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Guys, don't worry about it. I've been familiar with socionics for about a year, and I know people who have been immersed in it for much longer. As practice shows, no matter how many tests you take, the probability of getting the right answer is only 50-60%. The most accurate typing is possible only if a person reads about socionics themselves, makes their friends read it, they get into it, and after about two or three months, they can type themselves and others. Or, instead of making their friends read it, they can find experienced socionics experts and talk to them; after about a week, they will be able to accurately determine your psychotype. No matter how many socionics experts you ask (including me), I am Don Quixote, but I have never come up as that in the tests. So, think about it. Alucard
There are a total of 16 socionic types
Jack London Don Quixote Robespierre Balzac Hamlet Huxley Dostoevsky Yesenin Hugo Caesar Dreiser Dumas Stirlitz Zhukov Maxim Gorky Jean Gabin
Hmm. I'm seeing Caesar for the first time; it's always been Napoleon, and Caesar was a secondary name, more often mentioned in the description as an example of Napoleon.
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