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Lately, I've met some really nice women.
This is the book you must read if you get cynical about it — by France's very own Michel Houellebecq:
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I see the drawbacks but I am far more optimistic about urbanization than cynical.This is the book you must read if you get cynical about it — by France's very own Michel Houellebecq:
"Hi, my username is ClevelandINTP and I kind of rule out the greatest people to ever live."
if my taste for love meant intellectually chess matching someone for the rest of my life, they would do
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I think that is more INTJs than ENTJs.
ENTJs are more focused on accomplishing things. Marry an ENTJ woman and you'll be waking up early for the rest of your life.
that's true, ENTJs usually know when they're beat and just roll with it like 'oh, that's a better idea, let's implement that'
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Yeah, I'm more attached to results than ideas.
I'm staying with an ENTP friend for a few days and he was complaining last night that despite his other achievements, he was still struggling with getting up early in the morning even though that was his goal. Now I know what to tell him: marry an ENTJ woman.
Your results as regards the goal of taking a break from the forum are not very impressive, Pinny.
I'm joking, ya know I'm delighted to see you're still around
Already on my Amazon reading list. Thanks.
It's a great book, quite visionary I think and also extremely funny. I laughed out loud so many times reading it and other books by Michel.
There's nothing like his humour, it's so dark and at the same time there is still a touch of humanity in it.
Hmmm. What about MBTI on resumes or curriculum vitae? What do you guys think?
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Maybe it could be done in a subtle way that the employer would recognize if they are initiated, like a tiny unicorn next to your name or something if you're INFJ, a tiny robot if you're INTP, tiny Voldemort for INTJ, etc.
Oh right! Overly presumptive deduction.Who said they were not real?
(I should put intuitive assumer on my cv)
Are you putting that on your CV too?I'm a really annoying nitpicky brat