>assuming I have money

maybe one day

but not today

seriously, though, Betsy.

It's Molly's cat. It jumps around in the background. It generally seems to ignore Tim, and from what I can tell by <:timcat:463067464016855040> it occasionally freaks out.

hahaha

Has anybody taken the Myers-Briggs?

Not in a long time. I've heard most people's results change from week to week

Oh, really? Yeah, I took it a long time ago, too.

Back then I was an ISFJ.

I am an INTJ. You?

Always thought the types were fairly static, though.

My results have not changed since the 4th grade.

Without actually taking the test, pretty sure I'd be ISTJ.

I think I took it a long time ago. I forget the result.

I take every so often I think the test is shite, but there a lot of documentation on it.

Would Tim be interested in taking this test for shites and giggles?

That would be cool. Does it have a lot of questions?

Depending on the test, it can.

Oh, there are different versions?

Several. From free to paid. From in-depth to short. From profressional to entertainment.

From scientific to theortical.

If you guys want to take a test... I've got one for you more newsie related.

I've linked it before.

Cool.

Okay! so, everyone getting in on this

I'll give you this heads up immediately

when it says 'factual statement' it doesn't mean 'true statement'

It means a statement based in facts, as opposed to opinions.

http://www.pewresearch.org/quiz/news-statements-quiz/

I don't believe in borders therefor it's an opinion that obama was born in the US

checkmate test

haha

The only one I got wrong is I put that "ISIS lost a significant portion of its territory in Iraq and Syria in 2017." as opinion

because what is or isn't significant is opinion

Do I have brain problems?

I mean, probably not?

If it just said "lost a portion" I'd have put fact, but I still feel that "significant portion" makes it opinion

I think the lost territory makes it factual.

You can prove that or not.

You can't prove it's a significant amount