>The idea of introverts and extraverts being distinct groups of people with completely different neurological responses to social situations is a largely false

>The idea of introverts and extraverts being distinct groups of people with completely different neurological responses to social situations is a largely false one Are you saying it is possible there are neurological differences, but it hasn't been proven? Or are you saying it has been proven that there are no neurological differences? I could be wrong, but my best guess is that you are not familiar with this area of science, much less science in general, and made that claim for reasons having more to do with your personal philosophy. Am I right?