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Originally Posted by Maverick
But the fact of not belonging anywhere makes you belong in the group of people who belong nowhere.
Outsiders form a group of people that are insiders when they're together.
You know, it's a bit like the antisocials getting together in the name of anarchy and adopting their own dress code, etc. In the end, you always belong somewhere.
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Good point... although I am laughing to myself now because INTPc is full of people who do not belong, who then tell other people who doesn't belong with the unbelongers. (e.g., many of the people at MBTIc were told they didn't belong at INTPc... so they're here.)
Sociological recursion -- oh, I'm getting dizzy...
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Originally Posted by Randomnity
...It's a very common adolescent thing, isn't it?
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Yup, that is what I think, now that I am watching everyone else go through this process. Many of the young 'uns at INTPc are in that stage; but once they get into their mid-20's and later, I think the feeling will diminish for most of them.