Paris Hilton

[Craft]

Nah, to me, Che has serious Ni and so is most likely an Ni dominant.

 

[Aleksei]

Che wasn't the man with a vision, that was Fidel. Che was just an awesomely brilliant tactician - Ne.

 

[Virtual ghost]

Probably a SP of somekind. (which knows when and how to use her NJ shadow)

 

[Speed Gavroche]

ISTP

She's too low-energy and undynamic to be an extrovert. And her catch phrase "that's hot" is in monotone.

No ESTP is that dull.

Yes, she's ISTP. Just see the character of Elvira Hancock from Scarface. Same type of people. I'am wondering about her enneagram... I think she could be a 3w4, or maybe a 5, I don't know.

Nicole Richie is perhaps an ISFJ in my opinion, and a 9w8.

 

[Sol_]

INFP

 

[Betty Blue]

Che wasn't the man with a vision, that was Fidel. Che was just an awesomely brilliant tactician - Ne.

Che was full of vision, it took him a while to develop his ideals. It was infact his vision and lack of tactical awareness that led to his downfall.

 

[Saslou]

SJs are not clever, scheming bastards. Ps are not businesspeople writ large, especially SPs.

:rolli: .. You are so cocksure and ignorant.

Place money on it and I'm pretty sure you'll loose .. At the end of the day, everyone (regardless of type) will look after their own.

What a waste of a potentially smart/knowledgeable mind.

Hang on .. Did you get burnt by a sensor thus the hostility towards them??

 

[Aleksei]

:rolli: .. You are so cocksure and ignorant.

Cocksure, yes. Ignorant... no.

Place money on it and I'm pretty sure you'll loose .. At the end of the day, everyone (regardless of type) will look after their own.

Correction: NTs and STPs do that (but STPs are not very good at it). We're a social species and as such normal people (as defined by SJs, who comprise 44% of the population) act like it.

What a waste of a potentially smart/knowledgeable mind.

Excuse me?

Off the top of my head:

1,024 x 2,357 = 2,413,568

GDP per capita of the world: $9,800
GDP per capita of the United States: $48,500
GDP per capita of Chile: $14,500
Light speed: 300,000 km/h, or 186,000 mph
Entanglement theory: States that any two particles created simultaneously will behave in the same way.
Engine code of the Nissan Skyline R32-R34 engine: RB26DETT
Engine code of the Mazda RX-8 Rotary engine: Renesis
Coca-Cola was originally designed as a cocaine-laced alcoholic drink in the 1890s. After the prohibition its creator replaced the alcohol with sugar and kept the cocaine. later, when the Harrison Act was passed, the cocaine was eliminated, resulting in the drink we all know and love today. Unlike its competitor, Pepsi has never contained the ingredient it's (misleadingly) named after: Pepsin.

The sentence I bolded in your quote is out of place.

Hang on .. Did you get burnt by a sensor thus the hostility towards them??

My best friend is an SP. I'm not hostile towards all Sensors, just stupid ones (which happen to be most).

 

[Speed Gavroche]

 

[Saslou]

Off the top of my head:

1,024 x 2,357 = 2,413,568

GDP per capita of the world: $9,800
GDP per capita of the United States: $48,500
GDP per capita of Chile: $14,500
Light speed: 300,000 km/h, or 186,000 mph
Entanglement theory: States that any two particles created simultaneously will behave in the same way.
Engine code of the Nissan Skyline R32-R34 engine: RB26DETT
Engine code of the Mazda RX-8 Rotary engine: Renesis
Coca-Cola was originally designed as a cocaine-laced alcoholic drink in the 1890s. After the prohibition its creator replaced the alcohol with sugar and kept the cocaine. later, when the Harrison Act was passed, the cocaine was eliminated, resulting in the drink we all know and love today. Unlike its competitor, Pepsi has never contained the ingredient it's (misleadingly) named after: Pepsin.

The sentence I bolded in your quote is out of place.


My best friend is an SP. I'm not hostile towards all Sensors, just stupid ones (which happen to be most).

This is so cute, thanks for the insight .. Oh hang on, i could pull this shit off the internet if i actually cared .. But then i am not out to impress anyone.

Wow .. You are so smart How about you come up with an idea that's your own, that you've drawn your own conclusions on with the help of a little life experience?

Seriously i do think you're a sensor .. You are rigid, your thoughts are concrete (not that i have been checking out your posts because i have a life)
.. Could you possibly be in denial???

 

[Nonsensical]

Che wasn't the man with a vision, that was Fidel. Che was just an awesomely brilliant tactician - Ne.

+1

 

[JustHer]

This is so cute, thanks for the insight .. Oh hang on, i could pull this shit off the internet if i actually cared .. But then i am not out to impress anyone.

Wow .. You are so smart How about you come up with an idea that's your own, that you've drawn your own conclusions on with the help of a little life experience?

Seriously i do think you're a sensor .. You are rigid, your thoughts are concrete (not that i have been checking out your posts because i have a life)
.. Could you possibly be in denial???

He's probably like 12.

 

[Craft]

@saslou aleksei.

The argument itself is idiotic---though my own comment may be so as well.

 

[Laurie]

My best friend is an SP. I'm not hostile towards all Sensors, just stupid ones (which happen to be most).

Just so you know, most of us probably think you are a stupid one. Or just very unaware of others.

Have you tried INTP Central?

 

[Speed Gavroche]

Or ENTP.org:rolli:

 

[Aleksei]

Che was full of vision, it took him a while to develop his ideals. It was infact his vision and lack of tactical awareness that led to his downfall.

Bullcrap. Che changed his ideals constantly, to match the times. He was more a revolutionary tactician than an actual government leader (like the ENTJ Castro) or theorist (like the INTP Marx).

This is so cute, thanks for the insight .. Oh hang on, i could pull this shit off the internet if i actually cared .. But then i am not out to impress anyone.

Wow .. You are so smart How about you come up with an idea that's your own, that you've drawn your own conclusions on with the help of a little life experience?

Seriously i do think you're a sensor .. You are rigid, your thoughts are concrete (not that i have been checking out your posts because i have a life)
.. Could you possibly be in denial???

Proof?

EDIT: Oh, and one more thing you can't find on the internet; The solution to the Grandfather Paradox (Which states that if you go back in time and kill your grandhather you cease to exist). The two possible solutions being that: either events will conspire against it happening (because if you are never born then you can't ever go back and it can't ever happen), or that you will kill your grandfather in an alternate timeline and not disappear after doing it. In either case, you can't prevent yourself from being born, because that'd be like swallowing your tongue: Your tongue itself is required to do any swallowing, much like you'd need to be alive to prevent yourself from coming to life (which would itself prevent you from being alive).

Just so you know, most of us probably think you are a stupid one. Or just very unaware of others.

Have you tried INTP Central?

You're free to call me stupid (It's untrue and you're doing it out of sympathy but whatever), but stupid what? Because I'm most certainly not a sensor, given I'm not detail-oriented or factual; I use data as a springboard, rather than the end of my thought process. Most of what I've said so far about sensors has been extrapolation from the definition of Si, Se, and the fact Sensors have a lower statistical IQ average than intuitives.

 

[Betty Blue]

Bullcrap. Che changed his ideals constantly, to match the times. He was more a revolutionary tactician than an actual government leader (like the ENTJ Castro) or theorist (like the INTP Marx).

No. I did not state he was or should have been a government leader, nor did he ever state he wanted to be one or that he thought of it as part of his journey. I said he was a visionary, which he was. I agree he was a revolutionary and i also agree Castro was always intending on being the "Leader" but it was Castro that made the majority of tactical plans and decisions. As far as i have read Che developed his ideals rather than changing them constantly. He was an avid reader esp of marxism and it was through his reading and travelling that he developed his ideals.

 

[Glycerine]

haha, like in true ENXP fashion, Paris Hilton to Fidel Castro.

 

[Thalassa]

Cocksure, yes. Ignorant... no.


Correction: NTs and STPs do that (but STPs are not very good at it). We're a social species and as such normal people (as defined by SJs, who comprise 44% of the population) act like it.

SJs are quite adept at looking after their own, and also their families and closest friends. Si is, after all, frequently concerned with stability, safety, health, order, and cleanliness. There is most definitely a self-preservation instinct in being vigilant about protecting one's mate/offspring/parents/community and friends. Being a social animal is part of self-preservation. For you to not comprehend that seems rigid, closed-minded, and ...dare I say it?....smacks of Randroid behavior. Even NFs have a self-preservation instinct: first of all you apparently don't comprehend the nature of Fi, and secondly Hitler was an ENFJ and he seemed quite concerned with protecting his own....country and race.

Excuse me?

Off the top of my head:

1,024 x 2,357 = 2,413,568

GDP per capita of the world: $9,800
GDP per capita of the United States: $48,500
GDP per capita of Chile: $14,500
Light speed: 300,000 km/h, or 186,000 mph
Entanglement theory: States that any two particles created simultaneously will behave in the same way.
Engine code of the Nissan Skyline R32-R34 engine: RB26DETT
Engine code of the Mazda RX-8 Rotary engine: Renesis
Coca-Cola was originally designed as a cocaine-laced alcoholic drink in the 1890s. After the prohibition its creator replaced the alcohol with sugar and kept the cocaine. later, when the Harrison Act was passed, the cocaine was eliminated, resulting in the drink we all know and love today. Unlike its competitor, Pepsi has never contained the ingredient it's (misleadingly) named after: Pepsin.

SJs are usually quite good at math and memorizing facts due to Si. They often make excellent students. I'm not sure how you imagine you're displaying your superiority here.

At any rate, even with the abilities you've displayed here, you could still be quite socially retarded and lack the ability to grasp the subtleties of the humanities. Intellect, aside from mental retardation or other severe cases of brain malfunction, is relative.

The sentence I bolded in your quote is out of place.


My best friend is an SP. I'm not hostile towards all Sensors, just stupid ones (which happen to be most).

It's a mistake to believe that all NTs are incredibly intelligent, or that all sensors are "stupid." It only shows that you don't quite grasp type theory - which isn't surprising given that you thought Paris Hilton is an ENFJ.

 

[BlackCat]

It only shows that you don't quite grasp type theory - which isn't surprising given that you thought Paris Hilton is an ENFJ.

He also vigilantly thinks Harry Potter is an ESTP. And in a typing thread I recall he said "INFP, ENFP, and ENTJ all fit. But I'm going with ENTP."