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Building Community Capacity This report recommends one-off funding proposals to 2 voluntary organisations. These organisations are The 999 Club Trust and Lewisham ...

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"Best brains" problem (25 mins ago)

I am sure I heard Digby Jones on Radio Four say the government should be careful in their regulation of the financial sector as the "best brains" will flee the country...

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So a Norwegian MP is standing down after spending thousands of pounds worth of tax payers cash on phoning fortune tellers for advice. I bet she didn't see that comin...

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Tuesday, July 01, 2008

Myers-Briggs Types - 1 comment

My employer has had the bright idea of organising a "card game" for everyone in the office, this Thursday evening. Intelligence reaches me that this is almost certainly boils down to a Myers-Briggs test, which is covered here at the Skepdic's Dictionary. See also this drivel.

I'm sure I speak for all B4L readers when I state that I'd really rather not undergo a pseudo-scientific test (if that's quite the right term) of this nature, and so I ask "How do I get out of this?" or, more realistically, "How can I render any results I produce unusable?". Presumably the worst possible situation would be to produce a 'clear' result (insofar as these results can be clear) that wasn't even 'me'.

If anyone has any suggestions or experience, please post them here, as I'm sure it's in the public interest that such testing is challenged.

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