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Old 09-11-2008, 08:54 PM   #11 (permalink)
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I can be rather clumsy when I'm not paying attention to myself. but this could be related to a part of my type. I'm clumsy sometimes because I'm using extroverted sensing, but not sensing where I am in space, just everything else. Ti also plays into this when I'm doing something, and then suddenly have a great idea that I want to think about which causes an all stop on everything externally. If I'm holding something at a time like this, it can slip from my numb fingers easily enough.
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Old 09-12-2008, 02:32 AM   #12 (permalink)
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The most complicated stuff I paint is stick men.

I have the reflexes of a sloth.

I walk around while lost in a fantasy world (and not tuned in to my surroundings).

I have devoured more (fiction) literature than anyone I know. My dream (since the age of 6) is to be locked, with a steady food supply, inside the biggest Borders I know.

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Old 09-12-2008, 03:00 AM   #13 (permalink)
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I have no interest in engineering. At the moment.

I don't think the descriptions emphasize a thirst for knowledge nearly enough. I want to see everything, experience everything, and know everything, or at least keep working at it until I die. And by this I mean I want to know actual facts, not theories some scientist or prophet comes up with.
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Old 09-12-2008, 04:06 AM   #14 (permalink)
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I don't think the descriptions emphasize a thirst for knowledge nearly enough. I want to see everything, experience everything, and know everything, or at least keep working at it until I die. And by this I mean I want to know actual facts, not theories some scientist or prophet comes up with.
I agree. I've spent many hours looking at all sorts of things on wikipedia and other sites, even if they have nothing to do with anything important. Ex: I spent probably 10 hours looking at stuff about the interstates, and road systems. That was all started by me wanting to know about the speed limit/lack of one in Montana.
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Ex: I spent probably 10 hours looking at stuff about the interstates, and road systems. That was all started by me wanting to know about the speed limit/lack of one in Montana.
I have done that exact same thing.
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Old 09-12-2008, 04:13 AM   #16 (permalink)
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I have done that exact same thing.
So have I...

Someday I'll cruise the Autobahn. Oh yeah, and I want to drive in India, that would be crazy. And the Bolivian Death Road. And so on. I'm like my type description in that way.
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Old 09-13-2008, 03:36 AM   #17 (permalink)
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The most complicated stuff I paint is stick men.

I have the reflexes of a sloth.

I walk around while lost in a fantasy world (and not tuned in to my surroundings).

I have devoured more (fiction) literature than anyone I know. My dream (since the age of 6) is to be locked, with a steady food supply, inside the biggest Borders I know.
INFP much?
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Old 09-13-2008, 04:39 AM   #18 (permalink)
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I'm really clumsy too. Like falling-down-stairs-and-breaking-glasses clumsy. Physical sports (especially team sports) were always a weakness in school for me.

I'm in the majority of the population who's happy with not knowing how things (electronic and otherwise) work as long as they work.

I have a horrible personal memory and often confuse it with dreams/ daydreams.

I do love to read. I want to get on Jeopardy one day, but I know I'll probably never learn enough about classical music/ opera/ medievel European wars for it to happen. (I killed in the "Freaks and Geeks alums" category a few days ago though.)

I don't know how to manipulate people or get them involved in any schemes at all.
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I'm nothing like the description and everything like description, I'm too spread out to really be a determined category...
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INFP much?
As I also believed.

Every test I do though brands me as an ISFP with a strong S at that. I do partially identify with the INFP temperament too though.
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