@ElMachine  
I dunno. I uploaded it for the hell of it. I personally think psychology as a whole… and math too for that matter… are just humble attempts to understand and organize the infinite and the inconceivable.
 
I just don’t know why people would downvote. I understand not upvoting, but downvoting a harmless chart is like downvoting the daily news, because dumb or mundane things are happening this week. lol

@Oak-tail  
First Comment of this helps elaborate on why it’s rather… Old and outdated. https://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/1p2cki/how_scientifically_valid_is_the_myers_briggs/
 
But it all goes on about how it just simply DOES NOT EVER prove or even describe why only these sets of personalities exist and why someone can’t have two, or even explain why some people can have two of them, hinting that there are more.  
It arbitrarily defined human personalities into like a nice group…. that is hardly nice in any diagnostic sense. That and it’s flawed… Again, why can’t someone be creative and logically tracted? It just says everything is a binary. Yes or no.

@ElMachine  
Like what? I’m not an “expert”, but i often find that people’s objections with MBTI are more due to misunderstandings than actual disagreements.

I have way to many problems with MBTI any ways.

Hmm, well that means bronies that go on ponycrush are about 78 percent feelers, verus only about 22 percent thinkers. Also, that is a /lot/ of INFPs, the estimated amount in the world is about 4 percent. That means bronies are almost six times more likely to be INFPs than the average person is. It makes sense tho, as INFPs are often seen as idealists, romantics, and dreamers, so a dating site based on a fantasy world that emphasises harmony and friendship would be a likely place for them to be.

Hmm. How does this compare to the populous at large?