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Stray Dog x Future-Nostalgic Teen. resonate with humane tech, xrisk mitigation, resilient societies. i teach kids to code & ignore their lesson sheets. luv u 🤖

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    1. emily_‏ @cosimia_ 27 Jul 2018
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      Unpopular opinion, but I find personality tests to be largely useless. Find out how your current self operates, sure. But many are tempted to use classifications as an excuse for their flaws. We are adaptive beings capable of great change and betterment. Why stagnate?

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    2. Evan Driscoll‏ @KeenDisregard 27 Jul 2018
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      Not that it is well-practiced by many (or even practicable), but the attentive embrace of constraints (perhaps of dubious origin as they may be - mystery persists) *can lend itself to more creative engagements via a (potentially) enriched landscape of what is considered possible.

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    3. Evan Driscoll‏ @KeenDisregard 27 Jul 2018
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      e.g. when - through some such assessment - an individual discovers ways to articulate experiences or perspectives that they did not see others express, whether in their daily life or other media, one learns helpful 'tips' for adapting to their supposed personality 'traits'.

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    4. Evan Driscoll‏ @KeenDisregard 27 Jul 2018
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      but that is just highlighting a possible exception to what you - I think correctly - identify as the tendency toward stagnation, namely by merely expanding and personalizing one's lexicon of excuses from the inextricable dynamism of life.

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    5. emily_‏ @cosimia_ 27 Jul 2018
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      I think I understand better now! That exception does have the potential to have value if stuck to I think. But yes, as you said. It's a slippery slope to stagnation and excuses. Thanks for your thoughts <3

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    6. Evan Driscoll‏ @KeenDisregard 27 Jul 2018
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      Exactly, "if stuck to", so with complexity+ it becomes a challenge of maintaining perceptual / behavioral coherence with many strategies, and when approaching that level of abstraction, it becomes a strange field of game-theory hyperdimensional topological and navigation problem.

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    7. Evan Driscoll‏ @KeenDisregard 27 Jul 2018
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      And of course we only have so much "bandwidth" as individual organisms in decision making and perception - used in "sticking to things" for example - so here is another common case in which personality tests can be useless: there's no meaningful capacity for integration.

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    8. Evan Driscoll‏ @KeenDisregard 27 Jul 2018
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      In this case they are TMI. Similar things are at play at the "national scale" where the problem might be more like, "1. Information overload disrupts sense making capacities, 2. Fall back sense making patterns are engaged, 3. Biased fall backs grow in complexity, 4. Repeat..."

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    9. Evan Driscoll‏ @KeenDisregard 27 Jul 2018
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      Ohh.. Twitter ramblin'. I think the term "habit extinction burst" is relevant to 2 and 3.

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    10. Evan Driscoll‏ @KeenDisregard 27 Jul 2018
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      Now I'm off to enjoy the coffee train offline, so I'll leave with what might be a more fun phrase of warning: Yes, Don't take personality tests or watch the news, because who can navigate their way through a chaotically strobe lit minefield? Consider other options! Ciao!

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      emily_‏ @cosimia_ 27 Jul 2018
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      Have fun 💚

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