| public myers-briggs votes | (20/06/28 19:22) bibliology: INFJ | | (20/05/15 14:51) Thyssen: INTJ |
| (20/05/14 18:21) Lucy_Acid: ISFP |
| (20/03/11 14:18) Tman: IFJ |
| (20/01/15 15:43) tch: INFJ |
| (20/01/15 15:25) Jacobus: INFJ |
| (19/02/03 14:57) LadyX: INFJ |
| (18/05/11 11:02) kawaii: INFJ |
| (18/05/12 05:25) EON: INFJ |
| (18/05/02 07:29) Stephen Hearts: INTJ |
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| public function votes | (20/05/15 14:51) Thyssen: INFJ | | (20/01/15 15:43) tch: INFJ |
| (18/05/13 02:54) fg: INFJ |
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| public enneagram votes | (25/07/01 11:55) Woll Smoth: 1w2 | | (20/05/15 14:51) Thyssen: 1w2 |
| (20/04/25 00:33) bibliology: 1w2 |
| (20/03/11 14:20) Tman: 1w2 |
| (20/01/15 16:45) Phantom: 1w2 |
| (20/01/15 15:25) Jacobus: 1w2 |
| (19/02/03 14:57) LadyX: 1w2 |
| (18/05/09 02:18) EON: 1w2 |
| (18/05/02 07:31) Stephen Hearts: 1w2 |
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| public instinctual variant votes | (20/03/11 14:18) Tman: sp/so | | (20/01/15 15:25) Jacobus: so/sp |
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| public tritype® votes | (20/03/11 14:21) Tman: 164 | | (19/02/03 14:58) LadyX: 461 |
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| public sociotype votes | (22/03/04 21:50) Woll Smoth: ESI | | (20/05/15 14:51) Thyssen: ESI |
| (20/05/14 18:21) Lucy_Acid: ESI |
| (20/03/11 15:25) fleetingpetals1: ESI |
| (20/03/11 14:11) Tman: ESI |
| (20/01/15 16:45) Phantom: ESI |
| (19/08/23 19:24) Jacobus: LIE |
| (19/05/07 14:56) Avalonia: IEI |
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| public psychosophy votes | (20/05/15 14:51) Thyssen: VEFL | | (20/05/14 18:21) Lucy_Acid: VEFL |
| (20/01/15 16:45) Phantom: VEFL |
| (20/01/15 15:25) Jacobus: VEFL |
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The 16types forum has him as ESI, but in russialand he’s seen nearly unanimously as SEE. No idea how that makes sense. 
Well, he's almost always typed NF, and even in Socionic forum he was mainly typed ESI. Of course that doesn't prove much.
Can....can T types not have values? Tolstoy was a hardcore rationalist with a god complex. His life was consumed with trying to apply rational thought to irrational questions of life and faith and death. He literally re-wrote the gospel to remove any hint of the supernatural and sought to rearrange the story to fit a more logical pattern because he hated how irrational all the mysticism and spiritual stuff was. His staunch rationalist beliefs created friction with his growing realization of life as being inherently meaningless. And this was the impetus for the creation of many of his stories. If he took an MBTI test I'm reasonably sure he would score way, way higher on T than F.