Take this test and post your result

[oops_ur_dead]

https://www.16personalities.com/free-personality-test

hint: if yours starts with I then you're beta af

I got ENTP btw

[Obscene]

ENTP-A (Debater)
I suppose this is accurate. I am a tactician by nature, and debates are battles of words and minds. I hate arguments because those are battles of words and hearts.

[Suntax]

COMMANDER

[deathworlds]

ESTP-A "Entrepreneur"

I remember this test from a while ago and the answer remains the same.

But I suppose this is correct, I enjoy flexability over stability in almost every case.

[RLVG]

As a parent, you would rather see your child grow up kind than smart.

QUICK

SOMEONE BORROW ME A KID SO I CAN ANSWER THIS



Mediator (INFP-t) "No one can stop you from dreaming"

Mind
- 33% Extraverted, 67% Introverted.

Energy
- 65% Intuitive, 35% Observant.

Nature
- 47% Thinking, 53% Feeling.

Tactics
- 20% Judging, 80% Prospecting.

Identity
- 47% Assertive, 53% Turbulent.

INFP personalities are true idealists, always looking for the hint of good in even the worst of people and events, searching for ways to make things better. While they may be perceived as calm, reserved, or even shy, INFPs have an inner flame and passion that can truly shine. Comprising just 4% of the population, the risk of feeling misunderstood is unfortunately high for the INFP personality type – but when they find like-minded people to spend their time with, the harmony they feel will be a fountain of joy and inspiration.

[Mugy]

[SuperJack]

YOUR PERSONALITY TYPE IS:
LOGICIAN (INTP-T)

Hmm, it is not supposed to do that...
MIND
This trait determines how we interact with our environment.
25%75%
INTROVERTED
ENERGY
This trait shows where we direct our mental energy.
71%
INTUITIVE
29%
OBSERVANT
NATURE
This trait determines how we make decisions and cope with emotions.
60%
THINKING
40%
FEELING
TACTICS
This trait reflects our approach to work, planning and decision-making.
12%88%
PROSPECTING
IDENTITY
This trait underpins all others, showing how confident we are in our abilities and decisions.
37%
ASSERTIVE
63%
TURBULENT
SEND RESULTS BY E-MAIL

[Cryptonic]

ESTP-A

[deathworlds]

ESTP-A

*high five*

[yzb25]

YOUR PERSONALITY TYPE IS:
LOGICIAN (INTP-T)

Hmm, it is not supposed to do that...
MIND
This trait determines how we interact with our environment.
25%75%
INTROVERTED
ENERGY
This trait shows where we direct our mental energy.
71%
INTUITIVE
29%
OBSERVANT
NATURE
This trait determines how we make decisions and cope with emotions.
60%
THINKING
40%
FEELING
TACTICS
This trait reflects our approach to work, planning and decision-making.
12%88%
PROSPECTING
IDENTITY
This trait underpins all others, showing how confident we are in our abilities and decisions.
37%
ASSERTIVE
63%
TURBULENT
SEND RESULTS BY E-MAIL

Errmahgerrd we're so in sync! I got INTP after taking the test a couple days ago!

56% Introverted
82% Intuitive
71% Thinking
88% Prospecting
53% Turbulent

Lol they feel like Top Trump cards :3

I read a bit of my own section as well - I've never been told I'm pseudo-autistic so nicely xD

[Frog]

https://www.16personalities.com/free-personality-test

hint: if yours starts with I then you're beta af

I got ENTP btw

YOUR PERSONALITY TYPE IS:
DEBATER (ENTP-A)

94%
EXTRAVERTED

58%
INTUITIVE

76%
THINKING

64%
PROSPECTING

74%
ASSERTIVE

[Klingoncelt]

Your personality type is:
Advocate (INFJ-t)
Here, let me show you the right path...

Mind
This trait determines how we interact with our environment.
44%
Extroverted
56%
Introverted

Energy
This trait shows where we direct our mental energy.
51%
Intuitive
49%
Observant

Nature
This trait determines how we make decisions and cope with emotions.
36%
Thinking
64%
Feeling

Tactics
This trait reflects our approach to work, planning and decision-making.
57%
Judging
43%
Prospecting

Identity
This trait underpins all others, showing how confident we are in our abilities and decisions.
42%
Assertive
58%
Turbulent

[secondpassing]

INFP

I don't seem to change. The four letter one is fun, but isn't the big 5 more descriptive of who we are?




The lack of "J" reflects our tendency to want to wait out the day until the last moments.

[secondpassing]

Your personality type is:
Advocate (INFJ-t)

Okay never mind.

[Brendan]

when i took this a few years ago im pretty sure i got ISFP
they changed it a bit

[PowersThatBe]

ENFP-A (The campaigner)

I'm ALPHA af

Oh, and hi...I'm ptb

[Helz]

Person.jpg

Debater (ENTP-a)

Im not sure how much I agree with these stats but this is what I got.

[Firebringer]

YOUR PERSONALITY TYPE IS:
LOGICIAN (INTP-A)

This trait determines how we interact with our environment.
31%EXTRAVERTED
69%INTROVERTED

ENERGY
This trait shows where we direct our mental energy.
61% INTUITIVE
39% OBSERVANT

NATURE
This trait determines how we make decisions and cope with emotions.
64% THINKING
36% FEELING

TACTICS
This trait reflects our approach to work, planning and decision-making.
42% JUDGING
58% PROSPECTING

IDENTITY
This trait underpins all others, showing how confident we are in our abilities and decisions.
80% ASSERTIVE
20% TURBULENT

[Helz]

Says Fire is 69% introverted. Confirmed bullshit. He gives dick picks upon request

[Firebringer]

Says Fire is 69% introverted. Confirmed bullshit. He gives dick picks upon request

This is the problem with this test, there are no questions like:
"You would send dick pictures upon request"

[Firebringer]

Also I don't believe that 80% assertive, I am more like 100%.

[Sen]

This test is shite. That said, the OkCupid version is way funnier:

[Yukitaka Oni]

I'm not gonna take this test again v)o.o)>..since its the same test 3 years ago

[Cryptonic]

Says Fire is 69% introverted. Confirmed bullshit. He gives dick picks upon request

Because it's online and he can hide behind a screen lol. Most people are more outgoing thru electronic devices

[NoctiZ]

[Firebringer]

Noctiz is turbulent? This is not good!
We can't allow Turbulent people on mafia sites, that just doesn't mesh well with the game we are playing!
Its assertive or go home!!!

[Firebringer]

Because it's online and he can hide behind a screen lol. Most people are more outgoing thru electronic devices

You are such a alpha.

[Cryptonic]

You are such a alpha.

How?? It's a true fact. Why would someone be more reserved when not face to face?

[Firebringer]

How?? It's a true fact. Why would someone be more reserved when not face to face?

I wasn't disagreeing with you Crypt lol. It was a comment on Oops saying those who are Extraverted are "alphas" lol, just a joke man.

[Cryptonic]

I wasn't disagreeing with you Crypt lol. It was a comment on Oops saying those who are Extraverted are "alphas" lol, just a joke man.

Oh, I thought you were being sarcastic, saying I was trying to seem alpha in my comment lol.
I think I was like 56% extraverted, and I've always thought I am more introverted than extraverted.

[Water]

Lots of intuitives (N) -- statistically only 15%.

[NoctiZ]

Oh, I thought you were being sarcastic, saying I was trying to seem alpha in my comment lol.
I think I was like 56% extraverted, and I've always thought I am more introverted than extraverted.

Man you got a wife, that puts you ahead of the curve in terms of introverts.

[Sen]

Being introverted doesn't necessarily mean that you avoid social interactions, it's usually just an easy way to say that those kind of things "drain" you, and that you need a lot of "me" time, while extroverts work the other way around.

That said, while a really introverted person might not be able to stand a night out at a club, they might be perfectly fine with small gatherings.
Also, the fact that introverts don't have as many personal relationships doesn't mean they can't have them at all. Au contraire; having just a handful of people you actually care about usually means that you form stronger bonds with them, just like you get more experience by killing a dungeon boss along with your wizard friend, instead of sharing it with that dozen of good-for-nothing bards that keep following you around.

[Orpz]

INFP

A lot of this reflects my insecurity about my future career and life that I didn't have a few years ago. I dream of graduating summa cum laude and being accepted to Yale or Columbia for a PhD, but at the same time wonder how I'm going to keep up with my girlfriend who wants to stay in the West Coast to take care of her family. And then even getting past that, there's the fact that the academic job market has been shitty and even Ivy League graduates have been having a hard time getting an assistant professorship.

[yzb25]

INFP

A lot of this reflects my insecurity about my future career and life that I didn't have a few years ago. I dream of graduating summa cum laude and being accepted to Yale or Columbia for a PhD, but at the same time wonder how I'm going to keep up with my girlfriend who wants to stay in the West Coast to take care of her family. And then even getting past that, there's the fact that the academic job market has been shitty and even Ivy League graduates have been having a hard time getting an assistant professorship.

You do maths right?

You can always transition into working for the... defense... industry. I hear the arms tra-... I mean US defense industry... is employing more mathematicians and scientists than ever :3

selllll your soulllll

[Orpz]

You do maths right?

You can always transition into working for the... defense... industry. I hear the arms tra-... I mean US defense industry... is employing more mathematicians and scientists than ever :3

selllll your soulllll

Yeah but my main interests are the pure side and finance :P Won't be doing very much cryptography, although that is an interesting research topic for me.

[yzb25]

Yeah but my main interests are the pure side and finance :P Won't be doing very much cryptography, although that is an interesting research topic for me.

*sinister music stops playing*

Fair enough :3

Though, I was under the impression that there was a lot more going on than cryptography? Am I a fool?

[Frog]

Yeah but my main interests are the pure side and finance :P Won't be doing very much cryptography, although that is an interesting research topic for me.

... And you're not interested in ratings agencies or the NYFED where you could make so much more?

[Sen]

Just took this version. If we take it at face value, it seems I got more introverted, more intuitive, and less judging in some 5 years.


Edit: And more thinking. yay, me.

[Orpz]

*sinister music stops playing*

Fair enough :3

Though, I was under the impression that there was a lot more going on than cryptography? Am I a fool?

I actually don't know what else they do, but we had a talk from one of the professors that teaches cryptography and she talked a lot about the defense industry hiring math majors for that.

... And you're not interested in ratings agencies or the NYFED where you could make so much more?

I thought about this some time ago and I figured I'd be much happier in an academic environment, doing things like research, university services, and teaching for a living. Even if it's a paycut (most professors don't make over 6 figures until promotion to Associate or Full), I'd be content.

[yzb25]

I actually don't know what else they do, but we had a talk from one of the professors that teaches cryptography and she talked a lot about the defense industry hiring math majors for that.



I thought about this some time ago and I figured I'd be much happier in an academic environment, doing things like research, university services, and teaching for a living. Even if it's a paycut (most professors don't make over 6 figures until promotion to Associate or Full), I'd be content.

I myself am just an ignorant teenager, but I've heard some GRIM stories from people who worked in weapon design - some of the weapons that are conceptualized are horrifying, traumatizing and depressing - And they sell it to all the fucking ENEMIES of the US/west as well.

I always imagined weapon design would be dominantly mechanics maths, but I frankly have no clue. But what really makes it so banterous is the fact that enemy companies doing well makes your business do even better. For example, if that Russian company supplies some beastly next-gen stealth, an American company now has more demand for anti-stealth products. It's literally one of the few cases where more supply = more demand lol.

[Frog]

I myself am just an ignorant teenager, but I've heard some GRIM stories from people who worked in weapon design - some of the weapons that are conceptualized are horrifying, traumatizing and depressing - And they sell it to all the fucking ENEMIES of the US/west as well.

I always imagined weapon design would be dominantly mechanics maths, but I frankly have no clue. But what really makes it so banterous is the fact that enemy companies doing well makes your business do even better. For example, if that Russian company supplies some beastly next-gen stealth, an American company now has more demand for anti-stealth products. It's literally one of the few cases where more supply = more demand lol.

Are you kidding me?

First off- weapons designs and development are mostly carried out by third party contractors.

Second- even these contractors are bound by a minimum of Secret clearance, so already the odds of you hearing about some atrocious weapon that would certainly be Top Secret 3+ are unbelievable.

Third- most weapons contracts are pretty standard and non-nafarious. E.g. More effective, lighter weight body armor / weaponizing drones with anti-sniper locators, anti-missile defenses, etc. there's a pretty big push in making most weapons not require humans in the physical engagement (I.e. No more casualties).

If you're actually interested in learning more about where defense spending actually goes, just watch C-SPAN... They literally say it on publicly broadcasted television.

[Klingoncelt]

INFP

A lot of this reflects my insecurity about my future career and life that I didn't have a few years ago. I dream of graduating summa cum laude and being accepted to Yale or Columbia for a PhD, but at the same time wonder how I'm going to keep up with my girlfriend who wants to stay in the West Coast to take care of her family. And then even getting past that, there's the fact that the academic job market has been shitty and even Ivy League graduates have been having a hard time getting an assistant professorship.

If the Northeast is a problem, could you go to UCLA or one of the better West Coast/Southwest universities? Ivy League's great, but not necessarily the alpha and omega. Getting into the right frat/sorority scores more points.

[Brendan]

If I was into math I would want to study genetics.

[Apocist]

Yup...

[Mathmatical]

43%
EXTRAVERTED
57%
INTROVERTED
ENERGY
This trait shows where we direct our mental energy.
68%
INTUITIVE
32%
OBSERVANT
NATURE
This trait determines how we make decisions and cope with emotions.
57%
THINKING
43%
FEELING
TACTICS
This trait reflects our approach to work, planning and decision-making.
88%
JUDGING
12%
IDENTITY
This trait underpins all others, showing how confident we are in our abilities and decisions.
74

[Mathmatical]

copy pasted. i got engineer which is what i want to be XD

[yzb25]

Are you kidding me?

First off- weapons designs and development are mostly carried out by third party contractors.

Second- even these contractors are bound by a minimum of Secret clearance, so already the odds of you hearing about some atrocious weapon that would certainly be Top Secret 3+ are unbelievable.

Third- most weapons contracts are pretty standard and non-nafarious. E.g. More effective, lighter weight body armor / weaponizing drones with anti-sniper locators, anti-missile defenses, etc. there's a pretty big push in making most weapons not require humans in the physical engagement (I.e. No more casualties).

If you're actually interested in learning more about where defense spending actually goes, just watch C-SPAN... They literally say it on publicly broadcasted television.

They may technically be third party, but you've got to be kidding yourself if you think, say, BAE Systems isn't... well... British. Don't get me wrong, I know they have no technical obligation to not sell to some people, but you can't deny they're assholes for selling to hostile countries / countries that are clearly not ready for such weaponry.

But, tbf, I heard this from a guy who worked in the Arms Trade 20 years ago. I dunno about the state of today's Arms Trade, but back then they had a SHITTONNE of money to splash. They'd do all this prep. / consideration for crazy / disgusting projects that had only a tiny chance of seeing the light of day, but because they had so much money to splash and finding a big idea could get them so much money, they'd consider crazy projects anyway.

And, if you're selling the weapons to people you don't like / people who's hardship you stand to gain from, you may not necessarily want to design low casualty weapons, especially if they're expensive [or lacking in high profit, rather].

Again though, just a stupid teenager.

[oops_ur_dead]

I thought about this some time ago and I figured I'd be much happier in an academic environment, doing things like research, university services, and teaching for a living. Even if it's a paycut (most professors don't make over 6 figures until promotion to Associate or Full), I'd be content.

Not to discourage you but this is super difficult to do. Getting even an entry-level professor job is way more difficult than, for example, getting into med school. And being in academia without being a prof pays practically nothing.