It's one of those things that everyone just takes for granted.

The famous Myers-Briggs test, which, if you've heard of it, can predict with amazing accuracy

what kind of career you'd be most successful in, what position you should play on your

sports team, with what romantic partner will you be most successful, and more?

But does the science support all the popular belief in Myers-Briggs?

That's today on Skeptoid.

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The Myers-Briggs Personality Test

Today, we're going to delve into the murky depths of Jungian psychology and examine one of

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