Meyers-Briggs Personality Type

[Rumckle]

Heh, I missed slacker when I first saw that list.

Also, what makes and egyptologist different to any other anthropologist/historian/archeologist?

I think the difference would be that they specialize in Egypt. It's like the difference between a physician and a cardiologist.

Well, I get that much, but they don't say, Greekologist or Romanologist

[President Television]

Heh, I missed slacker when I first saw that list.

Also, what makes and egyptologist different to any other anthropologist/historian/archeologist?

I think the difference would be that they specialize in Egypt. It's like the difference between a physician and a cardiologist.

Well, I get that much, but they don't say, Greekologist or Romanologist

[Cainad (dec.)]

If I were to make a cynical, ignorant guess with nothing to back it up, I would say it's because the British Empire never pwned the sites of ancient Greek or Roman artifacts quite as much as they did in Egypt. They certainly nicked enough stuff to build an entire academic field around it.

[Rumckle]

I'm fairly sure it falls under the finders-keepers rule.

[NotPublished]

I got ENFP, description fits me fairly well

Extroverted (E) 58.33% Introverted (I) 41.67%
Intuitive (N) 54.29% Sensing (S) 45.71%
Thinking (T) 50% Feeling (F) 50%
Perceiving (P) 57.14% Judging (J) 42.86%

[Rumckle]

You seem like you could be one way or the other with all of those. (especially Tand F)

[NotPublished]

Maybe I don't have a personality and I just react to things depending on how much sleep and food I've had

[Rumckle]

Maybe you don't have a personality and you're just a sex robot 

[NotPublished]

  404 RESPONSE.TXT NOT FOUND

[Rumckle]

[Fredfredly ⊂(◉‿◉)つ]

i took this once but i forget te result and im too lazy to do it again so i will just say my personality is AWESOME

[Cain]

If I were to make a cynical, ignorant guess with nothing to back it up, I would say it's because the British Empire never pwned the sites of ancient Greek or Roman artifacts quite as much as they did in Egypt. They certainly nicked enough stuff to build an entire academic field around it.

Or the Brits considered themselves the heirs and descendents of Roman and Greek civilization, whereas Egyptian civilization was seen as alien.

[-Kel-]

ENFP

[Cainad (dec.)]

If I were to make a cynical, ignorant guess with nothing to back it up, I would say it's because the British Empire never pwned the sites of ancient Greek or Roman artifacts quite as much as they did in Egypt. They certainly nicked enough stuff to build an entire academic field around it.

Or the Brits considered themselves the heirs and descendents of Roman and Greek civilization, whereas Egyptian civilization was seen as alien.

Good call.

[Shai Hulud]

I'm an ENFP, although I personally don't put a lot of stock in the Meyers Briggs test.  I tend to vacillate between a couple of those categories.  It can be interesting though.

Well, I get that much, but they don't say, Greekologist or Romanologist

But they do say Assyriologist.  I think the explanation for this is that we have a tidy little name for Greekology an Romanology as "Classical" but we haven't really got an equivalent for the preceding Egyptian/Assyrian period.