both of you are—to put it bluntly—poor in communicating to, against and with the main idea, instead having other people do the real critical thinking for you while still running away from breaking things down to actual, logical terms. Even if you come out replying to this comment in such a way that would indicate you perhaps "hiding" your reasoning and always knowing exactly why I'd been in the wrong, you've never communicated it and that's enough of a problem to prompt me saying all this.</p> <p> </p> <p>What I'd started off <a href="#2414" style="color: #e8cd04;">#2414</a> with may have been a way to show how absurd it was that you'd be asking for what you're asking for but without the hyperbole, that would be<em> exactly</em> what you're asking for from me. I could violate people's privacy and give you detailed stories and accounts, but at the end of the day you'd be left with exactly what I gave you: <em>my own word</em>. Whether you trust it more written out or not written out, it's still me you'd have to trust and it makes <em>absolutely no difference</em> in how convincing the evidence <em>should</em> be. If you do think that's what would prompt you to change your mind, then you could only be a bona fide imbecile. All you have to do is picture your prototypical ENTJ businessman in place of your ESTP showman and you should begin to see why that argument <em>makes sense</em>.</p> <p> </p> <p>Looking at Trump the way you do now leaves enough room for that to come in, and what I'm insisting is that the "enough room" actually leans in that direction. Without or without direct evidence, you should at least acknowledge that the room exists, and why going back to <a href="#2387" style="color: #e8cd04;">#2387</a> and seeing how all that falls into place shouldn't be difficult so long as I can trust your ability to think critically.</p> <p> </p> <p>The only real room for doubt you can have is in my own understanding of Myers-Briggs, especially along where J/P are concerned. Maybe you don't trust that, but you'd really be mistaken to believe that your own understanding of what J/P means is better than mine considering how you've justified typings along that axis before. Of course, that's all coming from me, but I've long lost faith in the idea that a re-education awaits me. Please, by any means, rejuvenate it.</p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/07/30 (Mon) 20:37:08 #2462
	Evidence of what? I actually don’t really ask for evidence for many things at all unless it directly has to do with people drawing conclusions based on incorrect assumptions, which is rare in the more theoretical discussions I tend to be interested in. I more so attack lines of reasoning, since that’s where people tend to lose track in typology-based communities. And it doesn’t surprise me that you’ve missed the point yet again—focus on why “asking for evidence” doesn’t work here.

Editing post #2462 by strawberry crisis <p>Evidence of what? I actually don’t really ask for evidence for many things at all unless it directly has to do with people drawing conclusions based on incorrect assumptions, which is rare in the more theoretical discussions I tend to be interested in. I more so attack lines of reasoning, since that’s where people tend to lose track in typology-based communities.<br><br> And it doesn’t surprise me that you’ve missed the point yet again—focus on why “asking for evidence” doesn’t work here.</p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/07/30 (Mon) 20:20:26 #2457
	Are you getting nervous? I can go over how I interpreted this discussion, why I'm still sticking with my original perspective, and even where you're missing the point all in plain English if you'd like—that would be much more a favor to you than going on about how you're totally caught up in your own head and are making poor connections that come from a perfunctory understanding of what you're talking about. But let's take a look first: you're trying really hard to bring about questioning of the extent of my intellectual capabilities instead of questioning why what you're caught up on is useless. To anyone with their thinking cap on, it shouldn't be hard to see the hilarity in you talking down on my intellect when you just can't seem to get past something that doesn't even matter in this discussion. Have you considered that someone who can't type themselves perhaps sees their own self in a way that could not be settled on a type in accordance with the same criteria they use to type other people? Maybe that they recognize the futility of the system trying to reconcile sides to them that they can't decide a preference in? ISTJ is the most logical type because S, T and J all represent ideas in Myers-Briggs that would hint at a near inability to consider things outside of strict logic and presence, not because people who are ISTJ are necessarily the most logical or that ENFPs are illogical or whatever magical extrapolation you can come up with. Also really funny you bring up the Dunning-Kruger effect. Guess who's the victim to that here?

Editing post #2457 by strawberry crisis <p>Are you getting nervous? I can go over how I interpreted this discussion, why I'm still sticking with my original perspective, and even where you're missing the point all in plain English if you'd like—that would be much more a favor to you than going on about how you're totally caught up in your own head and are making poor connections that come from a perfunctory understanding of what you're talking about.</p> <p> </p> <p>But let's take a look first: you're trying really hard to bring about questioning of the extent of my intellectual capabilities instead of questioning why what you're caught up on is useless. To anyone with their thinking cap on, it shouldn't be hard to see the hilarity in you talking down on my intellect when you just can't seem to get past something that doesn't even matter in this discussion. Have you considered that someone who can't type themselves perhaps sees their own self in a way that could not be settled on a type in accordance with the same criteria they use to type other people? Maybe that they recognize the futility of the system trying to reconcile sides to them that they can't decide a preference in? ISTJ is the most logical type because S, T and J all represent ideas in Myers-Briggs that would hint at a near inability to consider things outside of strict logic and presence, not because people who are ISTJ are necessarily the most logical or that ENFPs are illogical or whatever magical extrapolation you can come up with. Also <em>really</em> funny you bring up the Dunning-Kruger effect. Guess who's the victim to that here?</p>
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	Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys INTP 5w4 2018/07/30 (Mon) 20:03:42 #2455
	More gas-lighting from strawberry the fraudulent intellectual. Asking for evidence of claims in a debate is apparently irrational. I can't with this. Strawberry you're a Russian troll and I don't have to supply evidence. i just know it to be true. Your type is relevant. If you can't type yourself than why would you be this authority on typing others that you present yourself to be? Even on the other site you said ISTJ would be the most logical type. So why would you an ENP think that you're more logical and know more than others? You hold your own opinion on a pedestal. Classic Dunning Kruger effect

Editing post #2455 by Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys <p>More gas-lighting from strawberry the fraudulent intellectual. Asking for evidence of claims in a debate is apparently irrational. I can't with this. Strawberry you're a Russian troll and I don't have to supply evidence. i just know it to be true. Your type is relevant. If you can't type yourself than why would you be this authority on typing others that you present yourself to be? Even on the other site you said ISTJ would be the most logical type. So why would you an ENP think that you're more logical and know more than others? You hold your own opinion on a pedestal. Classic Dunning Kruger effect</p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/07/30 (Mon) 19:54:26 #2454
	"In one ear, out the other" applies to you and Galaxy here, not me. Funnily enough, you're actually extremely guilty of asking for "evidence" when the idea of even speaking in concrete terms is in fact absolutely absent from the discussion, and your asking for proof ad nauseum may look like you pulling everyone back into reality, the real world, the rational, and the logical… but it absolutely doesn't do that, and is just you exercising what you do best: pulling buzzwords out a hat that Smart People in Debates use when they see red when they don't apply. My type isn't relevant to the discussion here and my (inexistent) indecision on it has nothing to do with my ability in typing other people.

Editing post #2454 by strawberry crisis <p>"In one ear, out the other" applies to you and Galaxy here, not me. Funnily enough, you're actually extremely guilty of asking for "evidence" when the idea of even speaking in concrete terms is in fact absolutely absent from the discussion, and your asking for proof ad nauseum may <em>look</em> like you pulling everyone back into reality, the real world, the rational, and the logical… but it absolutely doesn't do that, and is just you exercising what you do best: pulling buzzwords out a hat that Smart People in Debates use when they see red when they don't apply.</p> <p> </p> <p>My type isn't relevant to the discussion here and my (inexistent) indecision on it has nothing to do with my ability in typing other people.</p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/07/30 (Mon) 19:40:19 #2451
	Oho, how scary. I've explained exactly why whatever you're hinting at doesn't apply to this discussion and while I think anyone is entitled to criticize others' viewpoints, I do think it's laughable that you of all people are the one trying to lecture other people on how to convince others correctly. fyi, a close-minded approach is one that restricts the outlook of the discussion, aka whatever this trying to pin me down on "lack of evidence" is trying to be while ignoring the larger picture that I'm trying to guide non-J/3 voters toward.

Editing post #2451 by strawberry crisis <p>Oho, how scary. I've explained exactly why whatever you're hinting at doesn't apply to this discussion and while I think anyone is entitled to criticize others' viewpoints, I do think it's laughable that you of all people are the one trying to lecture other people on how to convince others correctly.<br><br> fyi, a close-minded approach is one that restricts the outlook of the discussion, aka whatever this trying to pin me down on "lack of evidence" is trying to be while ignoring the larger picture that I'm trying to guide non-J/3 voters toward.</p>
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	Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys INTP 5w4 2018/07/30 (Mon) 19:14:08 #2450
	The burden of proof is on you, people not agreeing with you (especially when you present no evidence) doesn't make them uninformed. Whenever evidence is presented that doesn't support a persons conclusion the gas-lighting and mockery begins I've noticed on this site. If you'd like to be taken seriously and actually seek to learn something than maybe stop being so close-minded. Drop the ego as well. Remember, the people who are the most sure of themselves end up being the most incompent more often than not.. Strawberry, Kawaii, I'm addressing you both more so than the others.

Editing post #2450 by Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys <p>The burden of proof is on you, people not agreeing with you (especially when you present no evidence) doesn't make them uninformed. Whenever evidence is presented that doesn't support a persons conclusion the gas-lighting and mockery begins I've noticed on this site. If you'd like to be taken seriously and actually seek to learn something than maybe stop being so close-minded. Drop the ego as well. Remember, the people who are the most sure of themselves end up being the most incompent more often than not.. Strawberry, Kawaii, I'm addressing you both more so than the others. </p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/07/28 (Sat) 12:17:05 #2439
	re: teru it would be nice if there were tangible, accessible evidence of what he projects not really being who he is, but I think that part to typing him should hardly be a roadblock even looking at him upfront. I shouldn’t do the digging around for it because I’ve done my own digging and don’t want to elaborate on anything that doesn’t need to be elaborated upon; whatever you’ll find from old interviews isn’t how I decided upon on my own views and the “evidence” behind what I’ve decided upon isn’t meant to be accessible in the first place. I think a big thing I tried to emphasize was that even if you assume him to be transparent and real, you’ll notice that typing him another way would make far more sense than what he’s usually typed as while accounting for a side that could (and does) exist that isn’t reflected by that more superficial typing, as that what he shows speaks for itself already. Maybe I’m disillusioned into believing that because I’m far more certain of it in a way others might not be, but I really don’t think it’s that difficult to imagine.

Editing post #2439 by strawberry crisis <p>re: teru it would be nice if there were tangible, accessible evidence of what he projects not really being who he is, but I think that part to typing him should hardly be a roadblock even looking at him upfront. I shouldn’t do the digging around for it because I’ve done my own digging and don’t want to elaborate on anything that doesn’t need to be elaborated upon; whatever you’ll find from old interviews isn’t how I decided upon on my own views and the “evidence” behind what I’ve decided upon isn’t meant to be accessible in the first place. I think a big thing I tried to emphasize was that even if you assume him to be transparent and real, you’ll notice that typing him another way would make far more sense than what he’s usually typed as while accounting for a side that could (and does) exist that isn’t reflected by that more superficial typing, as that what he shows speaks for itself already. Maybe I’m disillusioned into believing that because I’m far more certain of it in a way others might not be, but I really don’t think it’s that difficult to imagine.</p>
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Teru Mikami 2018/07/28 (Sat) 11:51:43 #2437
don't know if you guys noticed but you're having seriously different interpretations of who trump really is, I'm sure I've heard him say things like "I'm actually very different from how I portray myself" in interviews from back in the 80s and on face value he's also very different now from how he acted back then, if you wanna convince people doing some digging will be more useful than a "just trust me on it"

Editing post #2437 by Teru Mikami <p>don't know if you guys noticed but you're having seriously different interpretations of who trump really is, I'm sure I've heard him say things like "I'm actually very different from how I portray myself" in interviews from back in the 80s and on face value he's also very different now from how he acted back then, if you wanna convince people doing some digging will be more useful than a "just trust me on it"</p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/07/28 (Sat) 11:32:29 #2436
	Really? If this is actually how you justify ESTP for him by functions, then it doesn't look like you type people by their cognition at all but instead as though you were reading off a checklist of traits that each function exhibits without focusing at all on the Cognitive Functions as they exist in esse; what a shallow, comminuted analysis of someone's cognition. There isn't any such thing as "Fe > Fi" when it comes to the functions because people wouldn't be able to use an unvalued Cognitive Function in the first place—at best, you can only mimic behavior (as decided by stereotypes of what the really mean) based on whatever functions you do value. A simplistic mathematical comparison to describe literal functions in the brain cannot be simplified to reduced terms in the first place, especially since your comparisons imply that one's functions are balanced in such a way that cannot be adequately described as a presence paired with an absence; believing anything else shows that your idea of someone's cognition is dependent purely on what you can visibly identify and compare to surface-level traits you've decided fit a function. In other words, I am absolutely appalled. "Being focused on how people see him" does not imply Fe at all, and pairing this with "how he follows his internal values" just further shows how you've been caught up in stereotypes, examples, and references to how you believe functions show themselves as opposed to unearthing one's mental intricacies for what they are. The way Trump exhibits his narcissism is in fact very Fi, as this should create a "gap" of sorts between him and those who fuel his self-worth, considering that he is blind to the emotional atmosphere and has a natural inclination to follow along what feelings he can latch on internally. The way he conducts himself and speaks with people is an obvious indicator of his leading with Extraverted Sensing and fueling his own vanity with a "disconnected” link to others through his very own Introverted Feeling. And whoever said he's more focused on how people see him more than how he follows his internal values? As though you could compare these two functions directly as though it were an equation you could solve—and so incredibly inaccurately. You would hardly know what his internal values truly are unless they were "tested" for by the environment and therefore extrapolated, but this is a strange approach to the Cognitive Functions in the first place where you isolate traits rather than look at the whole that the person embodies. And this Introverted vs Extraverted Thinking comparison is ridiculous. Even if you assume his tactics are constantly adapted to new situations as opposed to not planned far in advance, how is this at all related to the logical side of his cognition? Since when was Te about planning things in advance? And Ti about adapting to new situations? Even with your isolated traits approach that I see so many people misled into using for themselves, this is a very warped view of what these functions stereotypically stand for and I have no clue how you could arrive at such a conclusion. For people who look at cognition the way you do, manipulating your perspective on what set of traits should take priority over another set of traits in order to fit your ever-changing view of your own idea of how functions piece together to form types is far inferior to lining up how much the traits of the function you can relate back to a person and then deciding a type based on their strengths. But this an extremely superifical analysis that is dependent on clichés and stereotypes for how functions are supposed to work, and I would advise you not to use it if you had any respect for one's cognitive processes. Who knew our resident Function Knight would type this way? You really never fail to surprise.

Editing post #2436 by strawberry crisis <p>Really? If this is actually how you justify ESTP for him by functions, then it doesn't look like you type people by their cognition at all but instead as though you were reading off a checklist of traits that each function exhibits without focusing at all on the Cognitive Functions as they exist in esse; what a shallow, comminuted analysis of someone's cognition. There isn't any such thing as "Fe > Fi" when it comes to the functions because people wouldn't be able to use an unvalued Cognitive Function in the first place—at best, you can only mimic behavior (as decided by stereotypes of what the really mean) based on whatever functions you <em>do</em> value. A simplistic mathematical comparison to describe literal functions in the brain cannot be simplified to reduced terms in the first place, especially since your comparisons imply that one's functions are balanced in such a way that cannot be adequately described as a presence paired with an absence; believing anything else shows that your idea of someone's cognition is dependent purely on what you can visibly identify and compare to surface-level traits you've decided fit a function. In other words, I am absolutely appalled.</p> <p> </p> <p>"Being focused on how people see him" does not imply Fe at all, and pairing this with "how he follows his internal values" just further shows how you've been caught up in stereotypes, examples, and references to how you believe functions show themselves as opposed to unearthing one's mental intricacies for what they are. The way Trump exhibits his narcissism is in fact very Fi, as this should create a "gap" of sorts between him and those who fuel his self-worth, considering that he is blind to the emotional atmosphere and has a natural inclination to follow along what feelings he can latch on <em>internally</em>. The way he conducts himself and speaks with people is an obvious indicator of his leading with Extraverted Sensing and fueling his own vanity with a "disconnected” link to others through his very own Introverted Feeling. And whoever said he's more focused on how people see him more than how he follows his internal values? As though you could compare these two functions directly as though it were an equation you could solve—and so incredibly inaccurately. You would hardly know what his internal values truly are unless they were "tested" for by the environment and therefore extrapolated, but this is a strange approach to the Cognitive Functions in the first place where you isolate traits rather than look at the whole that the person embodies.</p> <p> </p> <p>And this Introverted vs Extraverted Thinking comparison is ridiculous. Even if you assume his tactics are constantly adapted to new situations as opposed to not planned far in advance, how is this at all related to the logical side of his cognition? Since when was Te about planning things in advance? And Ti about adapting to new situations? Even with your isolated traits approach that I see so many people misled into using for themselves, this is a very warped view of what these functions stereotypically stand for and I have no clue how you could arrive at such a conclusion. For people who look at cognition the way you do, manipulating your perspective on what set of traits should take priority over another set of traits in order to fit your ever-changing view of your own idea of how functions piece together to form types is far inferior to lining up how much the traits of the function you can relate back to a person and then deciding a type based on their strengths. But this an extremely superifical analysis that is dependent on clichés and stereotypes for how functions are supposed to work, and I would advise you not to use it if you had any respect for one's cognitive processes. Who knew our resident Function Knight would type this way? You really never fail to surprise.</p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/07/28 (Sat) 02:31:58 #2432
	I forgot to add: I think the case for Trump being a genuine ESFP is strong enough that I entreat CelebrityTypes to reconsider their typing for him. The problem with observing Trump's traits and mannerisms in isolation is that it would likely lead someone into believing that he's a tertiary Fe user but stripped down to the marrow of each of the Cognitive Functions and what they represent in essence as opposed to how they stereotypically manifest in people, Trump has a very clear and obvious neurobiological preference for both Se and Te. Typing him as an Fe valuer is not only a very rudimentary and brumous view of how his cognition truly works, but it also ignores such an essential aspect of his character and what he truly values: what he himself desires, how he acts upon what he desires, how he distinguishes himself, and the pith and core of what relates these values back to his true being. Any type that values Fe carries a subconscious dependency on the emotional environment administered by a group of people, the key idea here being emotional. Trump in some manner is helpless to his environment, but this helplessness is derived from all that relates to the immediate—being locked into the present and living through it as one being forcefully extended into an otherwise impervious reality, succumbing to the might of the evernear instant and weaving through the sensations within it; in this regard, he is not carried by a current that guides him in a world created by the emotional arena but rather one that focuses purely on sensation. The way Trump relates to feeling is purely through the lens of Introverted Feeling, where he gauges his own interests against those of the world and only looks outside by comparing what he understands inside to what he experiences and perceives outwardly—this is his primary judging process: self-interest, self-concern, self-image, self-attentiveness, and personal standards are all key concepts connected to the idea of essentially being Fi that should elucidate his preference for it through demonstration. Trump's connection to Extraverted Thinking is drawn by his need to seize control over and to diminish the vulnerability created by the overwhelming perspective provided to him by his own megaconscious Extraverted Sensing. Being in the tertiary position, Trump's control over this function is unstable and undeveloped, hence why his Te isn't as refined as it is in those who lead with it. He executes his actions with force (due to being dominant in Se), but as for the criteria preceding the execution of his thought process: it is far too arbitrary and inconsistent to imagine it being in a leading role, which is why the conflict errs toward fickle-mindedness despite having little sense of logical uncertainty clouding his consciousness. This is also why Trump could not possibly value Ti, as there is too little regard placed on being internally consistent when it comes to his reasoning. Trump is supremely extraverted, and a victim to the functions that form dependencies on what is external; perhaps that's why some have more trouble spotting his Fi. Maybe instead of forcing people into becoming poster boys for types that don't represent them, we should look more carefully at their thought process and correctly name the functions valued in their cognition.

Editing post #2432 by strawberry crisis <p>I forgot to add: I think the case for Trump being a genuine ESFP is strong enough that I entreat CelebrityTypes to reconsider their typing for him. The problem with observing Trump's traits and mannerisms in isolation is that it would likely lead someone into believing that he's a tertiary Fe user but stripped down to the marrow of each of the Cognitive Functions and what they represent in essence as opposed to how they stereotypically manifest in people, Trump has a very clear and obvious neurobiological preference for both Se and Te. Typing him as an Fe valuer is not only a very rudimentary and brumous view of how his cognition truly works, but it also ignores such an essential aspect of his character and what he truly values: what he himself desires, how he acts upon what he desires, how he distinguishes himself, and the pith and core of what relates these values back to his true being.<br><br></p> <p>Any type that values Fe carries a subconscious dependency on the emotional environment administered by a group of people, the key idea here being emotional. Trump in some manner is helpless to his environment, but this helplessness is derived from all that relates to the immediate—being locked into the present and living through it as one being forcefully extended into an otherwise impervious reality, succumbing to the might of the evernear instant and weaving through the sensations within it; in this regard, he is not carried by a current that guides him in a world created by the emotional arena but rather one that focuses purely on sensation. The way Trump relates to feeling is purely through the lens of Introverted Feeling, where he gauges his own interests against those of the world and only looks outside by comparing what he understands inside to what he experiences and perceives outwardly—this is his primary judging process: self-interest, self-concern, self-image, self-attentiveness, and personal standards are all key concepts connected to the idea of essentially being Fi that should elucidate his preference for it through demonstration.<br><br></p> <p>Trump's connection to Extraverted Thinking is drawn by his need to seize control over and to diminish the vulnerability created by the overwhelming perspective provided to him by his own megaconscious Extraverted Sensing. Being in the tertiary position, Trump's control over this function is unstable and undeveloped, hence why his Te isn't as refined as it is in those who lead with it. He executes his actions with force (due to being dominant in Se), but as for the criteria preceding the execution of his thought process: it is far too arbitrary and inconsistent to imagine it being in a leading role, which is why the conflict errs toward fickle-mindedness despite having little sense of logical uncertainty clouding his consciousness.<br><br></p> <p>This is also why Trump could not possibly value Ti, as there is too little regard placed on being internally consistent when it comes to his reasoning. Trump is supremely extraverted, and a victim to the functions that form dependencies on what is external; perhaps that's why some have more trouble spotting his Fi. Maybe instead of forcing people into becoming poster boys for types that don't represent them, we should look more carefully at their thought process and correctly name the functions valued in their cognition.</p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/07/27 (Fri) 11:44:15 #2425
	“I can confirm that this and this about Trump is true, so the perspective that supports this and this while being fully compatible with what gets projected outwardly is much more likely to be true than yours that only accounts for what gets projected outwardly. The merit behind this perspective can be observed without confirmation of this and this being true, and it is indeed more meritable than your own perspective.” ”Provide me with the evidence that this and this is true.” I don’t care about convincing you—I’ve provided you with the information you need and that’s that.

Editing post #2425 by strawberry crisis <p>“I can confirm that this and this about Trump is true, so the perspective that supports this and this while being fully compatible with what gets projected outwardly is much more likely to be true than yours that only accounts for what gets projected outwardly. The merit behind this perspective can be observed without confirmation of this and this being true, and it is indeed more meritable than your own perspective.”</p> <p>”Provide me with the <em>evidence</em> that this and this is true.”</p> <p> </p> <p>I don’t care about convincing you—I’ve provided you with the information you need and that’s that.</p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/07/27 (Fri) 11:28:38 #2423
	I’m not avoiding it because a) you’ve never looked up from why what you’re asking for is irreasonable, so you hadn’t been in a position to press me on dumbing it down in the first place b) I’ve explained exactly what I meant by that and why it isn’t even that important after you’ve read and understood my first comment and take the suggestions I illuminated for you into account. You’re hung up on something that doesn’t matter because it’s irrelevant as long as you know exactly what I provided you with after that and how it shapes my perspective.

Editing post #2423 by strawberry crisis <p>I’m not avoiding it because a) you’ve never looked up from why what you’re asking for is irreasonable, so you hadn’t been in a position to press me on dumbing it down in the first place b) I’ve explained exactly what I meant by that and why it isn’t even that important after you’ve read and <em>understood</em> my first comment and take the suggestions I illuminated for you into account. You’re hung up on something that doesn’t matter because it’s irrelevant as long as you know exactly what I provided you with after that and how it shapes my perspective.</p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/07/27 (Fri) 11:04:56 #2421
	“Evidence” and “examples” aren’t necessary because that’s not what you need. I don’t know if you realize this, but you’re breaking this down into a simplistic form of exchanging ideas that doesn’t apply to either how you’ve “presented evidence” or how I’m suggesting to look at it from a better perspective. You know exactly why I think I know better than you, and you’ve done a very poor job of explaining how you could possibly know better than me. And do you really think you’re doing any better than calling me a fool and leaving? If anything, what you’re doing is worse because you’re dumbing this down to a level where you’re comparing me telling you to look more carefully and use MBTI correctly to how the power of suggestibility by authority figures forces people into doing things they otherwise wouldn’t do. Your surface-level analysis is what prompted me to say that and the fact that you’re being stubborn about seeing it only your way tells me that you couldn’t even fathom for yourself how you could look at exactly what you’ve already known in a way that supports J, 3, and whatever extra I either know or have mentioned. You’re not leaving room for logic; you’re closing yourself off into your own reality.

Editing post #2421 by strawberry crisis <p>“Evidence” and “examples” aren’t necessary because that’s not what you need. I don’t know if you realize this, but you’re breaking this down into a simplistic form of exchanging ideas that doesn’t apply to either how you’ve “presented evidence” or how I’m suggesting to look at it from a better perspective. You know exactly why I think I know better than you, and you’ve done a very poor job of explaining how you could possibly know better than me.</p> <p> </p> <p>And do you <em>really</em> think you’re doing any better than calling me a fool and leaving? If anything, what you’re doing is worse because you’re dumbing this down to a level where you’re comparing me telling you to look more carefully and use MBTI correctly to how the power of suggestibility by authority figures forces people into doing things they otherwise wouldn’t do. Your surface-level analysis is what prompted me to say that and the fact that you’re being stubborn about seeing it only your way tells me that you couldn’t even fathom for yourself how you could look at exactly what you’ve already known in a way that supports J, 3, and whatever extra I either know or have mentioned.<br><br> You’re not leaving room for logic; you’re closing yourself off into your own reality.</p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/07/27 (Fri) 10:34:40 #2418
	Then allow me to criticize how you “gain knowledge”: you made no visible attempt to level with my viewpoint, you refused to reconsider your own viewpoint given new assumptions I suggested you take into account, and you attempted to place yourself above me with irrelevant, pretentious and misguided statements like “my intention isn’t to hurt your little feelings.” This isn’t how someone who truly “keeps a detached approach” and wants to learn as opposed to challenge for the sake of it acts—it’s how someone who wants to appear smarter than they really are acts. I’m far less disturbed by the fact that you’re skeptical of what I’ve presented about Trump than that you can’t seem to figure out where this perspective lands given everything you already know about him.

Editing post #2418 by strawberry crisis <p>Then allow me to criticize how you “gain knowledge”: you made no visible attempt to level with my viewpoint, you refused to reconsider your own viewpoint given new assumptions I suggested you take into account, and you attempted to place yourself above me with irrelevant, pretentious and misguided statements like “my intention isn’t to hurt your little feelings.” This isn’t how someone who truly “keeps a detached approach” and wants to learn as opposed to challenge for the sake of it acts—it’s how someone who wants to appear smarter than they really are acts. I’m far less disturbed by the fact that you’re skeptical of what I’ve presented about Trump than that you can’t seem to figure out where this perspective lands given everything you already know about him.</p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/07/27 (Fri) 02:12:02 #2414
	Yikes. Do you want a testimony from Joanna? Or maybe I should get Scott to swear proof of his being J to you on oath. Maybe they should get together and film him in his apartment? Let’s break it down since you’re clearly missing the point: Donald Trump is visibly an ESTJ and a 3w4 provided that you take into account the fact that both he exaggerates the degree of “unplannedness” he operates at and that people look at the bits of genuine perceiving-related traits he has and assume that his entire character is bent around those traits even though they’d be filling in bits and pieces of his personality that are clearly incorrect. I could not have told you that he exaggerates that side of him to lure in supporters that believe he’s “keeping it real” and that he doesn’t—in fact—have zero control over what he does and that he is very much driven by a sense of needing to establish a halt with decision and closure even though he tries to obscure these J/Te related traits because every politician who has ever been in the running makes a show out of how incredibly on top of everything they are, which isn’t bold, attention-grabbing or relatable; what would a “people’s man” like him do? You can figure out all of this yourself with the same “evidence” you’re using to support your case. And we’re not in court. This isn’t a formal debate, and nor would I even call it a debate. People who type Trump as whatever you’re typing him as either don’t know what J/P means or don’t have a good picture of who he really is, and I’m just providing you with a different angle to look at him with. You can choose not to believe me or whatever but it’s not even a question of having to believe me—it’s always been staring you in the face and you’re either unable to or refusing to see how this perspective weaves its way into what you already see. I’m sorry I can’t provide you with the evidence you need but nothing is ever that straightforward, but I’ve highlighted two things you may not have had to work with before (at most through inference) that may aid you in seeing how both 3 and J work for him: he does decide with the intention to create judging-related closure, and his public persona isn’t really who he is as typology would say he is. That’s all that’s relevant, after all. I’d love to ask you to show how your opinion is somehow more valid than mine when you’re working with less information on Trump and a misinformed idea of what judging and perceiving stand for. That you’d fathom even thinking my opinion ill-informed is actually laughable—what’s all that about anyway? I offered you something interesting, and you've only reacted sourly to it.

Editing post #2414 by strawberry crisis <p>Yikes. Do you want a testimony from Joanna? Or maybe I should get Scott to swear proof of his being J to you on oath. Maybe they should get together and film him in his apartment? Let’s break it down since you’re clearly missing the point: Donald Trump is visibly an ESTJ and a 3w4 provided that you take into account the fact that both he exaggerates the degree of “unplannedness” he operates at and that people look at the bits of genuine perceiving-related traits he has and assume that his entire character is bent around those traits even though they’d be filling in bits and pieces of his personality that are clearly incorrect. I could not have told you that he exaggerates that side of him to lure in supporters that believe he’s “keeping it real” and that he doesn’t—in fact—have zero control over what he does and that he is very much driven by a sense of needing to establish a halt with decision and closure even though he tries to obscure these J/Te related traits because every politician who has ever been in the running makes a show out of how incredibly on top of everything they are, which isn’t bold, attention-grabbing or relatable; what would a “people’s man” like him do? You can figure out all of this yourself with the same “evidence” you’re using to support your case.</p> <p> </p> <p>And we’re not in court. This isn’t a formal debate, and nor would I even call it a debate. People who type Trump as whatever you’re typing him as either don’t know what J/P means or don’t have a good picture of who he really is, and I’m just providing you with a different angle to look at him with. You can choose not to believe me or whatever but it’s not even a question of having to believe me—it’s always been staring you in the face and you’re either unable to or refusing to see how this perspective weaves its way into what you already see. I’m sorry I can’t provide you with the <em>evidence</em> you need but nothing is ever that straightforward, but I’ve highlighted two things you may not have had to work with before (at most through inference) that may aid you in seeing how both 3 and J work for him: he does decide with the intention to create judging-related closure, and his public persona isn’t really who he is as typology would say he is. That’s all that’s relevant, after all. I’d love to ask you to show how your opinion is somehow more valid than mine when you’re working with less information on Trump and a misinformed idea of what judging and perceiving stand for. That you’d fathom even thinking my opinion ill-informed is actually laughable—what’s all that about anyway? I offered you something interesting, and you've only reacted sourly to it.</p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/07/26 (Thu) 22:24:06 #2410
	Why are you trying to make this sound like a formal debate? You’re not turning it into one and you’re hardly trying to educate me—I’m only here to help you out in seeing a side to it that I’m convinced is true based on what I know and what you’ve shown to know. Maybe I should have mentioned it sooner. So what? I couldn’t tell you anything anyway and I instead offered to suggest that maybe you can’t take what you see at face value. I’ve explained it enough for you to be able to see where this side of the argument comes from, and it’s only up to you to connect the dots and see how it fits into what he really could be. And who cares if it’s a subjective take? It’s a more informed subjective take and I sincerely think you’d be stupid to use something as opaque as the persona he takes on as “evidence” for your take on his type once I’ve offered you this perspective.

Editing post #2410 by strawberry crisis <p>Why are you trying to make this sound like a formal debate? You’re not turning it into one and you’re hardly trying to educate me—I’m only here to help you out in seeing a side to it that I’m convinced is true based on what I know and what you’ve shown to know. Maybe I should have mentioned it sooner. So what? I couldn’t tell you anything anyway and I instead offered to suggest that maybe you can’t take what you see at face value. I’ve explained it enough for you to be able to see where this side of the argument comes from, and it’s only up to you to connect the dots and see how it fits into what he really could be. And who cares if it’s a subjective take? It’s a more informed subjective take and I sincerely think you’d be stupid to use something as opaque as the persona he takes on as “evidence” for your take on his type once I’ve offered you this perspective.</p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/07/26 (Thu) 21:59:38 #2408
	I don’t really understand where this trying to sound intellectually superior thing comes from with you, but I know people who know him personally and I can tell you firsthand that he image he projects to the public is not the same person he actually is. Me not providing “evidence” for my argument doesn’t make me “unknowledgeable” considering I clearly explained that you’ll simply have to take my word for it. I know for a fact that you don’t know more than me about who this person really is because you’re merely parroting the same insight any YouTube commenter on Alpha Male Trump Compilation #4 could provide. The point is that Trump knows that this image works for him and has earned him his cult following, so he merely exercises it and fools his audience into believing things about him that simply aren’t true.

Editing post #2408 by strawberry crisis <p>I don’t really understand where this trying to sound intellectually superior thing comes from with you, but I know people who know him personally and I can tell you firsthand that he image he projects to the public is not the same person he actually is. Me not providing “evidence” for my argument doesn’t make me “unknowledgeable” considering I clearly explained that you’ll simply have to take my word for it. I know for a fact that you don’t know more than me about who this person really is because you’re merely parroting the same insight any YouTube commenter on Alpha Male Trump Compilation #4 could provide. The point is that Trump knows that this image works for him and has earned him his cult following, so he merely exercises it and fools his audience into believing things about him that simply aren’t true.</p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/07/26 (Thu) 18:29:35 #2391
	I've already covered exactly why typing him P because of his unpredictability and impulsiveness is wrong. It's like people see that one side of perceiving in his spontaneity and decide all of a sudden that he must be the ESTP archetype despite the rest of him not matching up to that based on exactly what Myers-Briggs asks for. Your idea of J/P just sounds like J means "thinking about it more carefully and safely" while P means "being impulsive."

Editing post #2391 by strawberry crisis <p>I've already covered exactly why typing him P because of his unpredictability and impulsiveness is wrong. It's like people see that one side of perceiving in his spontaneity and decide all of a sudden that he must be the ESTP archetype despite the rest of him not matching up to that based on exactly what Myers-Briggs asks for. Your idea of J/P just sounds like J means "thinking about it more carefully and safely" while P means "being impulsive."</p>
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	fg xxTJ 6w5 Beta ST 2018/07/26 (Thu) 18:13:32 #2388
	he clearly have a Percieving preference, his umpredictability and his impulsiveness, he is often submerged by the character that he created, like when he lie about the destiny sign(inf Ni) it was when he did not take the plane. even if his plays are prepared, he is far too risk taker in his strategy for a "J" type (even more for an SJ) . the way how"he take wake he wants" seem far motivated by "P" impulses internalized for a certain moments rather than methodical "J" calculs . in economy he was a risk taker, that's why the "self made man" had to whine to his papa for saving his ass. his children are far more "J" in the managment of the family

Editing post #2388 by fg <p>he clearly have a Percieving preference, his umpredictability and his impulsiveness, he is often submerged by the character that he created, like when he lie about the destiny sign(inf Ni) it was when he did not take the plane. even if his plays are prepared, he is far too risk taker in his strategy for a "J" type (even more for an SJ) . the way how"he take wake he wants" seem far motivated by "P" impulses internalized for a certain moments rather than methodical "J" calculs . in economy he was a risk taker, that's why the "self made man" had to whine to his papa for saving his ass. his children are far more "J" in the managment of the family</p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/07/26 (Thu) 17:46:55 #2387
	Neither fickle-mindedness nor erraticism are inherently P qualities, especially when put into context to detach itself from the spontaneous/systematic idea introduced in Step II. I think edza has described it before as him being a very clear Jungian irrational while having a fair judging preference in MBTI. You can make a decision with the intention of holing yourself and committing into it or you can make a decision with the intention of retaining a sense of openness, uncertainty and changeability. Trump is planful, orderly, and conscientious, and anything seemingly contradictory he projects is only meant to enhance the persona he created. I guess I can see where typing him P comes from in that he makes decisions with little thoughtful or consistent justification, but his perceiving side would really show in his very momentary way of deciding—taking the lead by doing whatever he feels like as opposed to sticking to a preconceived plan. But despite that, his need to make those decisions to erase open-endedness is exactly what makes him more J in MBTI. edit: I also really wish CT didn't already type him as an ESTP, otherwise I would have voted ESFP for him using The Functions

Editing post #2387 by strawberry crisis <p>Neither fickle-mindedness nor erraticism are inherently P qualities, especially when put into context to detach itself from the spontaneous/systematic idea introduced in Step II. I think edza has described it before as him being a very clear Jungian irrational while having a fair judging preference in MBTI. You can make a decision with the intention of holing yourself and committing into it or you can make a decision with the intention of retaining a sense of openness, uncertainty and changeability. Trump is planful, orderly, and conscientious, and anything seemingly contradictory he projects is only meant to enhance the persona he created. I guess I can see where typing him P comes from in that he makes decisions with little thoughtful or consistent justification, but his perceiving side would really show in his very momentary way of deciding—taking the lead by doing whatever he feels like as opposed to sticking to a preconceived plan. But despite that, his need to make those decisions to erase open-endedness is exactly what makes him more J in MBTI.<br><br> edit: I also really wish CT didn't already type him as an ESTP, otherwise I would have voted ESFP for him using The Functions</p>
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date	username	vote
24/12/05 21:21	Reinek	ESTP
23/02/03 03:43	GIJOEBusta Cap	ESTP
21/07/08 22:22	bibliology	ESTP
21/04/25 22:51	cyber_ninja	ESTP
20/05/08 01:55	Lol	ESTP
20/04/18 15:03	Vindicator Phoenix	ESTP
20/04/14 09:54	KashifIrfanBhatti	ESTP
20/04/07 23:42	zayeh	ESTJ
20/03/07 03:30	verybadpig	ESTP
19/10/01 15:25	BasedGOD	ESTP
19/09/10 23:56	Task	ESTP
19/05/24 15:37	jt	ISFJ
19/03/31 10:37	fsninetwo	ESTP
19/03/31 06:42	dustin	ESTP
19/02/21 11:40	nowhereman	ESTP
19/02/04 00:04	NofknPersona	ESTP
19/02/03 03:27	HairyBalls-	ENTP
18/11/18 19:51	HashBIT	ENTP
18/11/16 11:53	Tch	ESTP
20/03/14 11:38	Tman	ETP
18/11/09 13:03	twinpinks	ESTP
18/10/22 17:31	ForestSketcher	ESTP
18/09/27 00:51	LadyX	ESTP
18/08/23 12:23	harbinger	ESTP
18/08/01 20:05	kawaii	ESTJ
18/07/27 05:30	Nyx	ESTJ
18/07/10 04:24	scumfuc	ESTP
18/07/09 11:04	CIA	ESTP
18/07/07 05:07	Zethmal	ESTP
18/06/30 10:44	fg	ESTP
18/06/20 03:03	switchblades	ESTJ
18/06/20 11:33	Sleeper	ESTP
18/07/26 11:24	LVNA	ESTJ
18/06/28 09:29	Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys	ENTP
18/05/19 02:53	edza	ESTJ
18/06/20 03:04	Teru Mikami	ESTP
18/07/26 07:27	~snow~	ESTP
18/05/02 01:30	strawberry crisis	ESTJ
20/01/03 22:51	Taco110	ESTP

date	username	vote
24/12/05 21:21	Reinek	ESTP
23/02/03 03:43	GIJOEBusta Cap	ESTP
22/03/01 23:16	Woll Smoth	ESTP
21/04/25 22:51	cyber_ninja	ESTP
20/04/14 09:54	KashifIrfanBhatti	ESTP
19/11/01 01:32	Not Now	ESTP
19/09/10 23:56	Task	ESTP
19/05/31 20:36	Robosheep	ESFJ
19/05/24 15:37	jt	ISFJ
19/03/31 10:37	fsninetwo	ESTP
19/02/04 16:32	~snow~	ESTP
19/02/03 10:20	Phantom	ESTP
19/01/27 21:50	tch	ESTP
20/03/14 11:38	Tman	ESTP
18/08/31 18:30	LVNA	ESFP
18/08/01 22:03	switchblades	ESFP
18/08/01 20:06	kawaii	ESFP
18/07/28 02:33	strawberry crisis	ESFP
18/12/09 03:50	Taco110	ESFP
18/05/14 12:56	fg	ESTP

date	username	vote
23/02/03 03:43	GIJOEBusta Cap	3w4
22/04/06 16:07	Woll Smoth	3w4
21/07/08 22:22	bibliology	8w7
22/04/06 06:15	cyber_ninja	8w7
20/09/04 12:54	Amber	cp6w7
20/05/28 11:06	afranuripk	3w2
20/06/09 17:42	sudeozcan	8w7
20/04/14 09:54	KashifIrfanBhatti	3w4
19/09/10 23:56	Task	8w7
19/09/01 17:18	Not Now	3w4
19/05/31 02:07	jt	7wb
19/03/31 10:37	fsninetwo	8w7
19/02/04 16:51	Lol	3w4
19/02/04 16:30	~snow~	3w4
19/02/04 00:03	NofknPersona	8w7
19/02/03 10:20	Phantom	3w2
19/01/15 00:54	tman	3w2
18/09/27 00:50	LadyX	8w9
18/08/23 12:24	harbinger	8w7
18/08/01 22:14	switchblades	3w4
18/08/01 20:04	kawaii	3w4
18/07/26 11:24	LVNA	3w4
18/07/10 04:24	scumfuc	8w7
18/07/09 11:05	CIA	3w4
18/07/07 05:07	Zethmal	8w7
18/06/20 03:04	Teru Mikami	3w4
18/05/25 11:23	diobono	3w4
18/05/19 02:53	edza	3w4
18/05/14 12:56	fg	3w2
18/05/02 01:30	strawberry crisis	3w4
18/07/10 04:10	Taco110	3w4

date	username	vote
22/04/06 06:15	cyber_ninja	sx/sp
21/07/08 22:22	bibliology	sx/sp
20/09/04 12:53	Amber	sx/sp
20/06/29 03:40	Diobono	so/sp
20/05/28 11:06	afranuripk	so/sx
20/06/09 17:42	sudeozcan	sx/so
19/03/31 10:37	fsninetwo	so/sp
19/02/25 18:09	tman	so/sp
19/02/04 00:11	NofknPersona	so/sx
19/02/03 10:22	Phantom	so/sp
18/09/27 00:50	LadyX	so/sx
18/07/09 11:06	CIA	so/sp
18/07/07 05:09	Zethmal	so/sx
18/05/19 02:53	edza	so/sx
18/05/19 02:34	Teru Mikami	so/sp
18/05/14 12:56	fg	so/sp
18/07/26 05:48	strawberry crisis	so/sx
18/07/10 04:10	Taco110	so/sp

date	username	vote
20/04/14 09:54	KashifIrfanBhatti	387
19/10/11 19:37	Not Now	387
19/07/06 05:59	tman	378
19/03/31 10:38	fsninetwo	836
19/02/21 20:55	ResoluteSoul	378
19/02/04 23:38	LadyX	873
18/12/03 13:08	Taco110	386
18/10/22 17:30	ForestSketcher	378
18/09/14 09:10	Teru Mikami	385
18/09/14 05:40	fg	378
18/09/13 08:52	switchblades	385

date	username	vote
23/09/03 22:39	pollo	ESE
22/03/01 23:16	Woll Smoth	SEE
20/09/04 12:53	Amber	SLE
20/11/12 16:13	spaceynyc	SEE
20/04/14 09:54	KashifIrfanBhatti	SEE
20/01/19 19:42	zazu	SLE
19/12/23 22:37	ethan	SEE
19/11/01 01:32	Not Now	SEE
19/10/12 14:10	DJ	SEE
19/10/01 15:25	BasedGOD	SEE
19/09/10 23:56	Task	SEE
19/05/07 09:21	Avalonia	SLE
19/02/22 09:57	Teru Mikami	LSE
19/11/01 16:53	Tman	SEE
19/02/03 10:22	Phantom	SEE
18/10/29 08:36	switchblades	SEE
18/07/10 04:25	scumfuc	SLE
18/06/30 10:44	fg	SEE
18/05/30 02:35	LVNA	SEE
18/05/19 02:52	edza	SEE
18/06/11 08:17	strawberry crisis	SEE
18/07/10 04:10	Taco110	SEE

date	username	vote
20/11/09 15:45	Lol	VFLE
20/10/03 13:52	Flower-like	VFLE
20/05/25 22:37	Thyssen	VFLE
20/03/14 02:37	LadyX	VFLE
20/01/03 22:51	Taco110	VFLE
19/11/01 09:09	fg	VFLE
19/12/20 17:11	Tman	VFLE
19/10/15 16:32	strawberry crisis	VFLE

Flower-like INFP 4 2020/11/13 (Fri) 03:16:23 #8545
I don't know what to make of Trump, I don't hate him and this is enough to have me diagnosed as a psychopath and thrown out of a society that he is not even President of.

Editing post #8545 by Flower-like I don't know what to make of Trump, I don't hate him and this is enough to have me diagnosed as a psychopath and thrown out of a society that he is not even President of.
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	Jacobus INFJ 4w5 EIE 2020/04/14 (Tue) 00:49:04 #7984
	He's really a very boring person, one of the most boring presidents we've ever had. Only Obama, Ford, and the Gilded Age presidents are more boring.

Editing post #7984 by Jacobus He's really a very boring person, one of the most boring presidents we've ever had. Only Obama, Ford, and the Gilded Age presidents are more boring.
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	jt ISFJ 1 <3 fg 2019/07/09 (Tue) 06:19:17 #6612
	rather than discord with neo conservatives, vote here https://www.misterpoll.com/polls/626018 I'm still convinced on the ISFJ

Editing post #6612 by jt <p>rather than discord with neo conservatives, vote here <a href="https://www.misterpoll.com/polls/626018">https://www.misterpoll.com/polls/626018</a></p> <p>I'm still convinced on the ISFJ</p>
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Teru Mikami 2019/06/22 (Sat) 07:22:00 #6475
no he actually changed in a very short period of time in the late 80s and went from calmly talking like that on shows to calling everyone incompetent, my point isn't that those are his actual values but that loud and dumb trump is an act

Editing post #6475 by Teru Mikami <p>no he actually changed in a very short period of time in the late 80s and went from calmly talking like that on shows to calling everyone incompetent, my point isn't that those are his actual values but that loud and dumb trump is an act</p>
Replying to post #6475 by Teru Mikami

Teru Mikami 2019/06/17 (Mon) 01:04:33 #6440
kinda weird that the loud, dumb retard who says whatever's on his mind was so great at feigning humility, intellect, restraint and a desire for a simple family life until the mid-late 80s happened.. what a psychopath!

Editing post #6440 by Teru Mikami <p>kinda weird that the loud, dumb retard who says whatever's on his mind was so great at feigning humility, intellect, restraint and a desire for a simple family life until the mid-late 80s happened.. what a psychopath!</p>
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Teru Mikami 2019/06/17 (Mon) 00:57:46 #6439
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnrMpKqZtD0&ab_channel=CNN hmmm

Editing post #6439 by Teru Mikami <p><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnrMpKqZtD0&ab_channel=CNN">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnrMpKqZtD0&ab_channel=CNN</a> hmmm</p>
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Teru Mikami 2019/02/04 (Mon) 22:45:31 #5180
couldn't have put it any better tbh thanks for always translating my dumbass jokes

Editing post #5180 by Teru Mikami <p>couldn't have put it any better tbh thanks for always translating my dumbass jokes</p>
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Teru Mikami 2019/02/04 (Mon) 09:42:49 #5171
trump has always been loud (and bad) there is no evidence that shows he's just using the foundations of democratic elections to get more votes, he's just always been loud and dumb tbh (like all republicans haha) trust me his tweets are 100% serious too, what a disgusting (bad) person yikes

Editing post #5171 by Teru Mikami <p>trump has always been loud (and bad) there is no evidence that shows he's just using the foundations of democratic elections to get more votes, he's just always been loud and dumb tbh (like all republicans haha) trust me his tweets are 100% serious too, what a disgusting (bad) person yikes</p>
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	tman INTP 5w4/1w9/4w5 Sx/Sp ILI 2018/11/16 (Fri) 01:53:48 #4103
	Ne= often seems like he's inrupting himself, reacts imdeantly, comes up with ideas of the top of his head Ti= dose what he thinks is a good idea Fe= cars what others think good a playing to a crowd Si= often dons't thinl through the pratical side of what he says

Editing post #4103 by tman <p>Ne= often seems like he's inrupting himself, reacts imdeantly, comes up with ideas of the top of his head</p> <p>Ti= dose what he thinks is a good idea</p> <p>Fe= cars what others think good a playing to a crowd</p> <p>Si= often dons't thinl through the pratical side of what he says</p>
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	Dr. Klemphoff 5w6 LII 2018/09/13 (Thu) 22:19:19 #3273
	Has anyone given thought to INFJ 1w2 for Trump?

Editing post #3273 by Dr. Klemphoff <p>Has anyone given thought to INFJ 1w2 for Trump?</p>
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	switchblades INFP delete 2018/08/02 (Thu) 12:55:53 #2522
	what a 6! he's turning this argument into sides by mentioning galaxy! Sad!

Editing post #2522 by switchblades <p>what a 6! he's turning this argument into sides by mentioning galaxy! Sad!</p>
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	Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys INTP 5w4 2018/08/02 (Thu) 12:37:58 #2518
	Idk why you people feel the need to constantly refer to me as PikUp, even if I was I don't understand why that would be relevant

Editing post #2518 by Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys <p>Idk why you people feel the need to constantly refer to me as PikUp, even if I was I don't understand why that would be relevant</p>
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	Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys INTP 5w4 2018/08/02 (Thu) 12:33:05 #2515
	Alright, I'm just not going to acknowledge you from now on lol

Editing post #2515 by Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys <p>Alright, I'm just not going to acknowledge you from now on lol</p>
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	switchblades INFP delete 2018/08/02 (Thu) 12:31:32 #2514
	nah im boolin

Editing post #2514 by switchblades <p>nah im boolin</p>
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	Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys INTP 5w4 2018/08/02 (Thu) 12:31:04 #2513
	Nice dicksucking on me, you obviously want my attention

Editing post #2513 by Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys <p>Nice dicksucking on me, you obviously want my attention</p>
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	Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys INTP 5w4 2018/08/02 (Thu) 12:30:16 #2512
	Water is wet

Editing post #2512 by Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys <p>Water is wet
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	switchblades INFP delete 2018/08/02 (Thu) 12:30:06 #2511
	nice dicksucking on galaxy though dollar

Editing post #2511 by switchblades <p>nice dicksucking on galaxy though dollar</p>
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	switchblades INFP delete 2018/08/02 (Thu) 12:25:04 #2510
	we live in a society

Editing post #2510 by switchblades <p>we live in a society</p>
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	Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys INTP 5w4 2018/08/01 (Wed) 22:15:24 #2503
	That's because of Amazon. Someone who files for bankruptcy 6 times is certainly not anything remotely indicating J

Editing post #2503 by Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys <p>That's because of Amazon. Someone who files for bankruptcy 6 times is certainly not anything remotely indicating J</p>
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	switchblades INFP delete 2018/08/01 (Wed) 22:09:23 #2502
	bankruptcy is a precursor for P? its over for toys r us

Editing post #2502 by switchblades <p>bankruptcy is a precursor for P? its over for toys r us</p>
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	Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys INTP 5w4 2018/08/01 (Wed) 22:07:26 #2501
	Yes, like the 6 times he's filed for bankruptcy. Trump is the president now, he's in the spotlight more than ever. No shit you'd be more aware of his mistakes

Editing post #2501 by Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys <p>Yes, like the 6 times he's filed for bankruptcy. Trump is the president now, he's in the spotlight more than ever. No shit you'd be more aware of his mistakes</p>
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	switchblades INFP delete 2018/08/01 (Wed) 21:50:21 #2500
	ESTJ with very low J, this has probably been said before but look beyond all the antics as of recently and look how calculated he was before his rise to presidency

Editing post #2500 by switchblades <p>ESTJ with very low J, this has probably been said before but look beyond all the antics as of recently and look how calculated he was before his rise to presidency</p>
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	Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys INTP 5w4 2018/08/01 (Wed) 12:34:43 #2492
	Your concession is accepted

Editing post #2492 by Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys <p>Your concession is accepted</p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/08/01 (Wed) 12:33:33 #2491
	Bravo! You did it again.

Editing post #2491 by strawberry crisis <p>Bravo! You did it again.</p>
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	Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys INTP 5w4 2018/08/01 (Wed) 12:31:37 #2490
	Aww that's cute, you think you have a point lmao it's like watching a 5 year old trying to learn trigonometry

Editing post #2490 by Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys <p>Aww that's cute, you think you have a point lmao it's like watching a 5 year old trying to learn trigonometry </p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/08/01 (Wed) 12:24:27 #2489
	Hahaha yes very funny meme that doesn’t have anything important to do with the thread

Editing post #2489 by strawberry crisis <p>Hahaha yes very funny meme that doesn’t have anything important to do with the thread</p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/07/30 (Mon) 20:54:54 #2464
	Can you explain comment #2425 to me?

Editing post #2464 by strawberry crisis <p>Can you explain comment #2425 to me?</p>
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	Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys INTP 5w4 2018/07/30 (Mon) 20:51:45 #2463
	What do you have against evidence? What has evidence ever done to you? How can you correct assumptions if you present no evidence? How do you come to conclusions without evidence. When you cant back up your argument "You missed the point"

Editing post #2463 by Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys <p>What do you have against evidence? What has evidence ever done to you? How can you correct assumptions if you present no evidence? How do you come to conclusions without evidence. </p> <p> </p> <p>When you cant back up your argument "You missed the point"</p>
Replying to post #2463 by Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys

	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/07/30 (Mon) 20:33:25 #2461
	This is your cue to look up the definition of “gaslighting,” but before that, let’s try this: give me a summary of everything that’s happened in this discussion and point out each person’s reasoning-related failings. Go comment by comment to avoid reductionistic storytelling.

Editing post #2461 by strawberry crisis <p>This is your cue to look up the definition of “gaslighting,” but before that, let’s try this: give me a summary of everything that’s happened in this discussion and point out each person’s reasoning-related failings. Go comment by comment to avoid reductionistic storytelling. </p>
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	Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys INTP 5w4 2018/07/30 (Mon) 20:28:04 #2459
	She's so incpable, it's pretty sad really lol

Editing post #2459 by Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys <p>She's so incpable, it's pretty sad really lol</p>
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	Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys INTP 5w4 2018/07/30 (Mon) 20:19:41 #2456
	"I know words, I have the best words" -Strawberry Crisis

Editing post #2456 by Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys <p>"I know words, I have the best words" -Strawberry Crisis</p>
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	Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys INTP 5w4 2018/07/30 (Mon) 19:52:11 #2453
	I'm not going to believe you just cause you say so. And you get on people about evidence all the time. If you want to guide people than present evidence

Editing post #2453 by Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys <p>I'm not going to believe you just cause you say so. And you get on people about evidence all the time. If you want to guide people than present evidence</p>
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	Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys INTP 5w4 2018/07/30 (Mon) 19:44:11 #2452
	In one ear, out the other :/ I had higher hopes for you. But if you wanna type others with no evidence to back up your claims and can't even decide on a type yourself than whatever

Editing post #2452 by Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys <p>In one ear, out the other :/ I had higher hopes for you. But if you wanna type others with no evidence to back up your claims and can't even decide on a type yourself than whatever</p>
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	fg xxTJ 6w5 Beta ST 2018/07/28 (Sat) 05:01:31 #2433
	he is focused on how people see him more than how he follow his internal values. Fe>Fi.his tactics are constantly adapted to new situation not planned long time before. Ti>Te

Editing post #2433 by fg <p>he is focused on how people see him more than how he follow his internal values. Fe>Fi.his tactics are constantly adapted to new situation not planned long time before. Ti>Te</p>
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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/07/26 (Thu) 21:19:36 #2406
	I honestly think I can only leave this at the fact that I know him better than you and that you’ll only have to take my word for it. Besides, seeing ESTJ 3w4 shouldn’t even be hard given what type 3 means and how Trump conducts himself.

Editing post #2406 by strawberry crisis <p>I honestly think I can only leave this at the fact that I know him better than you and that you’ll only have to take my word for it. Besides, seeing ESTJ 3w4 shouldn’t even be hard given what type 3 means and how Trump conducts himself.</p>
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