So I had another weird thought. It seems that most people are just a collection of stereotypes, in varying proportions. I’d consider myself about 90% stereotypical (in about three types). It’s that 10% that makes me unique. Yes, there’s a bit of overlap between the stereotypes, but they’re distinctive and not everyone who does one thing does another. Also, when I’m in a group of one type of person, that part of me comes closer to the surface…<\/p>\n
40% – Gaming geek (Magic cards, video games)
\n30% – Computer geek (Programming, etc.)
\n20% – Anime otaku
\n10% – Other<\/p>\n
What are your percentages? Also, do what we consider “interesting” people have less stereotypical parts, or just more parts of different stereotypes?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
So I had another weird thought. It seems that most people are just a collection of stereotypes, in varying proportions. I’d consider myself about 90% stereotypical (in about three types). It’s that 10% that makes me unique. Yes, there’s a bit of overlap between the stereotypes, but they’re distinctive and not everyone who does one … <\/p>\n