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So I've heard. I've been lookin for a champion too but at 2-3% of the population, you guys are hard to find. I've dated one and it seemed to go well: I think masterminds need the effervescence of a champion to lift their spirits every once in a while.

Posted May 12

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Ah ha! A Mastermind! Been wanting to meet one. {Too bad you're not a bit closer in age.} Heh heh ~ Have you read yet that Masterminds & Champions are the most complementary match, as partners go? I just find that fascinating myself, so you may wanna visit

Posted May 11

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Leon Bodevin
Personality Type:
RationalINTJ Mastermind
Username:leonbodevin
Gender:m
Country:US
College:University of Texas
Grad Year:2002
Industry:N/A
Relationship status:Single
Interested In:Finance, Economics, History Love cigars, single malt scotch whiskey, nice cars, nice watches
Political Views:Moderate Conservative
Religious Views:Atheist
Preferred mail format:html
Always tested as a mastermind, aside from the first time I took the test when I mistested as an inspector guardian. A very high J when younger I've mellowed a lot and I am considerably more perceiving than I was when younger, though it seems next to impossible for me to suffer a fool these days.
 
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Those who have never been shipwrecked are lost beyond all hope.

Not the biggest blogger but I thought I would share one of my favorite passages from Jose Ortega's The Revolt of the Masses : "...life is at the start a chaos in which one is lost. The individual suspects this, but he is frightened at finding himself face to face with this terrible reality, and tries to cover it over with a curtain of fantasy, where everything is clear. It does not worry him that his 'ideas' are not true, he uses them as trenches for the defence of his existenc…
Posted by leonbodevin on Friday April 18, 2008 11:55 AM

The Wise Men by Evan Thomas

Has anybody read this book? It is a terrific story of how 6 very different friends shaped history through policymaking and public service. The book also struck me as a great illustration of the different types and the unique contribution each temperament can make in politics. Of the four temperaments, only Idealists were not represented.  My best guesses on the personalities of the six people in the book: Dean Acheson: Promoter Artisan Averell Harrima…
Posted by leonbodevin on Sunday March 9, 2008 4:16 AM
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