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> You become invested in an idea by your own thoughts and actions as well as statements to others. While I've observed this is true for most people, it isn't t
by epochwolf 12y ago
> You become invested in an idea by your own thoughts and actions as well as statements to others.
While I've observed this is true for most people, it isn't true for everyone.
I'd rather be correct than be right. It's one of the characteristics of people with a Myers-Briggs Type Indicator of INTJ. (And perhaps a few others.) I've also heard it called "strong opinions, weakly held" before.
I'm pretty sure both those with this characteristic and those without it spent a fair amount of time being greatly annoyed with eachother.
- bashinator 12y agoRelated to your topic, there's a large body of criticism against MBTI. My understanding is that it's basically not used by anyone doing professional psychological work. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myers-Briggs_Type_Indicator#Criticism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myers-Briggs_Type_Indicator#Cr...