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When I see any "test" that puts people in generic buckets I think of the quote from Robert Benchley (I didn't know the source, just the quote and he seems to be
by dugmartin 4y ago
When I see any "test" that puts people in generic buckets I think of the quote from Robert Benchley (I didn't know the source, just the quote and he seems to be the originator in 1920):
"There may be said to be two classes of people in the world; those who constantly divide the people of the world into two classes, and those who do not."
- czbond 4y agoBut people aren't unique. Their dominant behaviors and dominant social shaping are a distribution. Call it 5 buckets, call it 16 buckets or whatever - but people really aren't that unique on the whole.