Have us tried the wojak test yet?

Apollo said:

Its actually hard to map your type, requires more than a simple test. Understand all functions and introspection.

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Foidkiller said:

@Apollo again, start a conversation, we can talk about it. Jung always talked about the "one-sided attitude of consciousness". Have you read Chapter X even?

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Apollo said:

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Yes Chad represents masculinity, traditional values, and personal achievement. Yes Chad is often depicted as showing confidence in his own abilities. He embodies qualities such as hard work, family, and patriotism. Yes Chad is usually portrayed with a confident expression and posture, which is in contrast to the often anxious or insecure expressions of the other Wojak variations. This confidence can be seen as a reflection of his inner strength, ambition, and self-belief. Despite these positive connotations, Yes Chad is also sometimes used to mock or parody stereotypical depictions of masculinity, such as the idea that men should always be stoic and emotionless.

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Also some MBTI:

Cognitive Core (INTJ)​

Ni (dominant) – The private strategist​

• Lives inside long-range models and predictions
• Sees structural weak points in systems, groups, people
• Operates on “I see the inevitable outcome, so I act before others even notice the pattern.”

Te (auxiliary) – The execution module​

• Implements the internal vision with ruthless practicality
• Cold problem-solving, efficiency, and resource optimization
• Prioritizes impact > emotions, results > harmony

Fi (tertiary) – Internal morality, not social morality​

• Doesn't care about rules, only internal values
• But values are personal and non-negotiable
• Creates the “lone-wolf code” → not evil to themselves, just indifferent to society

Se (inferior) – Volatile when stressed​

• Under extreme pressure: impulsive, destructive, physical
• Feels like a “berserk mode” shadow

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OgreLTN said:

There is no way you posted this unironically.

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Apollo said:

View attachment 10568
Yes Chad represents masculinity, traditional values, and personal achievement. Yes Chad is often depicted as showing confidence in his own abilities. He embodies qualities such as hard work, family, and patriotism. Yes Chad is usually portrayed with a confident expression and posture, which is in contrast to the often anxious or insecure expressions of the other Wojak variations. This confidence can be seen as a reflection of his inner strength, ambition, and self-belief. Despite these positive connotations, Yes Chad is also sometimes used to mock or parody stereotypical depictions of masculinity, such as the idea that men should always be stoic and emotionless.

Found this one too:
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Also some MBTI:

Cognitive Core (INTJ)​

Ni (dominant) – The private strategist​

• Lives inside long-range models and predictions
• Sees structural weak points in systems, groups, people
• Operates on “I see the inevitable outcome, so I act before others even notice the pattern.”

Te (auxiliary) – The execution module​

• Implements the internal vision with ruthless practicality
• Cold problem-solving, efficiency, and resource optimization
• Prioritizes impact > emotions, results > harmony

Fi (tertiary) – Internal morality, not social morality​

• Doesn't care about rules, only internal values
• But values are personal and non-negotiable
• Creates the “lone-wolf code” → not evil to themselves, just indifferent to society

Se (inferior) – Volatile when stressed​

• Under extreme pressure: impulsive, destructive, physical
• Feels like a “berserk mode” shadow

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midnightsun said:

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