Well, there’s the original definition – “The set of physical features that make a person or organism different from others.” But that’s not quite what I’m getting at here. Physiotype, as we’re talking about it, is a blend of truly fascinating and deeply unsettling ideas. The leap from “our faces can predict our personality types” […]
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The Surprising Benefits of Analyzing Facial Features to Understand Personality Have you ever wondered why some people are introverted while others are extroverted? Or why some individuals prefer to think things through before making a decision, while others go with their gut instincts? The answer to these questions may lie in understanding personality type and
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Do you know why face typing/face reading/Physiotype is still relegated to the dusty bin of disproven pseudo-science of centuries gone by?
I really think I know why.
It’s because people inherently have difficulty thinking probabilistically. They really do. All of us.
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Meta is extrinsic. Mesa is intrinsic. Extrinsic Object (Si) Extrinsic Class (Ne) Intrinsic Object (Se) Intrinsic Class (Ni) There’s a pig named Hamlet. He is the smallest one of his family of 6. There are 4 different kinds of properties you can assign to him. 1)The Extrinsic Object property. He’s the smallest (only in relation
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An Alpha Object type (a prone type) is still Supine when she laughs. Why? What emotions accompany the most Supine expressions humans make? Grief, pain, sadness, laughter. Coincidence? Human connection requires being in a Supine (F) state. You need to share their pain, empathize with their grief, match their laughter. Think of it this way:
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