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reply posted on 22-6-2009 @ 03:19 PM by mblahnikluver
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Intrapersonal thinkers:
* Spend a lot of time thinking about and trying to understand themselves
* Reflect on their thoughts and moods, and work to improve them
* You understand how your behaviour affects your relationships with others
Other Intrapersonal thinkers include
Sigmund Freud, Gandhi, Grahame Greene
Careers which suit Intrapersonal Thinkers include
Psychologist, Teacher, Pilot, Child care worker, Explorer, Drama therapist
Interesting..sounds like me. Although I would never be a pilot with my fear of flying..lol I have worked as a teacger and a child care worker. Neat
thread! Thanks
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reply posted on 22-6-2009 @ 04:09 PM by Novise
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Existential here which is what I thought it would say. Understanding that the way life is experienced is based on perception, I can use that. Every
day brings something new, our life is unique. That uniqueness should be taken into consideration when we are making decisions. If a homeless man
walks up to me I am more likely to give him money than donating it to a charity even though this does not necessarily follow logic or "bang for your
buck" or the "greater good." I guess that is a way to describe existential thought. It is taking what happens right in front of you into
consideration, what you can touch, what you can effect, and how that must be significant because it's the only thing you can really effect,
spiritually...
you can impart your attitude and intentions to these situation, not just your productivity, your time, and your money. I took in a stray cat that
showed up, never something I considered doing or even thought about before that morning, but the cat was there and it was like that "happened for a
reason." Even though I know better. My efforts would be much more useful to the world if focusing on other things, but the cat was right in front
of me. I think this differentiates existential thinking from other types. I'm not a philosophy major, but yeah.
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reply posted on 22-6-2009 @ 04:18 PM by W3RLIED2
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Naturalist thinker.
The description was pretty much dead on. I understand myself enough to know that it's pretty accurate. Good find OP 
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reply posted on 22-6-2009 @ 04:20 PM by plainview
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Musical Thinker.
Of coarse! My father is a musician, composer and recording engineer, my husband is a musician, composer and recording engineer, and I've been singing
and playing music since I was a child. But I've always gone back and forth between music and visual arts. I can't concentrate on just one for too
long.
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reply posted on 23-6-2009 @ 08:34 AM by nerdychemist
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Existential thinkers:
* Like to spend time thinking about philosophical issues such as "What is the meaning of life?"
* Try to see beyond the 'here and now', and understand deeper meanings
* consider moral and ethical implications of problems as well as practical solutions
Like existential thinkers, Leonardo questioned man's role in the universe. Many of his paintings explored the relationship between man and God.
Other Existential Thinkers include
The Buddha, Gandhi, Plato, Socrates, Martin Luther King
Careers which suit Existential Thinkers include
Philosopher, Religious leader, Head of state, Artist, Writer
Funny think is that I am a scientist?
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reply posted on 23-6-2009 @ 09:10 AM by FadeToBlack
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Musical thinkers:
* Tend to think in sounds, and may also think in rhythms and melodies
* Are sensitive to the sounds and rhythms of words as well as their meanings.
* Feel a strong connection between music and emotions
Like many musical thinkers, Leonardo loved to sing, and had a fine voice Other Musical Thinkers include
Mozart, John Lennon, Jimi Hendrix
Careers which suit Musical Thinkers include
Musician, Music teacher, Sound engineer, Recording technician
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Existential thinkers:
* Like to spend time thinking about philosophical issues such as "What is the meaning of life?"
* Try to see beyond the 'here and now', and understand deeper meanings
* consider moral and ethical implications of problems as well as practical solutions
Like existential thinkers, Leonardo questioned man's role in the universe. Many of his paintings explored the relationship between man and God.
Other Existential Thinkers include
The Buddha, Gandhi, Plato, Socrates, Martin Luther King
Careers which suit Existential Thinkers include
Philosopher, Religious leader, Head of state, Artist, Writer
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Interesting...
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reply posted on 23-6-2009 @ 09:39 AM by Jakes51
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Very fun post. It turns out I am an Existential thinker and I guess I have always thought of things as the results state. I've always had an
inquisitive nature and look at everything objectively. Plus I have an insane quest for knowledge in just about everything I come across. I am never
just happy with scratching the surface and am always willing to dig further.
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reply posted on 23-6-2009 @ 11:04 AM by dreamseeker
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Thinker quiz : what your results say about you
Some people have a strong preference for one style of thinking, and find some skills come more naturally than others. Other people tend to adopt
different thinking styles in different situations.
This test gives you an idea of what your current thinking style or styles are. But remember - the brain is a very adaptive organ. You should be able
to improve your performance in any one of these categories with practice. The Renaissance ideal
The leading thinkers of the Renaissance were not just experts in their own field. The renaissance scholar was expected to master all branches of
knowledge.
With his insatiable desire to know everything, Leonardo da Vinci is often held up as the ideal Renaissance man.
You are an Interpersonal Thinker
Interpersonal thinkers:
Like to think about other people, and try to understand them
Recognise differences between individuals and appreciate that different people have different perspectives
Make an effort to cultivate effective relationships with family, friends and colleagues
Like interpersonal thinkers, Leonardo had lots of friends and contacts, and was a popular figure at the Italian court. Other Interpersonal thinkers
include
Winston Churchill, Mother Teresa, William Shakespeare
Careers which suit Interpersonal thinkers include
Politician, Psychologist, Nurse, Counsellor, Teacher
You are an Existential Thinker
Existential thinkers:
Like to spend time thinking about philosophical issues such as "What is the meaning of life?"
Try to see beyond the 'here and now', and understand deeper meanings
consider moral and ethical implications of problems as well as practical solutions
Like existential thinkers, Leonardo questioned man's role in the universe. Many of his paintings explored the relationship between man and God.
Other Existential Thinkers include
The Buddha, Gandhi, Plato, Socrates, Martin Luther King
Careers which suit Existential Thinkers include
Philosopher, Religious leader, Head of state, Artist,
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reply posted on 28-6-2009 @ 11:42 AM by FritosBBQTwist
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Logical-Mathematical thinker
Logic solves all
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reply posted on 29-6-2009 @ 09:31 AM by brickcity
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well i'll be the first
Kinaesthetic thinkers:
Think in movements.
Like to use their bodies in skilful and expressive ways
Have an aptitude for working with your hands
Other Kinaesthetic Thinkers include
Houdini, Rudolph Nureyev, David Beckham
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reply posted on 29-6-2009 @ 10:08 AM by RUFFREADY
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I'm a "You are a Naturalist Thinker" also.
Pretty cool test I agree with the results.
I'm always in tune with animals thats for sure.
fits me rather well I must say.
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reply posted on 29-6-2009 @ 11:13 AM by badmedia
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Existential Thinker.
Not really a surprise, and I'd say it was pretty accurate.
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reply posted on 29-6-2009 @ 11:19 AM by ronishia
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Interpersonal thinkers:
* Like to think about other people, and try to understand them
* Recognise differences between individuals and appreciate that different people have different perspectives
* Make an effort to cultivate effective relationships with family, friends and colleagues
Like interpersonal thinkers, Leonardo had lots of friends and contacts, and was a popular figure at the Italian court. Other Interpersonal thinkers
include
Winston Churchill, Mother Teresa, William Shakespeare
Careers which suit Interpersonal thinkers include
Politician, Psychologist, Nurse, Counsellor, Teacher
freaky thing is am training to be a nursery teacher  lol
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reply posted on 29-6-2009 @ 02:08 PM by IAmD1
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Musical - naturalist and existential thinker.
I am the sound engineering astonomer head of state Buddah!
LOL  nice op
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reply posted on 29-6-2009 @ 02:27 PM by Kandinsky
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Musical thinkers:
* Tend to think in sounds, and may also think in rhythms and melodies
* Are sensitive to the sounds and rhythms of words as well as their meanings.
* Feel a strong connection between music and emotions
Naturalist Thinkers:
* Like to understand the natural world, and the living beings that inhabit it
* have an aptitude for communicating with animals
* You try to understand patterns of life and natural forces
It's an interesting test. Maybe only a year or two ago, the results would be different? Guess it changes like we all change over time...cool.
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reply posted on 29-6-2009 @ 02:40 PM by apacheman
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The kind who thinks the statement "Your browser doesn't support our quiz" is backwards and dishonest. It should read "Sorry, we're too
lazy/ignorant to support your browser".
I think too many folks look to externals for validation. What kind of thinker am I? A broader-based one than most, one who can think in original terms
far more effectively than most.
For instance, the quiz treats education as an external, something given by others and doesn't seem to differentiate between formal schooling and
genuine education. While I hold a college degree, that's merely paper. I didn't get much of an education in college compared to what I taught myself
and learned from experience.
These sorts of things are fun, but as meaningless as the daily horoscope.
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reply posted on 29-6-2009 @ 05:32 PM by nunya13
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Spot on for me...
Naturalist Thinkers:
* Like to understand the natural world, and the living beings that inhabit it
* have an aptitude for communicating with animals
* You try to understand patterns of life and natural forces
Like other Naturalist thinkers, Leonardo longed to spend time in the countryside. He spent hours watching birds to understand how they flew.
Other Naturalist thinkers include Charles Darwin, Jane Goodall, Johnny Morris, David Attenborough
Careers which suit Naturalist thinkers include Biologist, Meteorologist, Forester, Farmer, Astronomer, Alternative therapist
So how did I wind up in Accountancy?
Well, my dream is to work with animals and the closest, realistic choice would have been to work in a vet's office and after enrolling in school, I
decided I couldn't do it. I couldn't work with sick and possibly dying animals. I can't even squash a bug for God sake's. I would be an
emotional mess all the time.
Guess accountancy was the next best thing. I like working with numbers.
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reply posted on 29-6-2009 @ 05:35 PM by OldThinker
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reply to post by johnb
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See 2 posts ahead....
Sorry....
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reply posted on 29-6-2009 @ 05:36 PM by nunya13
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Originally posted by apacheman
For instance, the quiz treats education as an external, something given by others and doesn't seem to differentiate between formal schooling and
genuine education. While I hold a college degree, that's merely paper. I didn't get much of an education in college compared to what I taught myself
and learned from experience.
I think that's why the first few questions ask, not only your completed level of education and the rate at which you like your job, but also how you
think your education had a role in your knowledge to do the work.
For instance, I only completed high school, but I love my job. But my answers to the questions like, "do you think your education prepared you for
your career" and things of that nature, I pretty much answered "No" or "very little" to all of those.
So it does take that into consideration.
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reply posted on 29-6-2009 @ 05:36 PM by OldThinker
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reply to post by johnb
What kind of Thinker are you?"
An old one...
oldTHINKER out...
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