theory of personality based on archetypes

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Kimani wrote: Tue May 07, 2013 2:58 am Do you see any benefit to my system? I think it helps you / acts as a guide in understand how your unconscious / subconscious mind works. It brings it to the surface and gives you an understanding of how you approach the world around you. How you would approach careers and people and what strengths and weaknesses you have that best allow you to do this.
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Well the test is a lot smaller than it used to be

It was cut in half by people I worked with

It was twice as long probably last time I was here

My work in some ways is a Broader version of the Myers Briggs
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Isn’t Jung just total pseudo-mystical BS, though?
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Well you don’t have to look at my work that way.

You can just look at it as a classification diagnostic system like the Myers Briggs or the enneagram.

That’s another angle to it but not the only angle.
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Kimani wrote: Tue Nov 08, 2022 9:09 am Well you don’t have to look at my work that way.

You can just look at it as a classification diagnostic system like the Myers Briggs or the enneagram.

That’s another angle to it but not the only angle.
Sure, I'm not saying that's also true of your work, but if someone builds a house on a swamp, should you spend time considering whether to rent the house?

There are a lot of classification systems out there, Myers-Briggs itself was based on Jung too if I remember correctly. I'm not sure any of them are much better than any of the others, they're really a conversation-starter at best.
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Well I’ve said before to people that Hubbards original ideas as far as dianetics are very forward thinking. His beliefs and views about the mind that he wrote about in his Dianetic belief system is interesting stuff .

But then in a greedy effort to turn a profit he decided to twist and change those beliefs and turn it in a science fiction / fantasy direction and what we got was the swamp that is known as Scientology
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