Tests aren't really necessary. They usually don't give an accurate result. One test called me both Huxley and Balzac. But I'm Hamlet, a hysterical (though rarely, and thankfully not online) poser who loves attention.

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Tests aren't really necessary. They usually don't give an accurate result. One test called me both Huxley and Balzac. But I'm Hamlet, a hysterical (though rarely, and thankfully not online) poser who loves attention.

What? A psychotype is a combination of four Latin letters, just so you know. And its description usually hits the nail on the head.
"Silent people" like to deceive themselves, thinking that they are silent because they are bored of communicating, or people don't suit them, or "I like to withdraw into myself." In reality, as soon as they unintentionally join a conversation, all their great intelligence and subtle inner qualities will not allow them to keep the conversation going; silent people will remain silent, not knowing what to say, or they will awkwardly throw in something about the weather or school, like distant relatives who don't know what to ask the growing boy, except whether he is doing well in school.
Can this be called stupidity? Lack of intelligence? Definitely not intelligence or aristocratic boredom.
Are you that sure?
I don't remember anyone else stating this. But maybe I've forgotten.
What? A psychotype is a combination of four Latin letters, and its description often hits the mark very accurately.
There will also be questions that cannot be answered with a correct, honest answer.

"Silent people" like to deceive themselves, claiming that they are silent because they are bored of communicating, or people don't suit them, or "I like to be introspective." In reality, as soon as they unintentionally join a conversation, their great intelligence and subtle emotional qualities won't allow them to maintain the conversation; silent people will remain silent, not knowing what to say, or they will awkwardly bring up the weather or school, like distant relatives who don't know what to ask the growing boy, except whether he is doing well in school.
Can this be called stupidity? Lack of intelligence? Certainly not intelligence or aristocratic boredom.
What? A psychotype is a combination of four Latin letters, if that's what you mean. And its description often hits the nail on the head.

Visa's problem is that he exaggerated the counter-argument.
Sure, here's the link, or whatever you need.

Oh, but not always. The psychotype only determines the basic structure of the psyche, but what a person is actually like depends on the content.

Therefore, it is necessary to strive to get "in the flow" if you want to succeed in life, otherwise it is impossible.
He accurately identifies the main points and weaknesses.
You're partly right, but simply going with the flow and drifting along won't lead to any success. A person needs an inner core, a set of principles; this is much more important than whether they are talkative or silent. And, of course, diligence.

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I took the test using a book, but it seems to be this one, although there are many clones. But it seems to be the original.
At a company (party), you
- talk to many people, including strangers
- talk to a few – your acquaintances