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Luna Lovegood tipo di personalità MBTI

Luna Lovegood tipo di personalità MBTI

Luna Lovegood tipo di personalità

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"Che tipo di personalità è Luna Lovegood? Luna Lovegood è un tipo di personalità INFP in mbti, 9w1 - sx/sp - 945 in enneagram, RCUAI in big 5, IEI in socionics."

Some INTP arguments are so flawed. "She believes stuff that hasn't been proven because that's the way she's been taught. Her beliefs make perfect logical sense to her, must be a Ti user" I don't know about you guys, but I haven't met a single person who takes decisions because they don't make logical sense to them. Fi users make decisions because they make logical sense to them, EVERYONE makes decisions because they make logical sense to them, idiots. Stop using that awfully stereotypical argument "logical people=thinkers" "Ti=what makes sense to the individual", that's not how it works.. The difference between Fi doms and Ti doms: Ti creats systems based on logical accuracy. ACCURACY is what's most important for Ti hero. They see a piece of information, break that information into tiny little pieces, evaluates every single little piece, spots flaws on some pieces, modifies the tiny little piece of info that seems flawed, re adjusts mindset to new info. They don't just "creat wierd illogical nonsense that makes sense to them" from scratch. Fi hero will not bother to go through that whole evaluating system. They see a piece of information infront of them, they check the veracity of the information as a whole, and decide to accept it or not if the information "sits right to them". Fi users might conclude things that seem "to come out of nowhere", well, they come from their wierd Fi philosophies that seem to "come out of nowhere" to others. Both are irrational thinkers. They're all about inner life philosophies. But, it's way easier for Fi hero to come up with conclusions. Fi users don't mind skipping some illogical inconsistente to form beliefs. Ti users will be stubborn to not skip illogical inconsistencies (since they value accuracy in beliefs). Luna NEVER cared to create an accurate belief system, did she? She just...belives in Nargles and wierd stuff. Nargles make sense to her, but why do they make sense to her? No one knows, because she never care to explain how the existence of Nargles came to be. She doesn't know and doesn't care how Nargles are coherently logical even tho there is no certain proof of such creature. She just saw Nargles on her father's newspaper one day and decided to belive on them. Yes Nargles make sense to her, but did we ever saw her questioning her theory or try and rationalise it to others? And she's, what, 14-16 years old. Her Te is still developing (although she still uses it). She's too accommodating and revolves herself too much around feelings to be an inferior Fe. Just take Luna, take how she comes up with conclusions and compare it to, idk, Dipper from Gavity Falls, or Killua from HunterxHunter (both young INTPs with healthy use of Ti). See how they will question anything to come up with a conclusion, how long they take analysing, how they take coherent logical steps in contrast to Luna. Unrelated but, why 4 fix on top of 5. She acts like a 4 but has no 4 motives (desires nor fears), she has 5 motives. Plus 4 reactive wouldn't make sense. Any thoughts on 954?

Biografia

Luna Lovegood is a Ravenclaw student one year younger than Harry (Portrayed by #EvannaLynch). She is described as having straggly waist-length dirty blond hair, grey eyes and a "permanently surprised look". Rowling has often said that Luna is the "anti-Hermione", as Hermione is "inflexible and logical," as opposed to Luna, who would "believe 10 impossible things before breakfast." Her father, Xenophilius Lovegood, is the editor-in-chief of The Quibbler, a strange magazine claiming supposedly untrue things Luna and her father believe. When Luna was 9 years old, her mother, Pandora, died while performing a spell experiment, the particular one having gone, as Luna stated, "horribly wrong". Luna is socially isolated at school, and is given the nickname "Loony" Lovegood for her bizarre personality, but she appears to have the rare quality of caring little about what others think of her, although she sometimes gets incensed when her beliefs are challenged.