Robert Owen wrote:
> Spike Jones wrote:
>
> > Its this, friends: most all of us here
> > must have some mental architecture that is wired seriously
> > different...
>
> You rather make us sound like a bunch of inadequate personalities
> suffering from a benign form of autism.
Very benign perhaps. In my book, different is not bad, different
is good. In our world, different is... what?
> I don't think it's quite as bad as that.
Yes and I do not presume to speak for all here. {8^D If you
relate, so be it, if not, into the bit bucket with it.
> Most of us would probably score relatively high in
> introverted and intuitive thinking on the Briggs-Meyers.
Roger that. As I recall we ran that experiment and we ran
high on those scales.
> You will
> recall from Jung that introverted and extroverted personalities
> have a TERRIBLE time understanding each other, not to mention
> the communication difficulties of feeling and thinking types.
Thats it! If you compare the results of extropians with the
general population, we were way more T than F, the opposite
of the majority. Could it be as simple as that? T vs F? spike
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