| public myers-briggs votes | (22/03/26 01:20) Woll Smoth: ENFP | | (18/12/29 01:46) LadyX: ENFP |
| (18/12/25 02:18) Jacobus: ENFP |
| (18/12/06 18:32) tch: ENFP |
| (18/12/06 18:35) twinpinks: ENFP |
| (18/09/14 18:45) switchblades: ENFP |
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| public function votes | (22/03/08 17:21) Woll Smoth: ENFP | | (21/08/18 17:50) Tman: ENTJ |
| (19/02/06 11:55) tch: ENFP |
| (18/12/30 00:36) fg: ENFP |
| (18/09/14 18:46) switchblades: ENFJ |
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| public enneagram votes | (22/04/19 23:36) Woll Smoth: 8w7 | | (21/08/18 17:50) Tman: 8w9 |
| (18/12/29 01:47) LadyX: 7w8 |
| (20/01/18 23:16) Jacobus: 7w8 |
| (19/01/31 10:31) LVNA: 7w8 |
| (18/09/14 18:45) switchblades: 6w7 |
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| public instinctual variant votes | (21/08/18 17:52) Tman: so/sp | | (18/12/25 02:19) Jacobus: sx/so |
| (18/09/14 18:48) switchblades: sx/so |
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| public tritype® votes | (20/01/18 23:17) Jacobus: 714 | | (18/12/29 01:48) LadyX: 714 |
| (18/09/14 18:48) switchblades: 682 |
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| public sociotype votes | (22/04/19 23:35) Woll Smoth: SLE | | (21/08/18 17:52) Tman: SLE |
| (20/01/18 23:16) Jacobus: SLE |
| (18/09/14 19:44) LVNA: ILE |
| (18/09/14 18:46) switchblades: LSI |
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| public psychosophy votes | (21/08/18 17:52) Tman: VLFE | | (19/11/19 01:28) Jacobus: VELF |
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Say what one will about the merits of communism or the morality of his actions, but whoever can claim to not want to be a quixotic international revolutionary like Che is either a liar or a very boring person.
Chad
Woah...he is very obviously not LSI...I'm unsure how anyone could think "ENFP LSI" makes any sense. Ti ego is intelligible because of his doctrinairan spirit, but it certainly was not his dominant function. Ep temperament should be fairly obvious...he was continually on the move, sought new experiences, and decided to continue exploring and fighting for a world revolution even though he was offered the chance to help set up Cuba's communist configuration. His Ep spirit can also be seen in his decision to up and leave medical school and simply travel America, being something like the Don Quixote to his own Sancho Panza. I remember reading some quote of his where he said he went on that trip not looking for anything and simply wanting to avoid any fixed form of work. Also I think it's notable that his ideological opinions conformed with his own desires to continue travelling and meet people. He justified murdering people of "low consciousness (really a backwards consciousness in his view)" but didn't admit this was his reason for killing, and instead indicated he simply loved it for the sport (I think this would work the other way if you were dealing with an LSI). But I also think he was ultimately motivated by ideas, and, much like his friends Marx and Castro, was certainly a Jung Ne type.