If you look for similarities, you will be able to find them. If you look for differences, you will be able to find those, too. Is a platypus a mammal even thoug

If you look for similarities, you will be able to find them. If you look for differences, you will be able to find those, too. Is a platypus a mammal even though it lays eggs? (Yes. But why does the categorization matter?) Is Pluto a planet? The thing about the MBTI, and other personality tests, is that they're tools. You have to treat them as tools; they're not authorities. They're methodologies. I enjoy taking personality tests and classifying myself and the like. I like having a label; that's a facet of my particular psyche. But I don't give them a huge weight; I let them influence my self-reflection and then I move on. (Incidentally, astrology is far more complicated than personality typing. The popular kind today is just a simplified natal horoscope; here's a more complex natal horoscope that's a lot more interesting: http://chaosastrology.com/ http://chaosastrology.com/ Also take a look at http://www.friesian.com/elements.htm http://www.friesian.com/elements.htm for more fun.)