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Horsenality is a combination of the words "horse" and "personality". Just like humans, horses also have different personalities and needs, and in order to have long-term success with your horse it is essential that you first learn how to "read" him, i.e., to...

A whorl or swirl is a patch of hair growing in the opposite direction of the surrounding hair, usually in a pinwheel fashion. It’s commonly found on the head, and especially the face. Whorls are also known as trichoglyphs, or cowlicks when they appear elsewher...

At the time of writing, the convention for moderating profile comments on PDB is that a comment must contain, A. a discussion of the subject's personality (e.g. not a discussion of whether or not you like their work) and, B. an argument that explains your thou...

SimilarMinds.com is a website, which is apparently managed by Tim Flynn. Tim Flynn does not appear to be a notable scientific researcher. He has no Wikipedia page and google searches turn up little or no information. On Similar Minds he shares his interests an...

The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) is the United States law governing claims that copyright-protected material is being distributed online. If you believe that this website is being used to host or distribute copyrighted material that you own the copy...

Incomplete. Feel free to add information you find. Eysenck was a German-born British psychologist whose research stayed in the genetic and biological side of human personality and used personality types to indicate which conditions a person might have. He was...

May be confusing, information is incomplete Dimensions Psychoticism Extraversion Neuroticism Aggressive Sociable Anxious Assertive Irresponsible Depressed Egocentric Dominant Guilt Feelings Unsympathetic Lack of reflection ...

The 17th personality type. Stack: Fi-Te-Ne-Si (in codominance). They have talent and interest in technology, game development, script creation, inventions, or journalism, always in a very professional way. They are very interested in talking about their proj...

Each single page where users can type a famous person or a fictional character is called a profile. For example, Nelson Mandela has a profile, and Dio Brando also has also a profile.  PDB Personal Page (or PDB Community Profile, PDB Community Page) is a spec...

As known as: PDB Personal Page, PDB Community Profile It is a special type of profile private to PDB users. Every user can create a profile for themselves after 30 days.  The profile owner can control whether to allow voting, public access, or public contrib...

"I don't agree with the consensus."  "The consensus says ISFJ." In most cases, consensus refers to the majority vote on one profile, which isn't always what everyone agrees with.  [Spoiler] Click to expand In the future, there will be an alternative cons...

When used alone in a typology comment, it often implies that the typist themselves couldn't come up with a good argument. Related logical fallacies Proof by assertion Proof by assertion, sometimes informally referred to as proof by repeated assertion, is ...

Profiles of well-known real people.

Profiles of fictional characters.

You know something isn't fun when there is a "Fun" in its name.  Just kidding, Discovery & Fun is a chill place on PDB where users apply typology to nearly everything.   

A name given to a collection of profiles whose types' are still being debated fiercely. It can be accessed by clicking on the "Debate Chamber" button. It is still in Beta stage.

Limitations of PDB's SLOAN System The PDB voting engine only allows for 32 SLOAN types, offering options of just high or low for each of the 5 traits. This means that the full nuance of a big five test result is not at all well represented by these 32 options...

Typology is the study of types or the systematic classification of the types of something according to their common characteristics. (From Wikipedia) On PDB, typology refers to the systematic classification of personality types. MBTI is a typology system, Enn...