Reply #58: A lot of neuro-scientists would disagree with you on that count. [View All]

There are hosts of studies. Books on it...a really good one: The Introvert's Advantage. So you can believe I'm wrong as long as you like, that won't change science.


Based on your post you need to educate yourself on the meanings of introversion and extroversion and how they relate to information processing and neurological function.

My snark toward Chillspike is rather like my snark toward you. We seem to be talking past each other. And my time on this planet is much too short to educate you in the intricacies of the wide range of behaviors possible within a personality "type".

The one point we seem to agree on is that they are loose guide lines and not set in stone.

I didn't read Chillspike's post as calm and considered. It was disorganized, rambling and scattershot. I will, at least, give you props for being able to form coherent paragraphs. Even though your theses and conclusions are seemingly based solely on your own experience and not on a body of scientific evidence.