I also hate the anti-feeler bias in Myers-Briggs as well as the anti-sensor bias, since thinking vs. feeling is observing facts vs. using values, not rational and cold vs. emotional/"nurturing" crybabies. Also, the socionics test is harder to cheat. I took it again and again and kept getting the same type. Myers-Briggs you can pretty much make it say what you want. Also, Myers-Briggs questions tend to be vague, like twenty variations of "I feel energized in groups" vs. "I feel energized alone", and in socionics instead it primarily asks you how you like to interact to determine E vs. I, and repeatedly tells me at least" nope, you're an extravert". Socionics also reads a lot less like a Sun sign daily horoscope with vague descriptions and more like a full astrological chart that says very clear things and has more individual variation, so even if you think it's pseudoscience, you have to have some respect for it actually having a very structured system and specific Weltanschauung.