Road of Blog - 4

 Hello Once Again.

It's been a hot minute since I've written a post and I apologize to absolutely nobody. Just kidding, that's just a joke implying nobody reads this. I am apologetic in writing this, but hey, I've come back to write another post.

Recently I've taken to studying the MBTI(Myers–Briggs Type Indicator), along with socionics. Let me preface by saying I'm not expert(Especially since it's been only a week since I started the deep-dive) and that what I type here is simply my perspective and opinion on the matter. It indeed is psuedoscience and myself, find this subject highly skeptical and suspect. However, it's been a very curiosity quenching experience.

https://wikisocion.github.io/en/index.html
https://sakinorva.net/tests
https://typevolution.com/

I won't go too far into details as it's irrelevant to the post, but here are some of the reading material I've been going through on and off. 

The most thought provoking aspect of reading into the material is perspective. How others interpret behavior compared to how you interpret behavior. As one would assume, everyone has their own perspective, but digging deeper, I've found that even the way information is so minutely unique that I was surprised at the stark differences in how cognitive functions work. 

This in tandem with my unending pursuit of self-improvement has been a massive eye-opening experience. As if I've found a cheat sheet into how my volatile behavior, mannerisms, reactions operate from an outsider perspective. In my age, I've become more accepting of said natures, but to be able to read through a character archetype written 100 years ago