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in Significant Figures MBTI Types

SO! Our second attempt at a historical figure was far easier than the first… because we knew how to avoid the initial author bleed confusion. First, we read a bunch of his quotes, and then the biographical information written about him. We referenced several online articles, but we also made sure to read large portions […]

in Function Analysis

After my last article, I felt this was warranted. I try not to criticize any particular type more than another, but at our roots, we’re all a little biased, if we’re being honest with ourselves. Introverted Feeling, or Fi, is the function that runs the most contrary to my nature, the function that I tend […]

in Function Analysis

Ah, the INFJ. Statistics claim that they are rare, which automatically makes a large portion of the population want to be one. This is one of the many reasons why I hate the statistics. Their existence doesn’t appear to do anything, but create factions and mistypes within the MBTI community. Unfortunately, since INFJ is probably […]

in Personality Theory 101

People seem to want to go to war over what character is what type. One doesn’t have to lurk within an MBTI community for long before they see some sort of argument break out… and sometimes the arguments get heated. Sometimes it seems like there are very few people who can have a civil discussion, […]

in Movie/TV MBTI Types

Pirates of the Caribbean has several main characters with identifiable Myers-Briggs personality types (colloquially known as MBTI). In our opinion, Hector Barbossa makes the most sense as an INTJ. Continue below to read our analysis! The Myers-Briggs Type of Hector Barbossa Dominant Ni: “First, your return to shore was not part of our negotiations nor […]

in Movie/TV MBTI Types

Pirates of the Caribbean has several main characters with identifiable Myers-Briggs personality types (colloquially known as MBTI). In our opinion, Elizabeth Swann is a solid example of the ESFP personality type. Continue below to read our analysis! The Myers-Briggs Type of Elizabeth Swann Dominant Se: “I think it would be rather exciting to meet a […]

in Function Analysis

Sometime last year, I wrote an article on the 11 Differences Between Te and Ti Users. That article caught some steam, and someone ended up requesting that we write an article for each of the other dichotomy pairs. Of course, I did intend to do that anyway… but forgot. Heh heh. Anyways, here’s article number […]

in Personality Theory 101

Classically, the difference between extraversion and introversion is framed in terms of how one recharges their energy. An extravert is supposed to recharge around people, while and introvert is supposed to recharge alone. While I’m not completely dismissing that concept, it isn’t really the root of what makes someone an extravert or an introvert. What […]

in Significant Figures MBTI Types

Not gonna lie – this was simultaneously the most frustrating and the most interesting character typing we have ever done. In my opinion anyway. I’m not sure if Ryan feels the same, ha ha. I learned something though – always go straight for the quotes and then read biographical information. Much simpler. Although, note that […]

in Function Analysis

I’m piggy-backing this article off of my previous identity functions article, which you can find here: The Identity Functions: Fi and Ti. While I never actually intended to write a second part to that article, Ryan and I had an intriguing realization recently that I felt instantly compelled to write down. Let me take a […]