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While I generally agree for me and the introverted geeks and nerds I wrangle for a living, I'll pick a nit about personalities who thrive in group environment. There people who do thunk bettah when the ideation happens in a group at high speed. I'm routinely baffled by external processors who don't know what they think until they say it out loud, but I have come to accept that they truly don't. I think those people are weird, annoying, and I strive to avoid them in my life (except the one I'm married to, of course), but I have observed a bunch of them in action in the past few decades.
While I generally agree for me and the introverted geeks and nerds I wrangle for a living, I'll pick a nit about personalities who thrive in group environment. There people who do thunk bettah when the ideation happens in a group at high speed. I'm routinely baffled by external processors who don't know what they think until they say it out loud, but I have come to accept that they truly don't. I think those people are weird, annoying, and I strive to avoid them in my life (except the one I'm married to, of course), but I have observed a bunch of them in action in the past few decades.