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I am an inventor, who often likes to create data systems and mathematical methods for managing them. In doing so, I strive to improve things within the systems. You may like design, but I see it as a means to an end. I am an entrepreneur. And, like any cartoon scientist, I care about success. If my interest is captured, I can solve or create anything and give quick and diverse answers to any question. With practice, I could be a dandy philosopher, computer guru, rock star, diplomat, weather channel personality, comedian, detective, scientist or even a master criminal. You could say my special talent is vision beyond the obvious. Or hyper penetration of plain facts, explicit acumen, even wisdom outside of public knowledge. Typical cartoon scientist features. Career in Meteorology - weather cartoon scientist
I like to use my intellect and savvy. And I like scientific methods, especially where such an approach would seem out of place. A lot of statistical research and analysis went into these air web pages, for instance. And they are successful. I have amazed others with my ability to solve logic puzzles and problems, and I can easily entertain two (or more) diabolically opposed ideas simultaneously.
I display good balance. I am generally even tempered, with occasional bits of volatility, and even though I may become annoyed with minor setbacks when on a task, I take pride in my talent at getting the train back on the track. You can find all kinds of free personality tests online to assess your own type. Use the keywords "myers" "briggs" and "free" in your search engine. Maybe include a combination of "type indicator", "psychology" and "personality" as well. Or even "career tests". The letters in my Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI for short) are ENTP. They stand for Extravert - iNtuitive - Thinking - and Perceptive. Extravert: other people and outer world.I could be a charismatic leader. I seek competence in others. I have been labeled "enthusiastic", and enjoy associating and interacting with people.I entertain. Variety in what I do captivates me, as I am not likely to do something just because that's the way it has always been done. I balance many different jobs or interests at once - a trait often attributed to people with Gemini constellation signs. I believe I am gentle, accepting of other people and their unique ways of accomplishing things, somewhat gregarious and not too demanding. Pleasant and cooperative but not overly sympathetic. A definition for gregarious would include the need for company, popularity and interaction with a broad circle of people. However, I am also quite self-contained and not really intimate. I enjoy parties and unexpected changes for their novel qualities. I do best in an open and lively atmosphere and talk to many different people. From comedians to serious meteorology scientists and researchers. Intuition and leadership.I am a possibility person; creativity is my underlying modus operandi. I like complex and unusual ideas and things, therefore I'm OK in foreign situations.New ideas entice me, that is why the internet is my oyster.
I offer original insights and brainstorm thoroughly. And often come up with new ways to do things not seen before. I think I could make a great teacher, especially if unorthodox methods are appreciated. After all, ideas trigger more ideas. I handle life's changes much better than most people. Such alterations get a rise out of your friendly cartoon scientist. I see connections between things and events which other persons may miss, and evaluate the need for each existing procedure on a case-by-case basis. This requires some optimism. And I have plenty. Risk in itself does not deter me. In fact I can sometimes become bored with stability. Thus, I may engage in uncertain ventures, but not exclusively for fun. I focus on developing skill, excellence and power as well. And I am generally not afraid of the future and what mysteries it may hold. As the Star Trek TV show says, I might boldly go where no man has gone before. One of my favorite movies is Steven Spielberg's Back to the Future, starring Michael J Fox and Christopher Lloyd. I also enjoyed Stanley Kubrick's Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb even though it cast Peter Sellers in several cartoon scientist type of roles. I think I need to see it again. Pure imagination, just like a cartoon scientistPeople have called me inspirational, visionary, abstract...and even strange. No I don't have a borderline personality disorder.I can sometimes be misunderstood though, making great leaps in logic or intuition and leaving my audience behind. With a tendency to miss some key facts and gloss over fine points, I may leave things unfinished, allowing more meticulous minds to fill in the missing parts. While resourceful and independent, I can also be superficial at times. That's okay; my strong points overpower these things. A man of many solutions, I am very good with maps, blueprints and schematics, and show exceptional innovation in music. The artist is essentially the instrument.
This author of alternatives likes brainstorming, taking whatever options are available in study programs, and is more comfortable when learning learning is unstructured and he is free to experiment with things. I prefer a wide range of activities in my work and avoid undertakings requiring excessive rote in my approach. I stay away from places where initiative is killed in favor of accuracy, thoroughness and adherence. I can also be absent-minded at times, and may neglect details in routine assignments. It's helpful for me that great discoveries are often made by accident. Overall, not just any cartoon scientist can see the big picture and bring excitement to many situations. But I can. Thinking - my secret to logical reasoningI lend credence to things that are logical, scientific and clear, and naturally seek reasons for and connections behind things. This makes me naturally good at troubleshooting and Cartoon Scientist problem solving using inductive reasoning. Like a lawyer, I quickly and accurately understand a situation and act upon it logically. I have used these qualities extensively in my studies of physics.
Though I tend to be cautious in drawing attention to them, I'm good at seeing flaws in others' logic and negotiations and then criticism is tactfully introduced in the form of contradictory ideas or funny jokes, puns and other little word games amuse me. Just like a good cartoon scientist. On the whole, though, my cerebral qualities are applied internally, in a form officially known as introverted thinking, and it plays a second role to my extraverted intuitive traits outlined above. At other times, I am perceived as supercilious and overly laconic. I could think of worse things. Another things people who prefer using their thinking function to make decisions like is mathematics. This field of study draws on impersonal, tough-minded application of objective principles as much as any other: We are NOT Geeks
At least that's what some people think. Do you think math helps us to understand our world? Succeed at work? Use a computer? What Other Great Mathemeticians Have Said...Click below to see contributions from other visitors to this page...
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Not rated yet What is critical thinking?A good definition of critical thinking includes intellectual evaluation that incorporates knowledge of historical background, thorough research, and solid judgment.The NT combination is often referred to as a rational temperament, commonly found in scientists. The cartoons found on http://www.insightgame.org/nt.php illustrate NT characteristics rather succinctly. Enjoy. Perceptions - what is the definition of open mind.Keeping my options open is of utmost importance. I decide and communicate what to do next when the job is partly underway, as things which were initially unclear become more certain. I prefer evolutionary development, allowing issues to emerge and dealing with them then.This allows me to be quite patient most of the time. Others refer to me as easygoing and pleasant. A reason for this is I don't push for decisions too quickly. Especially from myself. Decisions are often made by the process of elimination, rather than forced pre-maturely. This cartoon scientist also enjoys mixing work and play.
I like to think on my feet and play by ear, but I have other body parts I like to use too. My way is to solve problems ingeniously, rather than drawing up and sticking to a plan. It's spontaneous and undisciplined, and that suits me just fine. I give the objective of understanding others priority over judging them. They say I go with the flow, think out of the box, like getting into the swing of things and have great potential to be a packrat. Don't enter my basement, or else you might not get out. Lest you should think of this cartoon scientist as a pushover, I improve or redesign things even if the status-quo is acceptable. This rocks the boat a little. Every cartoon scientist needs that sometimes. Go back from Cartoon Scientist to the Weather Man web page. Search this site for more information now.New! CommentsDo you like what you see here? Please let us know in the box below. |
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