For whatever reason I had multiple teachers in K12 who thought MBPI was a fun thing to do in class (not sure why) (really, I even had a teacher in college think

For whatever reason I had multiple teachers in K12 who thought MBPI was a fun thing to do in class (not sure why) (really, I even had a teacher in college think that after it'd been somewhat been debunked) and I remember at least one of the times I did it showing scores for each category on an axis rather than just telling you your "type." Which finally revealed to me why I seemed to switch between J and P randomly when taking it: mine was just barely over the middle in one direction on the J/P score and I finally realized "oh, no wonder it changes, I'm right in the middle." And then I realized it put you solidly in a category when you were only one point away from being in a different one and thought "this is kind of ridiculous."