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		<p>"You are the absentminded professor, the same personality type (in at least one major system) as Albert Einstein. Plato said that the function of your type is to study nature and figure out ways to tame it. You see connections between concepts that others do not, and must sometimes stop to check in with your audience to see if you've made intuitive leaps that left them far behind. When you see a problem, you naturally apply technique or theory from an entirely different system and are the most likely type to make a conceptual, inventive breakthrough. "<br />
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How well they know me. (Why do personality tests never point out that I'm a smelly, illiterate psychopath? Or perhaps the ones that spot the defects are culled by ruthless Darwinian evolution and our need to be praised)<br />
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