Presidential election, 2016

[Bob Butler 54]

(01-12-2017, 03:18 AM)taramarie Wrote:

(01-12-2017, 03:05 AM)Bob Butler 54 Wrote:

(01-12-2017, 02:52 AM)taramarie Wrote: Myers Briggs helps to see what people may be more inclined to find important to them as well as their strengths and weaknesses. Culture/art is important to me as an ISFP and it is due to the way I think that makes it my strength. Probably not wise to consider others stupid when they may just simply think differently. Look at the car model (cognitive functions) for reference.

Just an afterthought from the end of Bob's post.

Good observation.  Another angle to look at things from.

A bit ago Warren tried to peg me as emotional in my perspective.  While I'm no Vulcan, I test out as INTP, the engineer - scientist archetype.  If he continues to try to read my stuff as emotion based, he'll continue to be unable to comprehend it.  I'm no Feeler.

Yeah it would be more appropriate to peg me as "emotional" given my type. But then again I do not see why it is supposed to be a big no no to feel emotions and base some ideas off of observations from that angle. It seems closed minded which I prefer to avoid. It avoids a whole other perspective which may have some good points. We can see things that some others just cannot comprehend and are shamed for it. If we want to run the world like robots get robots for the job. We are human and should not shame others for sharing emotional perspectives. It is what makes us human. Never loose touch with the human condition. Yes, spoken like a true "feeler" artist.

I think the world was built for more machine like "thinker" people. Not us feelers. We get trampled on and shamed for being the way we are. It is just the way I think and I cannot help that.

I definitely agree with a common Myers Briggs assumption that teams of people ought to have a decent mix of types.  Sure, you might want more Thinkers on your team if the job is to write software, or more Feeler types if the company interacts heavily with the public, but even then you want some opposites around.  The most brainy of engineer teams ought to have a few people people mixed in to keep the train on the rails.

Is a political forum like this one a tilted environment where the Thinkers might bully the Feelers, and the human element in understanding how the cycles work isn't always taken into proper consideration?  I don't know.  I won't push the point.  I'm just kind of pleased to have you around, though.