FlyLikeAMouse

Hi! I was wondering if you have come across any evidence showing correlation between psychopathic/sociopathic tendencies and specific personality types on the Myers Briggs Type Index. I remember hearing somewhere that INTJ types are most likely to have the ruthless streak that allows them to climb to positions of power within businesses and I have always assumed that this is similar to the general lack of empathy that high-functioning psychopaths tend to display in the workplace. In the interest of transparency, I'm an INTJ with very little comprehension of empathy?

Thanks for your answer! I came out as 4.2/2.6 on the LSRP if that is any indicator. I don't know if that counts as pigeonholing though - probably.

Edit: I will definitely be reading your book by the way, it sounds fascinating.

We're very rare! Only 1.8% of the population apparently.

Hello nice lady who lives inside my iPhone! I recently introduced my mum to the joys of podcasting by using The Allusionist as a gateway drug (although I did suggest she skip episode 4). She now won't shut up about the "wonderful eloquent woman", so well done you! Whilst my mother was a relatively willing convert, I realise that the vast majority of the older generation are less open to the world of podcasting. Do you see there being a catalyst that will take podcasting truly mainstream, or do we just have to move on and leave the digital immigrants behind?

Really? Why would you want to remove our natural advantage?