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By the end of the first season of The Rehearsal, we were fairly confident in Nathan Fielder being an INTP. Although earlier in the show, we had been considering ISTJ. However, to verify, we checked out his other show, Nathan For You. Nathan Fielder’s character proved to be consistent between the two shows, and helped […]

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This is a very recently expedited request, so usually it would be published after the other expedited requests. However, since the research is done via a different medium (reading vs. watching),  we were able to work on it at the same time. (Reading opportunities can be distinct from TV watching opportunities.) Since the Dragon Ball […]

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I should probably lead into this article by stating that we are aware most people will probably disagree with this. However, after reading Perfect Rigor and some online sources, we think that Grigori Perelman probably falls more in line with an Si-Te, rather than an Ni-Te. (We saw plenty of evidence for Te/Fi, which ruled […]

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Fi: “. . . The spirit of resistance to government is so valuable on certain occasions, that I wish it to be always kept alive. It will often be exercised when wrong, but better so than not to be exercised at all. I like a little rebellion now and then. It is like a storm […]

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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 […]

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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 […]