Speaking of woo, something about personality typology strikes me as woo-adjacent. Am I wrong?
Do tests like Myers-Briggs tell us something useful?
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The answer to the first question, is it useful, is for me, extremely. I am an INTP, the first time I read the description, at age 19, I cried. It was the first time I ever felt that there were others like me, that understood me. Many INTP's react similarly, but most types don't.
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INTJ, also very similar experience.
And there are massive, p<.00000000001 correlations about MBTI among people in particular communities observed all the time, e.g. among WaitButWhy readers. If MBTI is pseudoscience, so is every medical study ever.
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