...similar people with this personality type include...Jesus.
Tell me Jesus took the test too!! lol

Jesus took the Myers-Briggs? I didn't even know they had it way back then!

INFJ - same as gandhi and mother teresa. when i was really young and i took it, it came up INFJ/INTJ split.

Ahaha, you chose to disclaim your anti-sarcasm sentiment as sarcasm.

Ironically, I wonder how many people thought mine was serious because I didn't.

Great Expectations still explains it best. Pip was sent away to become a gentleman, and wore fine clothes and practised perfect etiquette, but Joe Gargery was the true gentleman of the story, despite his manners and rough edges and lack of education, because he had a fine, gentle heart that meant he was instinctively respectful of everyone, and also caring, protective and forgiving to those he loved.

Better question.
Is Bill Maher intelligent enough to engage in politically commentary?
Answer:
nnnnnnnnnNOPE.

I like Bill Maher, too bad he isn't funnier.
Will Rogers did it better.

I prefer Noam Chomsky

if you stand for nothing, you'll fall for anything

cultural anthropologists also know there was a time, before religions and nations, when societies were more into 'partnership', when both genders had input into decision making... when decisions were made in respect of all life on the planet...

i also do see a return to more 'natural' ways in other people around me and especially in the youth... dialogue about doing things 'differently'... the 'working centre' in town here now has an organic garden that supplies their 'organic' queen street 'commons'...restaurant and so much more... where there are also books and lectures available on alternate energy sources, organic gardening, voluntary poverty, bartering, etc... shop for locally produced products made from natural or vintage materials...

Supporting evidence for the possibilities of Earth Community comes from the findings of quantum physics, evolutionary biology, developmental psychology, anthropology, archaeology, and religious mysticism. It was the human way before Empire; we must make a choice to re-learn how to live by its principles.

The only thing that the dogs ever killed was a possum and a snake. I agree that when innocent people get hurt, it is tragic. That, however, was not the case with these dogs. None of them have ever hurt anyone. It is funny how dogs can be like people. The other dogs still run free and they go to the spot where Sunny was killed and lie down and whine where her body was found. Even they miss her.

I have a picture of Sunny sitting on my desk as well as a poem that one of the people who responded to my forum wrote to me as coming directly from Sunny. I am so thankful to that person (you know who you are). I printed it out and put her picture right beside it. When I start feeling like I am going to cry again, I look up and see her and that poem and it makes me smile. I still cry, but at least I am smiling and remembering her the way she was, a very happy dog.

The men who are talking about forgivness are probably abusers themselves!!

How often is one shark the “victim” of another shark? In those cases would it be too much of a stretch to call one shark berserk – i.e. insane – and the other simply the unfortunate victim of circumstances, not malice or evil.

As someone who lists philosophy as one of their interests you may appreciate reading Epictetus, specifically, the Enchiridion:
http://home.nvg.org/~aga/stories/enchiridion.html

Emotions and feelings are something that we decide to experience, they are games we play with each other as mammals. They are optional. It's often when we decide that these games mean something more that we go insane - manifesting in anger, depression, and fear. We have no need of them, they serve only to hinder us.