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by bh42222 15y ago
The type of introversion I was referring to is found most commonly in INTJ people(and you sir most likely are one!). Yep, and my T preference is 55.
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And it was like traveling to a different world the times I went to south Georgia and out of state by car. There's a webcomic I read, and the author based in the deep south, described going to a comic convention in Portland Oregon as trave
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by bh42222 15y ago
Ah yes, I had very same experience with Americans when I was still living in Europe. You are right, heavy selection bias it is, any American who gets on a plane and happily visit a foreign country, especially an expensive one, is not exactl
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by bh42222 15y ago
Oh for god's sake I've replied to alike a dozen places in this thread, I am giving up and this will be my last. I am an introvert. And I've always been very assertive, confident and certain, in fact in my younger days I was kind of a dick.
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by bh42222 15y ago
would you be OK if you went back to living like an introvert tomorrow Being alone and not having a lot of friends is NOT introversion! Seriously, this is like calling narcissistic personality disorder extroversion. Those things are not th
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by bh42222 15y ago
You can be a very social person and have tons of friends etc etc but at the end of the day if you are not too affected by other's opinions about you then you are an introvert. Source? I am introvert. And I also I am not affected by other
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by bh42222 15y ago
I really hate the implication that being an introvert means you are not as good at interviews or HR type networking. I am an introvert. I have a huge professional network. How? Simply by being nice to people and caring to build a network! A
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by bh42222 15y ago
By all popular accounts I was extremely "introverted" when I was younger. Having made a conscious decision to change certain aspects of my life, I am now far more balanced... I'm guessing your level of introversion has not changed one bit
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by bh42222 15y ago
I'm guessing you are being dowvoted because people think you are joking? I am going to assume you are not American and that this is an honest question. There is real culture difference between the large areas of America, north vs south, eas
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by bh42222 15y ago
You know the bookstore is bad if the Philosophy section is filled with copies of The Tao of Pooh. Or it's a GREAT bookstore!
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by bh42222 15y ago
But how much of a difference would term limits make and how?
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This is fascinating: Second, Maddie is cheaper than a machine. It would be easy to buy a robotic arm that could take injector bodies and caps from a tray and place them precisely in a laser welder. Yet Standard would have to invest about $
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by bh42222 15y ago
Mindless it may seem because of no resulting action 99% of the time, but the same can be said of pre-flight engine tests. Terrible analogy. If engines were intelligent beings constantly plotting and trying to fail, no one would dare fly,
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by bh42222 15y ago
I couple of bots, one left and one right, could cover 90% of political argument on the Internet. It will be a lot easier to pretend the bot is human if it refuses to talk on other topics. And politics on the internet is a horse beaten to a
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by bh42222 15y ago
But as long as money-votes < protest-votes we win. Your math is flawless. Your perception of actual reality is deeply flawed. I envy your idealism.
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by bh42222 15y ago
A LOT of people have fought very hard for campaign finance reform over the past 20 years I can remember. The result is more money in politics than ever. Supporting campaign finance reform will do nothing. We tried that over decades, the sup
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by bh42222 15y ago
You are all right! I think that a lot of older people DO very much continue to keep up with all social and technological changes. But the main point, that older generations are both socially and technologically conservative is not controver
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by bh42222 15y ago
This is going to sound mean, but I don't mean to be mean. I am genuinely curios: Could you describe "hard to talk to" as not having very high social skills? I would say that a lot of average folk could be described as hard to talk to, but s
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by bh42222 15y ago
The Peace Prize has been given for way crazier stuff than what Sal Khan is doing. If a banker can receive it for giving loans to people, why not Sal Khan for educating them?
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by bh42222 15y ago
Printed books are not going extinct. Only publisher and most book store are. Printed books will become a small percentage of all books, but they will be around for a very long time, even if they mostly become vanity items. I prefer the tact
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Many people in the US have a chip on their shoulder about the US taking even a tiny bit of friendly advice from the rest of the world. When John Kerry mentioned the need for global consensus in one of the presidential debates, George Bush p
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by bh42222 15y ago
I quit my job That answers the other question I was thinking of, how to do it. It might have to come to that for me as well. (Yawning as I type this)
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by bh42222 15y ago
I genuinely do feel bad about slave-driving Apple's suppliers' employees enough to not own any Apple hardware. Or any hardware linked to foxconn. But I don't feel the least bad about eating organic meat. As long as animals live a mostly str
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by bh42222 15y ago
I am honestly curious if the ability to go to sleep almost instantly, even if you are woken up in the middle of the night, is purely genetic? Or perhaps it's a combination of habits and fitness? Or could be a symptom of something bad, like
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by bh42222 15y ago
Same 4-6 hrs sleep pattern here, and recently I too have suddenly started to forget simple things like how words I use every day are spelled. Yet I can't seem to be able to consistently force myself to be in bed early enough.
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by bh42222 15y ago
Is that $20,000 for the cost from the earth to the moon? Because I would guess you could escape moon gravity and fall towards earth for a lot less than $20,000 per liter. And large chunks of ice, hurled from the moon, would just melt in our
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by bh42222 15y ago
I thought the the claim that people seek out similarity was very well supported in the article. The claim that different people make better friends was interesting, but in my opinion not nearly as well supported. I would genuinely love to s
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>It's amazing how the majority of our history is downright whitewashed. The more you look into something, the more you see a completly different story. No you don't. People are complicated. Everyone thinks and says things they would nev
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I know simple isn't the same as simplistic. But still, how many games like this could exist before their profit drops to be like other games? I don't think there is a high entry barrier to creating them?
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If VC money is involved and all that happens is a regularly profitable business, then is not really different from total failure. To not be a failure you business must be a HUGE success, grow and profit like only startups like Google and Fa

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