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Posted by Lauren Ryan on November 13, 1997 at 15:04:33:

In Reply to: Re: 3's & MBTI posted by Carol v on November 13, 1997 at 05:58:31:

Thanks for the input. I'm still confused about the double wing theory, perhaps because I wonder whether the "double-wing" person's less dominant wing would contain more or less the same degree of characteristics that that person would pick up from other numbers. So it wouldn't really be a less dominant wing, but just the usual qualities one draws from every type.(hope that makes sense) Or perhaps you're thinking double-wing people have more qualities from both their wings than from any other number. (?)I seem to have less qualities from my 3 and more qualities from some of the other types, after my 4w5...any comments? This is a great way to learn ever more about 9gram!

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: Thanks for the input. I'm still confused about the double wing theory, perhaps because I wonder whether the "double-wing" person's less dominant wing would contain more or less the same degree of characteristics that that person would pick up from other numbers. So it wouldn't really be a less dominant wing, but just the usual qualities one draws from every type.(hope that makes sense) Or perhaps you're thinking double-wing people have more qualities from both their wings than from any other number. (?)I seem to have less qualities from my 3 and more qualities from some of the other types, after my 4w5...any comments? This is a great way to learn ever more about 9gram!

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