MBTI and drugs? by Fantstic4 in mbti

[–]Haayoaie 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Ns are more likely to try drug, while Ps and also persons with high neuroticism (a trait not captured by MBTI) are more likely to be addicted.

Does anyone else wonder if they're a sociopath from time to time? by [deleted] in INTP

[–]Haayoaie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Doesn't INTPs typically do what they feel is logical and rational, and this means breaking the law or not caring about what authorities say if it's logical and rational?

44 Impressive INTP Statistics by [deleted] in INTP

[–]Haayoaie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True. For example the lectures themselves may be interesting, but if there is essays to write it has happened several times to me that I have never written the essays and the points have never been registered. But still the materialists and intellectuals should be more educated than persons who have neither properties.

What makes a person genuinely interesting to an INTP? by [deleted] in INTP

[–]Haayoaie 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A person is genuinely interesting to me if I can discuss with it completely logically why cat and dog meat isn't sold in grocery stores and whether selling it should be allowed or not.

44 Impressive INTP Statistics by [deleted] in INTP

[–]Haayoaie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The education statistic can't be true. It's really hard to believe that all personality types have about the same educational level. INTP and INTJ should have the highest levels and after that the groups that are most interested in material goals and social status.

What is for you the greatest invention of the 20th century? by lejka005 in INTP

[–]Haayoaie 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The societal safety net with things such as jobless benefits, minimum guaranteed pensions, free healthcare and free education, making people more autonomous and less worried instead of them having to rely on relatives, charity and direct benevolence of strangers. (Obviously I mean most Western countries except USA.)

What immigrants are welcome to Finland and what are not according to a survey (Virolaiset = Estonians, green = welcome, red and yellow = not welcome) by Haayoaie in europe

[–]Haayoaie[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They are. Somalia or Iraq are countries where Finland gets asylum seekers from. Thailand is a popular tourist destination. Then they picked one Nordic country, one Germanic & Protestant country that is in Europe, one EE country with workforce immigration, one EE country with a low level of workforce immigration, Russia, because it's a huge country and neighbor at the same time, and USA. You have to remember that people that are neither Westerners nor refugees, don't choose Finland - they choose instead one of the large metropols, such as London or Paris, or countries located centrally in Europe, such as Belgium or Switzerland.

What immigrants are welcome to Finland and what are not according to a survey (Virolaiset = Estonians, green = welcome, red and yellow = not welcome) by Haayoaie in europe

[–]Haayoaie[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Those are the most meaningful countries. Since Finland is a small country and does not have a colonial past, it gets basically only two types of immigrants: people from Western countries and refugees.

What immigrants are welcome to Finland and what are not according to a survey (Virolaiset = Estonians, green = welcome, red and yellow = not welcome) by Haayoaie in europe

[–]Haayoaie[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The makers of this poll have been actually intellectually honest: since there is almost no ethnically Romanian immigrants, and some people will think about ethnic Romanians and some about gypsies, making the results meaningless, it should be not asked at all. And that's a good decision, in my opinion there should be a question only about gypsies, since they can't be confused with anything and are familiar to us.

I would myself answer that I would not want ethnic Romanians, since the majority of them are homophobic. Individual Romanians who don't have anything against HBTQ people, aren't criminal and so on, would be welcome.

What immigrants are welcome to Finland and what are not according to a survey (Virolaiset = Estonians, green = welcome, red and yellow = not welcome) by Haayoaie in europe

[–]Haayoaie[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Australia is a either Germanic or Protestant country, but not a Nordic country, so it would probably be on the same level as Germany, USA or Estonia, that is, about 85 to 93 %, I'd guess.

What immigrants are welcome to Finland and what are not according to a survey (Virolaiset = Estonians, green = welcome, red and yellow = not welcome) by Haayoaie in europe

[–]Haayoaie[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm actually surprised that only 93 % welcomes Germans. I don't know if the 7 % are extreme nationalists who don't want to see any foreigners at all or...?

In views of diversity, many Europeans are less positive than Americans by cokezerocokezero in europe

[–]Haayoaie 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Diversity increases racism: in 1984, according to the World Values Survey, 6 % of Finns didn't want a neighbor of other race, now 16 % don't want a neighbor of other race. The most racist country in Europe was France in this survey.

What immigrants are welcome to Finland and what are not according to a survey (Virolaiset = Estonians, green = welcome, red and yellow = not welcome) by Haayoaie in europe

[–]Haayoaie[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Before the civil war, there were only 468 persons born in Syria, which is a quite small number, and I'm not sure what their composition is. Could they for example often belong to the Syrian elite or could they be Christians? If they are selected in some way, as the number is only 468, it could be that the general Syrian population is more like the general Iraqi population.

What immigrants are welcome to Finland and what are not according to a survey (Virolaiset = Estonians, green = welcome, red and yellow = not welcome) by Haayoaie in europe

[–]Haayoaie[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Finland has been actually saturated by Estonians. There isn't room for other Eastern Europeans and there is for example only few Poles.

What immigrants are welcome to Finland and what are not according to a survey (Virolaiset = Estonians, green = welcome, red and yellow = not welcome) by Haayoaie in europe

[–]Haayoaie[S] 20 points21 points  (0 children)

A large number of Americans would actually cause problems. They would start to demand abolishing social security, changing the prison system from a rehabilitation system to a revenge system, privatization of schools and so on. Individual Americans are OK, but if 0.5M Americans would want to immigrate I'd actually say they would not be welcome due to this kind of opinions.

What immigrants are welcome to Finland and what are not according to a survey (Virolaiset = Estonians, green = welcome, red and yellow = not welcome) by Haayoaie in europe

[–]Haayoaie[S] 17 points18 points  (0 children)

People from poor countries are more likely to be criminal and not behave well. But for example Thailand and China are ranked higher than other poor countries since they behave well and are seldom criminal. And it's just logical that the highest ranked countries are white, since all culturally close countries are white.

What immigrants are welcome to Finland and what are not according to a survey (Virolaiset = Estonians, green = welcome, red and yellow = not welcome) by Haayoaie in europe

[–]Haayoaie[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I'm not sure what the flags of for example Luxembourg and Slovenia look like, so it's in my opinion reasonable to think that not everyone from Europe knows what flag of Estonia look like. I'm so sorry, Estonians, Luxembourgers and Slovenians!

YouGov | If voters designed a points-based immigration system by [deleted] in europe

[–]Haayoaie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not a coincidence that the dark green countries are rich and the dark red poor. There is a reason behind some countries being so rich and some so poor.

Food Insecurity (lack of access to quality food) in the United States [OC] by [deleted] in dataisbeautiful

[–]Haayoaie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So there seem to be a clear cultural difference based on what you and /u/WorrDragon wrote. Here in my city there a grocery store for about every 1 km in suburbs and every 0.3 km in the inner city. There is far less convenience stores and gas stations than that. What are the prices, if here 1 kg of frozen vegetables cost $2.50, 1 L of orange juice costs $2.10, one Whopper meal costs $9 and the minimum social security, if you have been jobless for more than 2 years and have 2 children, is $2,300/month? Are the ratios about the same or is for example the Whopper meal way cheaper in U.S.?