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| public myers-briggs votes | (25/08/12 12:49) nicotineseries: TP |
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| public enneagram votes | (25/08/12 12:47) nicotineseries: 5w4 |
| public instinctual variant votes | (25/08/24 15:26) nicotineseries: so/sp |
| public tritype® votes | (25/08/29 21:27) nicotineseries: 549 |
| public sociotype votes | (25/08/18 23:07) nicotineseries: LII |
| public psychosophy votes | (25/08/13 13:10) nicotineseries: LVEF |
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I know where you commented about this person here and I understand that. But it should be okay to compare one type to another using a person's behavior. However, comparing one type to another using a person's behavior is permissible, as long as the cognitive function, their axis and their description is used correctly. In fact, the function does not indicate anything about behaviour, and moreover, all else being equal, so there is no difference between each MBTI type.