Image Id:	131
Types:	ESTJ (Te)
Score:	E: 58%, S: 58%, T: 58%, J: 58%
Score Type:	Four Letter Type

According to George Washington's page at keirsey.com, he is an ESTJ.

• We consider keirsey.com to be a credible source, so there is no question about this one.
• This image is based on a Four Letter Type, so all four scores are 58% and the image is more like a "sketch" than a "portrait," in that it does not reflect the true strength of the individual's preferences.

Image Id:	130
Types:	INTP (Ti)
Score:	I: 58%, N: 58%, T: 58%, P: 58%
Score Type:	Four Letter Type

According to the rational presidents page at keirsey.com, Thomas Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln are both INTPs.

• We consider keirsey.com to be a credible source, so there is no question about this one.
• This image is based on a Four Letter Type, so all four scores are 58% and the image is more like a "sketch" than a "portrait," in that it does not reflect the true strength of the individual's preferences.

Image Id:	129
Types:	ENFJ (Fe)
Score:	E: 58%, N: 58%, F: 58%, J: 58%
Score Type:	Four Letter Type

According to the the idealist teacher page at keirsey.com, Ralph Nader is an ENFJ.

• We consider keirsey.com to be a credible source, so there is no question about this one.
• This image is based on a Four Letter Type, so all four scores are 58% and the image is more like a "sketch" than a "portrait," in that it does not reflect the true strength of the individual's preferences.

Image Id:	128
Types:	ENFP (Ne)
Score:	E: 58%, N: 58%, F: 58%, P: 58%
Score Type:	Four Letter Type

This article at slate.com claims Barack Obama is, like Bill Clinton, an ENFP: http://www.slate.com/id/2184696/.

There is some disagreement on Obama's four-letter type.

• This article at thembtiblog.com speculates he is an INFP: http://www.thembtiblog.com/2008/11/president-barack-obama-what-is-his.html.
• This article at personalitydesk.com states 'he is most probably an INTJ:' http://personalitydesk.com/blog/26/.
• This article at typeinsights.com speculates he is an ESFP: http://www.typeinsights.com/blog/type-speculation/political-types/.
• The participants in this discussion at intpcentral.com speculate on the validity of these speculations and take their own shots at guessing all the candidates' types: http://forums.intpcentral.com/showthread.php?t=28263.

We opted for using Slate's guess, for consistency with the sketches of McCain, Bush, and Hillary.

• This image is based on a Four Letter Type, so all four scores are 58% and the image is more like a "sketch" than a "portrait," in that it does not reflect the true strength of the individual's preferences.

Image Id:	127
Types:	ESTP (Se)
Score:	E: 58%, S: 58%, T: 58%, P: 58%
Score Type:	Four Letter Type

Both the article at Slate (http://www.slate.com/id/2184696/) and this one at personalitydesk.com claim that John McCain is, like George W. Bush, an ESTP: http://personalitydesk.com/blog/26/.

• This image is based on a Four Letter Type, so all four scores are 58% and the image is more like a "sketch" than a "portrait," in that it does not reflect the true strength of the individual's preferences

Image Id:	126
Types:	ESTP (Se)
Score:	E: 58%, S: 58%, T: 58%, P: 58%
Score Type:	Four Letter Type

This article at slate.com claims that George W. Bush is an ESTP: http://www.slate.com/id/2184696/. It also claims that 'They are a common presidential type: Both Roosevelts, JFK, and LBJ were ESTPs.' The artisan presidents page at keirsey.com confirms Slate's assertion.

• This image is based on a Four Letter Type, so all four scores are 58% and the image is more like a "sketch" than a "portrait," in that it does not reflect the true strength of the individual's preferences.

Image Id:	125
Types:	ESTJ (Te)
Score:	E: 58%, S: 58%, T: 58%, J: 58%
Score Type:	Four Letter Type

This article at slate.com claims that Hillary is an ESTJ: http://www.slate.com/id/2184696/.

• This image is based on a Four Letter Type, so all four scores are 58% and the image is more like a "sketch" than a "portrait," in that it does not reflect the true strength of the individual's preferences.

Image Id:	124
Types:	ENFP (Ne)
Score:	E: 58%, N: 58%, F: 58%, P: 58%
Score Type:	Four Letter Type

According to this article at personalitydesk.com, 'Bill Clinton verified as an ENFP:' http://personalitydesk.com/blog/26/ .

• This image is based on a Four Letter Type, so all four scores are 58% and the image is more like a "sketch" than a "portrait," in that it does not reflect the true strength of the individual's preferences.

Image Id:	123
Types:	INFJ (Ni)
Score:	I: 84%, N: 89%, F: 63%, J: 63%
Score Type:	Input Percentages

Having considered myself an INFP for many years, I've taken the quiz at humanmetrics.com a few times recently, and keep coming out as an INFJ. The two types are fairly similar, and my J/P scores are fairly close. Here is an image of my most recent results from that quiz.

If you want to see an image of your score on the quiz at humanmetrics.com, be sure to see this article on how to do that.

Image Id:	121
Types:	INTP (Ti)
Score:	I: 53%, N: 89%, T: 53%, P: 63%
Score Type:	Keirsey Temperament Sorter

During grad school, classes in Photography and Art History gradually caused me to lose interest in music and gain interest in the visual arts. The conversion became complete probably about the time I read Point and Line to Plane by Wassily Kandinsky for a Computer Graphic Design class in VCU's Art Department. The original version of this site (written in Lisp for an old 8088-based PC) wound up being the final project for a Masters of Interdisciplinary Studies degree. Walter Wright was my academic advisor for this degree.

Image Id:	120
Types:	INTP (Ti)
Score:	I: 79%, N: 95%, T: 53%, P: 79%
Score Type:	Keirsey Temperament Sorter

When I started college, playing music was my favorite hobby. For awhile I even made a few bucks playing bass in a bluegrass band! When I started grad school I took some electronic music classes with Dr. Carrier. As a former Assembly language programmer for NASA, he knew a great deal about the digital world, but valued his analog stereo equipment (yes I am talking not just vinyl but TUBES, people) a great deal. I suppose one could call him "eccentric," and the large amount of blue in his image attests to that.

When I lived in Richmond, Jim was one of my best friends. He was the center of a group of us and the only one I have seen to score 100% Extraverted on the Keirsey Temperament Sorter.

The portrait shows that Jim was a very warm, open person. There is a photo of him on my friends page at tomh.info.  And I regret to note that I say "was" because Jim passed away April 5th, 2002. I am certain that I am not alone in missing him very much!

Image Id:	117
Types:	ESTJ (Te)
Score:	E: 89%, S: 53%, T: 89%, J: 68%
Score Type:	Keirsey Temperament Sorter

Back in the day we enjoyed answering the Keirsey Temperament Sorter questions the way we thought certain Star Trek characters might answer them. Here is an image of Captain Kirk's score. His personality is much like Mr. Spock's but more Extraverted (the largest line is vertical line) and more balanced (more colorful).

Image Id:	116
Types:	ISTJ (Si)
Score:	I: 53%, S: 79%, T: 89%, J: 89%
Score Type:	Keirsey Temperament Sorter

Back in the day we enjoyed answering the Keirsey Temperament Sorter questions the way we thought certain Star Trek characters might answer them. Here is an image of Mr. Spock's score.

I always considered him more of a scientist (that is, more blue, preferring ideas to facts) and was very surprised how much his image looks like George H. W. Bush's. Interestingly, note that Mr. Spock has a bit more Feeling (Red) than GHW Bush. Of course, guessing how a fictional character might answer the questions is far from an exact science.

Image Id:	115
Types:	ESFP (Se)
Score:	E: 58%, S: 79%, F: 95%, P: 53%
Score Type:	Keirsey Temperament Sorter

Back in the day we enjoyed answering the Keirsey Temperament Sorter questions the way we thought certain Star Trek characters might answer them. Here is an image of Dr. McCoy's score.

Image Id:	114
Types:	ESTP (Se)
Score:	E: 79%, S: 58%, T: 79%, P: 68%
Score Type:	Keirsey Temperament Sorter

Back in college during the 1980s I was very interested in Libertarianism. During that time I managed to get Roy B. Scherer to take the Keirsey Temperament Sorter. A quick googling confirms that Roy is still a Libertarian who continues to lobby in Richmond Virginia for gun rights and the legalization of marijuana, Here is an image of his personality.

Image Id:	113
Types:	ISTJ (Si)
Score:	I: 53%, S: 84%, T: 100%, J: 84%
Score Type:	Keirsey Temperament Sorter

When I wrote the original version of this program (for grad school in 1988) sometimes we would fill out the Keirsey Temperament Sorter guessing how famous people might answer the questions. This is a portrait of George H. W. Bush, the 41st president (1989-1993) and father of George W. Bush, the 43rd president. The green shows that he is a very down-to-earth, logical person.

Once upon a time long long ago in a faraway place I was hired by Manager A. After about three months the department reorganized and I found myself working for Manager B. It turned out to be a challenging job, sometimes I felt I could not do anything right! Much later, I found out from Manager C that Manager A and Manager B argued a lot. Then I remembered that Manager A had hired me while Manager B was on vacation!!

This is an image of Manager A, who was very friendly to me.

Once upon a time long long ago in a faraway place I was hired by Manager A. After about three months the department reorganized and I found myself working for Manager B. It turned out to be a challenging job, sometimes I felt I could not do anything right! Much later, I found out from Manager C that Manager A and Manager B argued a lot. Then I remembered that Manager A had hired me while Manager B was on vacation!!

The red in this image of Manager B makes it obvious to me that, Manager B had very strong feelings and after the reorg, no matter what I did, I never really had a chance.

Image Id:	110
Types:	INFP (Fi)
Score:	I: 53%, N: 68%, F: 53%, P: 53%
Score Type:	KTS

This image is based on a score from one of the first times I took the Keirsey Temperament Sorter. Like many, at first I was surprised to learn I was an INFP!