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| public myers-briggs votes | (19/08/01 03:39) jt: INTP |
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jt ISFJ 1 <3 fg <3 fg  I do sometimes think he's more of a sensor... however sensors likely would not let these ideas such as repitilans take over their lives, plus I've seen numerous examples of David Icke overthinking. He's got the main idea of something so I'd say (intuiive) N, because sensors would question every detail of it.For example, Dr. Eben Alexander is more of a sensor, since he was able to articulate every detail of his visions. But David Icke did something different - he formed an entire community on this idea, and did substanially more research, while lets just say Dr. Eben Alexander did not go nearly as far. Wait, doesn't that make David Icke an extrovert? Seeing his videos of his apartment, and him speaking via youtube both the speeches and the one-person audience videos and interviews, hes more interested in explaining his concepts deeply, so I'd say introverted. Thinker, because a feeler type would not research nearly as extensively. Perciever - goes off tangents in this "conspiracy theory field".  0
2019-08-10 03:40:53am (post #6936) |
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jt ISFJ 1 <3 fg <3 fg His ideas on reptilain is actually quite seen in many folklore, religions, films, and books, but he's very good at explaining them in a way that makes it easy to understand. He's a football player so I highly doubt INTJ. INTP because he has Introverted Thinking which means hes able to fend off where INTJs may struggle to not only that, but to have a fair audience base and STILL be ALIVE. Fi-user would not stand being laughed at for such reptilian ideas. 0
2019-08-01 08:37:39am (post #6822) |
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