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materialistic |
offbeat |
thinking |
interpersonal |
vital |
easygoing |
sectarian |
healthy |
popular with everyone, focused on maximizing their own happiness, very aware of their value to others |
has a strong desire to pursue their life interests, loves all kinds of new things, innovative |
organized, focused, consistent, highly productive, academic, finishes most everything they start |
generous, shows faith in others, believes every one matters, deeply concerned about the community |
enthusiastic, excited for tomorrow, loves being alive, thinks they are right where they need to be |
peaceful, tranquil, doesn't obsess about anything, feels lucky |
takes pride in their culture/country, likes strong leaders, economic conservative |
average |
prioritizes being attractive, attentive to social status, likes to be fancy, likes adulation |
experimental, risk taking, exploring, challenging, seeks new techniques, abstract, rebellious |
compelled to be planned and orderly, makes lists, procedural, feels lost without structure |
puts others first, compelled to be helpful, empathetic, nurturing, loving, forgiving |
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likes to take it easy, nonchalant, leisure-centric, selects the most relaxing life path |
supports border walls and limited immigration, pro racial profiling, thinks their culture is best |
unhealthy |
obsessed with looks / social rank, slave to social validation, jealous, dishonest, prone to putting on a fake front |
has difficulty following social rules, slave to danger, eccentric, mysterious, outlier |
overly regimented, anal, ocd, habit driven, biased towards rationality over feelings |
can't say no, overly loyal, can only experience happiness through the happiness of others |
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slacker, spends a lot of time awake laying around, energy conservation biased |
xenophobic, doesn't like feeling vulnerable, thinks people should stay in their places |
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ascetic |
conventional |
haphazard |
withholding |
depressive |
rigid |
globalist |
healthy |
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average |
doesn't care about social status / popularity, not into being being fancy, minimalist style, non-showy |
not risk taking, prefers the familiar, doesn't like being different, not very curious |
unplanned, disorganized, non-systematic |
doesn't live for others, difficult, unempathetic, priotizes logic over people / feelings |
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doesn't value calm, has not chill, doesn't prioritize relaxation |
pro-immigrants, politically liberal, cosmopolitan |
unhealthy |
doesn't care about appearance, prefers to avoid spotlight, hermit, prefers to be away from the mainstream |
risk averse, doesn't try new things, doesn't like intensity, unadventurous |
messy, disorderly, doesn't prioritize getting up every morning, rarely cleans |
uninterested in the feelings of others, uncaring, unhelpful, unaccomodating |
struggles with depression, doesn't like being alive, upset, distressed, self destructive, anxious, non-trusting |
unrelaxed, easily agitated, not even-tempered, tense, high strung |
dislikes their own culture |
Materialists (Admiration Seekers) Tom Ripley from The Talented Mr. Ripley Gordon Gekko from Wall Street Patrick Bateman from American Psycho Jay Gatsby from The Great Gatsby Mark Zuckerberg from The Social Network Norma Desmond from Sunset Boulevard Mozart from Amadeus Scarlett O'Hara from Gone with the Wind Frank Abagnale from Catch Me If You Can Stephen Glass from Shattered Glass Max Fischer from Rushmore Taylor Swift - Pop Star Oprah - Media Star Princess Diana - Royalty Star Madonna - Pop Star Michael Jackson - Pop Star James Brown - Pop Star Elvis Presley - Pop Star Bing Crosby - Pop Star Prince - Pop Star
Offbeats (Innovative Explorers) Alan Turing in The Imitation Game Howard Hughes in The Aviator Preston Tucker in Tucker Seth Brundle in The Fly John Nash in A Beautiful Mind Alexander in The Time Machine Max Cohen in Pi Bloom and Stephen in The Brothers Bloom Scientists in A Fantastic Voyage Arthur Dent in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Frida in Frida Kahlo Pollock in Pollock Darwin - Originated the Theory of Evolution Freud - Invented Psychoanalysis Tesla - Invented Induction Motor Marie Curie - Pioneer in Researching Radioactivity Einstein - Originated the Theory of Relativity Galileo - First to Use a Refracting Telescope to Make Important Astronomical Discoveries Edison - Invented the Carbon Filament Light Bulb Da Vinci - Inventor and Artist Bell - Invented the Telephone
Thinkers (Methodical Planners) Hannibal Lecter from The Silence of the Lambs Watson from Sherlock Holmes Christian Wolff from The Accountant Andy Dufresne from The Shawshank Redemption Robert Langdon from The Da Vinci Code Michael Corleone from The Godfather Leslie Knope from Parks and Recreation Jean-Luc Picard from Star Trek Martha Stewart - Cooking tycoon Patton - American Military General Caesar - Roman Emperor Napoleon - French General and Ruler Henry Ford - Automaker Eisenhower - American General and President Hannibal Smith from the TV Show The A-Team Walt Disney - Founder of Disney Ray Kroc - Founder of McDonald's Vince Lombardi - Notre Dame Football Coach Red Auerbach - Boston Celtics General Manager Phil Jackson - NBA Coach
Interpersonals (Empathetic Helpers) Attic Finch from To Kill a Mockingbird Oskar Schindler from Schindler's List John Keating from Dead Poets Society Desmond Doss from Hacksaw Ridge Mother Teresa Mahatma Gandhi Nelson Mandela Martin Luther King Eleanor Roosevelt Desmond Tutu Elizabeth Fry Harriet Tubman Helen Keller - Activist for People with Special Needs
Vitals (Optimistic Resilients) Rocky from Rocky Matilda from Matilda Coco from Coco Wall-E from Wall-E Rudy Ruettiger from Rudy Paddington Bear from Paddington Samwise Gamgee from The Lord of the Rings Erin Brockovich from Erin Brockovich Peter Quill from Guardians of the Galaxy Aibileen Clark from The Help Elizabeth Bennet from Pride and Prejudice Remy from Ratatouille
Easygoers (Chill Peacemakers) The Dude from The Big Lebowski Stifler from American Pie Encino Man from Encino Man Brad Pitt from True Romance Peter Gibbons from Office Space Johnny Utah from Point Break Alien from Spring Breakers Cher from Clueless Jim Halpert from The Office
Sectarians (Tradition Zealots) Hitler - German Nationalist Mussolini - Italian Nationalist Slobodan Milošević - Serbian Nationalist David Ben-Gurion - Jewish Nationalist Daniel O’Connell - Italian Nationalist Marcus Garvey - African American Nationalist Simón Bolívar - South American Nationalist Francisco Franco - Spanish Nationalist David Duke - White Nationalist
Ascetics (Luxury Ambivalents) Nick Young from Crazy Rich Asians Amelie from Amelie Siddhartha - Practiced Severe Asceticism for Years, Attempting to Reach Enlightenment Through Extreme Deprivation St. Francis of Assisi - Christian Mystic and Preacher, St. Francis is Known for His Vow of Poverty and Ascetic Lifestyle Diogenes of Sinope - Ancient Greek Philosopher and One of the Most Famous Cynics, Diogenes Lived an Ascetic Lifestyle, Rejecting Material Wealth and Social Conventions Leo Tolstoy - Russian Author of War and Peace, Tolstoy Renounced His Aristocratic Lifestyle and Wealth Later in Life Henry David Thoreau - Author of Walden, Lived in a Small Cabin Near Walden Pond, Rejecting the Trappings of Modern Life to Embrace Self-Reliance and a Simple, Natural Lifestyle The Amish - Known for Rejecting Modern Conveniences and Luxuries. They Live a Simple, Rural Lifestyle, Prioritizing Community, Manual Labor, and Religious Devotion Over Material Excess Søren Kierkegaard - Danish Philosopher, Kierkegaard Rejected the Wealth He Inherited from His Family, Instead Choosing a Modest, Minimalist Lifestyle Thomas Merton - Trappist Monk and Writer, Merton Chose the Simplicity and Solitude of Monastic Life, Rejecting the Material World John the Baptist - Prominent Figure in Christianity, John Lived an Ascetic Life in the Desert, Subsisting on Locusts and Wild Honey Simone Weil - French Philosopher and Mystic, Weil Lived a Life of Self-Imposed Austerity, Even When She Had the Means for Comfort. She Worked in Factories and on Farms to Understand the Plight of the Working Class, and Her Philosophical Writings Reflect Her Disdain for Material Excess
Conventionals (Incurious Squares) Stepford Wives in The Stepford Wives Ed Rooney in Ferris Bueller's Day Off Brian Johnson in The Breakfast Club Andy Stitzer in The 40-Year-Old Virgin Reynaud from Chocolat Larry Gopnik from A Serious Man Cal Weaver in Crazy, Stupid, Love Harold Crick in Stranger Than Fiction Greg Focker in Meet the Parents Stevens the Butler from The Remains of the Day
Haphazards (Disorganized Waywards) Jack Sparrow from Pirates of the Caribbean Bridget Jones from Bridget Jones's Diary Alan Garner from The Hangover Inspector Clouseau Mr. Bean Harry Dunne and Lloyd Christmas from Dumb and Dumber Napoleon Dynamite Ace Ventura Clark Griswold from Vacation Del Griffith from Planes, Trains and Automobiles
Withholders (Cold Jerks) Jackson Lamb from Slow Horses Ebenezer Scrooge from A Christmas Carol Anton Chigurh from No Country for Old Men Miranda Priestly from The Devil Wears Prada Daniel Plainview from There Will Be Blood Alex DeLarge from A Clockwork Orange Nurse Ratched from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Hans Landa from Inglourious Basterds Fletcher from Whiplash Frank Underwood from House of Cards
Depressives (Pessimistic Losers) Joel Barish from Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Andrew Largeman from Garden State Virginia Woolf from The Hours Charlie from The Perks of Being a Wallflower Susanna Kaysen from Girl, Interrupted Donnie Darko from Donnie Darko Bobby Dupea from Five Easy Pieces Mary Jensen from Melancholia Holden Caulfield from The Catcher in the Rye
Restlessives Tommy DeVito from Goodfellas Marty McFly from Back to the Future Ben Braddock from The Graduate The Joker from The Dark Knight Alfred from Psycho Annie Hall from Annie Hall Howard Ratner from Uncut Gems Beetlejuice from Beetlejuice
Globalists (International Peace-Seekers) Franklin D. Roosevelt - Proposed the Creation of the UN in 1943 Kofi Annan - 7th Secretary-General of the United Nations, Strong Advocate for Global Cooperation, Diplomacy, and Human Rights Jeffrey Sachs - Prominent Globalist, Advising Governments and International Institutions on Poverty Alleviation, Global Health, and Climate Change Bill Gates - Efforts in Promoting Global Cooperation to Fight Diseases Such as Malaria and Polio Reflect a Belief in Globalism George Soros - Financier and Philanthropist, a Vocal Advocate for Open Societies and Global Cooperation Amartya Sen - Economist and Philosopher, an Advocate for Globalism in the Context of Human Development and Social Justice Pascal Lamy - Former Director-General of the World Trade Organization (WTO), Lamy Was a Strong Advocate for Global Trade Liberalization and Multilateralism Christine Lagarde - Former Head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Now the President of the European Central Bank, Lagarde Has Been a Leading Voice for Global Financial Stability and Cooperation Pope Francis - Encyclical Laudato si' Calls for a Global Response to Environmental Degradation and Inequality
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