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Which one are you according to Keirsey's four temperments? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keirsey_T

Artisan
11%
Guardian
13.8%
Idealist
27.2%
Rational
48%

922 votesFinal results

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Yet more psycho-babble hocum. So much of the four temperaments overlap with solid, universal traits for the virtuous individual. I see no reason why we cannot be all of these, or none of these. We might as well pick Hogwarts houses.

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Why do you think the distribution looks like that in the poll?

4:09 AM · Jan 18, 2020

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As mere conjecture, the Rational appears most concerned with their own self. It seems like the place where we all begin, before allowing ourselves to be defined in a proactive towards others. It's merely a base, from which other virtues must be cultivated. My mind may change.

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