Re: FW: Fwd: The Geek Syndrome

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> >> Damien Broderick
> >> [another INTJ, and hence hardly in the ordinary, default, normal range
> >> anyway, except on this list...]
> >
> ><raising hand> me too, another INTJ
>
> ich auch!
> Amara

While INTJs are probably a minority of Extropians in general,
it doesn't surprize me that we (yep, me too) are prominent on the
mailing list. Those "J"s give us strong opinions, and those "I"s
prevent us from expressing them in most real-life situations,
making a mailing list the perfect platform.

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