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@MemberOfSpecies @GabrielDuquette my point is that "extrovert things" is a pernicious category in the first place

@drethelin @GabrielDuquette The existence of a category B that category A fails to clearly contain or not contain does not make A pernicious

@MemberOfSpecies @GabrielDuquette sure but it helps

@drethelin @GabrielDuquette Sure but just because there's a thing that helps a thing be true doesn't mean the thing ends up being true.

@MemberOfSpecies @GabrielDuquette basically I've seen a lot of examples of "introversion" fall apart when peer group changes.

@drethelin @GabrielDuquette I'm thinking of it as a deeper brain thing that causes social interaction, excitement-seeking, loudness, etc.

@drethelin @GabrielDuquette (Or rather, extroversion causes that and introversion causes the lack of that.)

@MemberOfSpecies @GabrielDuquette the behavior of not interacting with people is better understood as situational than as intro/extraversion