MBTI Types

>>94494229
Well according to this I'm Maleficent (or on the rare occasion Pocahontas).

>I'm Pocahontas
>I'm literally my least favorite movie of the Disney Renaissance
Do I hate myself and just didn't know it?

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>know MBTI is trash
>still bothered that I can't figure out if INFP or INTP

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>ENTP
>Mushu

>>94494229
>INFP
>Belle

Ironically I once portrayed Gaston for a musical event for kids.

>>94494229
>INFP
>Belle
I'm also drunk, so i don't know if that makes the test more or less honest. Whatever, pretty cool thread.

>>94494229
>ENFP
>Ariel
I kinda always had a soft spot for her, even among other characters I know I should've liked more

>>94494229
the chameleon?

>The popular Myers-Briggs personality test is a joke, writes Vox's Joseph Stromberg. While it might be a fun way to pass the time, he says, it has about as much insight and validity as a Buzzfeed quiz.


>Let's stop using this outdated measure - which has about as much scientific validity as your astrological sign
>Joseph Stromberg, Vox


http://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-echochambers-28315137

>>94494229
INTP-T
Great, I'm a cute animal sidekick.

Being shit with people and plans is consistent with me, but not driven. Just a lazy deadbeat.

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>>94498564
I wouldn't go as far as to say it's worthless. Astrology literally is only based on one factor unrelated to your personality, this is an actual quiz. And, while people who take it too seriously can be cringeworthy (/r9k/), it is usually accurate and can help with character creation from a writing perspective. Won't argue it's scientific though.

>>94496807
Does the -T matter? Since we're turbulent, we switch between thinking and feeling?

>ISTJ
>Elsa
Well that sucks.

>>94496807
Well do you care more about figuring everything out, or fixing the world/people?

>>94498564
>BBC

>>94496958
>PICKLE RIIIICK
I actually don't consider Rick an ENTP. For a scientist, he really lacks a sense of curiosity. he feels way more like a sensor type, like an ESTP, who really fucking loves adventure and danger way more than learning and understanding shit.

>>94499192
https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/give-and-take/201309/goodbye-mbti-the-fad-won-t-die

http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Myers-Briggs_Type_Indicator#Criticism
>Though the MBTI is popular in schools and businesses, it's disfavored by many in the psychological community for its low reliability and lack of external validity. The most common personality assessment tools used by psychologists are the MMPI-2 or the MCMI-III.

http://indiana.edu/~jobtalk/Articles/develop/mbti.pdf
>Measuring the MBTI and coming up short

http://www.psychologyjunkie.com/2015/07/23/debunking-the-major-arguments-against-the-mbti/

https://www.wired.com/2015/05/the-myers-brigg-personality-test-is-bunk-but-i-dont-care/

http://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/the-myers-briggs-personality-test-is-pretty-much-meaningless-9359770/

>We’ve only just scratched the surface. And now this is where we ask you to choose the red or the blue pill.

Based on the quiz, shouldn't I ask what happens if I take both at the same time?

>ISTP-a
Okay.

>ISTP
>Frozen guy
I can't actually remember his name.

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>>94494229
INTP here

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>>94494229
I'm the fucking lizard!?

>>94494229
>ENFP
Cute

>>94499774
>>94499928
>3% of the population

Apparently /co/ isn't a random sampling of human population.

>>94494229
>https://www.16personalities.com/
I'm Belle.

>>94499960

Another /lizardguy/ here, reporting in.

>>94500117
INTP-Autism personality type

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>>94500117
>>94499960
>>94499774
>>94499928
lol

>>94499222
The reason it would appear that Rick is more interested in adventure or danger than understanding shit is because he already understands all the sit that could ever need to be misunderstood and now he's just trying not to kill himself due to the existential burden of that knowledge. He lives for the now because he knows how insignificant life is. However, he also values knowledge and progress, as he's always inventing and pioneering new technologies or coming up with new and exciting ways to do whatever the fuck he wants.

It's also important to note that Rick is always very much aware of what he's doing and where he's going. Even when it appears that he's just fucking around aimlessly, he has an overarching plan grounded in reason and understanding of his situation. The Pickle Rick episode provided a good example of this -- yes, he turned himself into a pickle, but he did so to get out of therapy with his family and with a Rube Goldberg device which would immediately allow him to get out of it once they were gone.

Most of what Rick says and does are not indicative of what's actually going on in his mind. That's one of the key traits of an N.

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First time I've ever done one of these. I'm ENTP, the debater.
>Debater personalities love to brainstorm and think big, but they will avoid getting caught doing the “grunt work” at all costs.
Fuck, I'm an "idea guy".

>>94494229
I'm like frozen guy. Lame.