Title: The ultimate guide to a wide variety of nonsense
Product review: Anything that inspires some self-analysis and communication with those close to us about who we are and what's important to us has some value. Your fortune cookie, for instance, may offer real insight if you and your dinner partner discuss it long enough.But nearly all the "systems of typology" described in this book are, to put it kindly, unscientific (I'll allow that birth order has some legitimate predictive value). But numerology, astrology, palm-reading (and yes, Meyers-Briggs)?If for some reason you are a true believer in one of the above, I mean no offense and am not out to convince you otherwise. But if you hold to a system based on, well, rational thought, this book is for entertainment purposes only.
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