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  • Reyali@lemm.eeto196@lemmy.blahaj.zonequick MBTI test rule
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    16 days ago

    The first time I ever took a Myers-Briggs assessment was on paper and every question was A or B. There was one where I was a perfect 50/50 split and could NOT choose a preference for either, so I scored it as .5 for each.

    That .5 difference gave me an equal score for introvert and extrovert.

    Since then I’ve taken a more professional assessment at work, and it shows how strongly I fit into the category. Like you, they were nearly all ~47-53% between the two.

    Some other assessments have been intriguing imo, but Myers-Briggs has never suited me because of their dichotomy BS.


  • Reyali@lemm.eeto196@lemmy.blahaj.zonecrulevids
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    2 months ago

    Ah, actually that seems likely! I’ve only ever seen bright red mouths on baby crows, so this being pink was a bit of a surprise, but it seems pink is normal for fledgling ravens. The feathers extending onto the beak also do indicate it’s more likely a raven.

    Thanks for the call out!


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    2 months ago

    Fun fact: that’s a baby crow! [Edit: or more likely, a baby raven.]

    Only young crows have pink/red inside their mouths. Adults have black mouths. I learned this after we started feeding crows at our house and in the summer I noticed some had bright mouths. It’s the only distinguishing feature because by the time the babies are out of the nest, they’re as big as the adults!

    Though the way they followed the adults around and begged to be fed also distinguished them a bit!