MagisterCultuum
Great Sage
I'd say it mostly means that the introvert/extrovert questions all said almost exactly the same thing, and so got the same response. I lean only slightly towards the introverted response for many of them, but not towards the extroverted for any. If they were not all yes/no questions but allowed us to express different degrees of agreement or disagreement I'm sure it would not have come to 100%.
I don't think it is really an Ego thing. I much prefer honest criticism to less than honest praise, especially when they criticize me in the same ways I criticize myself. I don't really care about most people's opinion of me, just those I like or respect. I do much prefer discussing things I objectively know than expressing my opinions. I have some very strong opinions, but they don't tend to be on issues that anyone asks about so their questions often seem meaningless. My views often don't fit into the false dichotomies in which many think. I don't like expressing things incompletely and rarely find people with long enough attention spans or enough time to allow me to express myself fully, and I rarely consider it worth trying. I may have to mention dozens of things that happened years apart (including some that I merely speculated might have happened) and alone don't seem relevant or could give the wrong idea. It is pretty rare for individual events to have much of an emotional effect on me or to arouse a strong opinion (either positively or negatively), but general trends certainly do. As such, it can be difficult to explain why I feel a certain way about something in ways people would understand, and it is hard to find any examples from my life that make sense without a great more context than I feel like giving. Often though, I just can't think of an appropriate or polite way to initiate social interaction. I tend to care more about being courteous than most. Also, putting things off makes makes them all the more awkward.
I don't think it is really an Ego thing. I much prefer honest criticism to less than honest praise, especially when they criticize me in the same ways I criticize myself. I don't really care about most people's opinion of me, just those I like or respect. I do much prefer discussing things I objectively know than expressing my opinions. I have some very strong opinions, but they don't tend to be on issues that anyone asks about so their questions often seem meaningless. My views often don't fit into the false dichotomies in which many think. I don't like expressing things incompletely and rarely find people with long enough attention spans or enough time to allow me to express myself fully, and I rarely consider it worth trying. I may have to mention dozens of things that happened years apart (including some that I merely speculated might have happened) and alone don't seem relevant or could give the wrong idea. It is pretty rare for individual events to have much of an emotional effect on me or to arouse a strong opinion (either positively or negatively), but general trends certainly do. As such, it can be difficult to explain why I feel a certain way about something in ways people would understand, and it is hard to find any examples from my life that make sense without a great more context than I feel like giving. Often though, I just can't think of an appropriate or polite way to initiate social interaction. I tend to care more about being courteous than most. Also, putting things off makes makes them all the more awkward.
