Ever taken a Big 5 personality test? It’s one of the most popular and scientifically validated personality models out there. It breaks down our personalities into five core dimensions: Openness to Experience, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, and Neuroticism. But if you’ve been exploring the world of Physiotype, you might be wondering: How do these two systems […]
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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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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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