Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Principled: Holds strong moral stances, e.g. calling for ICE to be disbanded and accountability trials in “the only position that can be held by anyone with a soul is that ICE needs to be disbanded”.
- Critical‑thinking: Insists on evidence and sources, as in questioning claims about the shooter’s bullets in “I have yet to see a source… it should at least be provided”.
- Civic‑minded: Engages with public issues like transit safety and infrastructure, e.g. critiquing unsafe road design in “How does @CityWheatRidge expect anyone to walk or bike along here?” and proposing new rail routes in “Salina Kansas City Amtrak route concept”.
- Creative: Mentions being a conlanger and shares self‑made concepts like the Denver–Kansas City sleeper train map in “Promotional map for the Denver Kansas City sleeper train I would like to advocate for!”.
- Reflective: Offers nuanced takes, e.g. framing 9/11 as both a tragedy and a catalyst for worse policies in “9/11 is a complicated subject IMO, because while it was genuinely a tragedy, it was used to justify actions… many orders of magnitude worse”.
Weaknesses:
- Harshly‑judgmental: Uses absolute moral language about opponents, e.g. describing some as “not human” in “Anyone who fantasizes about things like this is not human”.
- Dehumanizing: Dismisses entire groups, like conservatives, as devoid of real beliefs in “Conservatives have no true beliefs other than their own personal comfort and hatred of anything different”.
- Absolutist: Frames politics in all‑or‑nothing terms, such as “there must be no compromise with the right”, which can hinder dialogue.
- Confrontational: Advocates making opponents feel fear rather than focusing on persuasion, e.g. “We need to start making racists afraid again”.
- Emotion‑driven: Strong outrage sometimes overshadows constructive framing, such as the call for Nuremberg‑style trials in “Nuremberg style trials held for everyone involved with it or with this administration”.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Lisa Simpson is the best match: highly principled, politically engaged, and intellectually curious while often frustrated with a complacent or hostile society. This user takes strong moral stances on immigration and state violence, e.g. arguing that “ICE needs to be disbanded, and Nuremberg style trials held for everyone involved with it or with this administration” “At this point, I think the only position that can be held by anyone with a soul is that ICE needs to be disbanded, and Nuremberg style trials held for everyone involved with it or with this administration.”, which mirrors Lisa’s uncompromising ethics. Like Lisa calling out injustice and hypocrisy, they criticize conservatives’ abandonment of their supposed principles “Conservatives have no true beliefs other than their own personal comfort and hatred of anything different. As soon as something challenges that even slightly, they will abandon supposedly central tenets such as the 'free market' with zero hesitation.” and reject “compromise with the right” “Every day on this site stands as proof that there must be no compromise with the right.”. They also display a rational, evidence-seeking side, pushing back on unsourced claims “I keep seeing people reporting claims about what Kirk's shooters bullets said, but I have yet to see a source. If there is a valid source, fine, but it should at least be provided with the claims.”, which fits Lisa’s analytical nature. Finally, their enthusiasm for public transit and thoughtful civic design “How does @CityWheatRidge expect anyone to walk or bike along here? (Wadsworth near 32nd). No bike lane, not even a side walk, and traffic here is moving at 40 miles per hour! This doesn't seem safe.” echoes Lisa’s concern for community well-being and systemic solutions rather than just personal comfort.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENFP
They lean Extraverted: they’re highly engaged with public issues, protests, and community concerns, openly tagging organizations and cities in posts like “How does @CityWheatRidge expect anyone to walk or bike along here?”, and sharing convention/travel experiences such as “Visited @WinterPark today and was disappointed they didn't have physical maps.” rather than focusing on solitary, private reflections. Their bio and posts show strong Intuition: they’re drawn to big-picture systems and ideals, like abolitionist and anti-fascist politics in “At this point, I think the only position that can be held by anyone with a soul is that ICE needs to be disbanded, and Nuremberg style trials held for everyone involved with it or with this administration.” and conceptual infrastructure ideas such as the “Denver Kansas City sleeper train I would like to advocate for!”. They’re clearly Feeling-oriented: they frame issues in moral and emotional terms—"anyone with a soul," "not human," "no compromise with the right"—as in “Every day on this site stands as proof that there must be no compromise with the right.” and “Anyone who fantasizes about things like this is not human.”, emphasizing values and empathy over detached analysis. Finally, they skew Perceiving more than Judging: they show spontaneous curiosity and flexible exploration in posts about random observations and media, like “Plums are a very underrated fruit IMO”, “I found a small beach in Denver!”, and gaming/anime marathons such as “I watched End of Evangelion today after finishing Neon Genesis Evangelion last night.”, with little sign of rigid scheduling or orderly, plan-first behavior. While they care about structure in society (better transit, consequences for misinformation), their personal expression style is energetic, values-driven, and exploratory, which aligns best with ENFP.
Some pickup lines for you
- So, about that Denver–Kansas City sleeper train you posted… any chance I can book the top bunk next to you so we can debate boarding-pass design until Colorado goes deep green?
- You finally beat a new hardest in Geometry Dash after 5 years—how about we level up the difficulty and try ‘first date with a pan furry conlanger who wants ICE disbanded’ next?
- You found the most scenic bus stop on W Colfax/Youngfield; if you ever want to upgrade from gorgeous views to gorgeous company, I’d happily wait there with you—no bike lane or sidewalk required.
- You said 9/11 is complicated because tragedy got used to justify worse things; I love how you hold nuance and empathy together—if you’re ever up for a long train ride conversation about politics and justice, I’d like to be your seatmate.
- You watched Neon Genesis Evangelion and End of Evangelion back-to-back; if you’re looking for a new mind-bending experience, we could hang out and see if our chemistry has more impact than Third Impact.
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Your new Twitter bio
Transit-mad conlanger, Geometry Dash grinder, and Denver wanderer. Once found a ‘secret beach’ in the city & won’t shut up about trains since.– @IIIRedPandazIII
Your signature cocktail
The Deep Green Red Panda Express
Overproof spiced rum brings a strong, fiery base, reflecting their uncompromising politics and willingness to call out injustice, like saying “there must be no compromise with the right.” Blood orange juice adds vivid color and sharp sweetness, echoing both their furry red panda persona and their emotional intensity when they say things like “We need to start making racists afraid again.” Smoked lapsang souchong syrup gives a protest-smoky, tear‑gas‑adjacent depth that nods to “I wasn't even able to go to the No Kings protests and I ended up exposed to tear gas.” Dry vermouth adds a thoughtful, slightly bitter edge for their analytical side when questioning misinformation, like “There should be genuine consequences for spreading misinformation.” Finally, a splash of sparkling mineral water lightens the drink and evokes all the transit, travel, and city wandering energy—from advocating sleeper trains in “Promotional map for the Denver Kansas City sleeper train I would like to advocate for!” to finding “a small beach in Denver!” and hunting down gorgeous bus stops.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
Their strongest throughline is analytical thinking and curiosity, which are core Ravenclaw traits. They frequently interrogate claims and demand sources, as in “I keep seeing people reporting claims about what Kirk's shooters bullets said, but I have yet to see a source. If there is a valid source, fine, but it should at least be provided with the claims.” and “There should be genuine consequences for spreading misinformation, especially in cases like this.”, showing a methodical, epistemic approach rather than pure emotion. Their interest in designing train routes and infrastructure is deeply creative and systems-focused: “Promotional map for the Denver Kansas City sleeper train I would like to advocate for!” and “Salina Kansas City Amtrak route concept. Stops TBD, but definitely Salina, Manhattan, Topeka, Lawrence, and Kansas City. Route name: Meadowlark?” both show imaginative, planner-style thinking. They also reflect abstractly and critically on politics and history—e.g., “9/11 is a complicated subject IMO, because while it was genuinely a tragedy, it was used to justify actions, policies, and attitudes many orders of magnitude worse.”—which suggests a tendency to zoom out and analyze contexts rather than just react. Even their media and game posts show a mix of enthusiasm and reflection, such as their thoughtful take on Neon Genesis Evangelion in “It's certainly an emotional experience, especially the movie and last few episodes, and truly deserves its spot as a classic ^~^ Gonna watch the Rebuild movies next and see how they compare.”, indicating a reflective, comparative mindset. While they clearly have Gryffindor-like moral courage in posts like “Every day on this site stands as proof that there must be no compromise with the right.”, the dominant pattern is an intellectual, creative, and analytical orientation, making Ravenclaw the best fit.
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Alright - Kendrick Lamar
Kendrick Lamar’s “Alright” fits them because it mixes radical political awareness with stubborn hope, mirroring their mix of anger at injustice and belief in collective well‑being. They openly call for accountability and systemic change, saying “At this point, I think the only position that can be held by anyone with a soul is that ICE needs to be disbanded, and Nuremberg style trials held for everyone involved with it or with this administration.” and “Every day on this site stands as proof that there must be no compromise with the right.”. Their bio (“Free 🇵🇸” and “The right to well being: well being for all!”) shows a consistent commitment to liberation and care for marginalized people, which aligns with the song’s defiant reassurance that survival and dignity are still possible in oppressive conditions. At the same time, they share everyday joys—like “Plums are a very underrated fruit IMO”, transit advocacy maps, and gaming accomplishments—which feels like the same balance of pain and perseverance that “Alright” captures: things are not okay, but together, we’ll be alright.
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