Reason
Percolated
- MBTI
- INTP
Rebellious nappingI don't see INTPs as 'rebels', though, they seem too apathetic for that
Rebellious nappingI don't see INTPs as 'rebels', though, they seem too apathetic for that
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Something like this maybe. Each type has a 'primary disposition' towards the social structure, and a 'secondary disposition' that sometimes expresses, though some types have 'double dispositions'. Not set in stone, of course, just fiddling around.
E.g. Not sure about ISTJs... who are usually thought of as the quintessential conformists.
I don't see INTPs as 'rebels', though, they seem too apathetic for that - I would put them in a 'dismissive/outsider/escape' cluster. E.g. (not final):
CONFORM
CONQUER
REBEL
ESCAPE
(INTP in here)
I am so normal, why am I the only normal person, I must be weird
Can you explain in layman's terms what the method of your 'data' is?I just whipped this together in a minute, it's not perfect or in line with the data 100%, but the system is constructed more like this
Can you explain in layman's terms what the method of your 'data' is?
Very cool... What are the two dimensions?Ends up like this. The percentage at the bottom expresses the total proportion of each cluster. One might ask why INTP is grouped with the rebels? Well, it's the data: the average distance to the other two is less than the fifth cluster
There's much more to it than this and quite a lot of questions it opens up. I think it has the potential to tell some compelling narratives
Oh wow... interesting, didn't expect that.Responses to psychopathy: nature vs nurture
For what it's worth, you're forgiven.
Been on my mind for three years