Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Socially-engaged: Frequently shares and comments on indigenous rights and social issues, e.g. posts about isolated indigenous peoples and Belo Monte protests like “Indígenas protestan en Londres contra presas – juez paraliza Belo Monte”.
- Reflective: Tweets show introspection about pain, learning, and life, such as “As dores da vida nos ensinam e nos lapidam. Feridas são abertas… sangrar é quase inevitável.”.
- Affectionate: Expresses love and gratitude toward family and partner, e.g. tributes to his father and message to his partner in “Ela é: Suspiro no ouvido apaixonado!… Certeza do sonho realizado @raquelvmedeiros”.
- Intellectually-curious: Engages with academic events and texts, sharing courses, meetings, and essays like “Confiram a palestra que será dada na Universidade Federal de São Paulo/UNIFESP: A construção visual do Novo Mundo”.
- Politically-conscious: Discusses government programs and criticizes religious and political fundamentalism, as in “A Inquisição Evangélica continua perseguindo os que vão contra seus fundamentalismos. Uma pena – é proibido pensar nas igrejas brasileiras!”.
Weaknesses:
- Confrontational-tone: Sometimes addresses disagreements aggressively, such as “Quando vejo @CaioVMSantos falando mal do governo Lula, sinto uma enorme vontade de o mandar para o Egito!”.
- Emotional-volatility: Tweets oscillate between enthusiasm and strong bitterness about relationships and suffering, e.g. “Não se deixem enganar, porque geralmente, as pessoas que dizem te amar te usam e dizem: Adeus!”.
- Judgmental-language: Uses harsh moral language like “aprendi que é melhor morrer como homem, do que viver como um verme!”, which can come across as dismissive of others.
- Echo-chamber-risk: Political tweets praise one side and mock opponents, for example calling critics “tucanada” in “A tucanada, organizada por @CaioVMSantos, está agitadíssima hoje!”.
- Overgeneralization: Makes broad statements about groups, such as “é proibido pensar nas igrejas brasileiras!”, which can ignore nuance and exceptions.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
This user most closely matches Lisa Simpson, given their intellectual curiosity, social conscience, and reflective tone. Like Lisa, they are deeply engaged with education and culture, as seen in their history studies and academic events, for example promoting talks and courses such as “Confiram a palestra que será dada na Universidade Federal de São Paulo/UNIFESP: A construção visual do Novo Mundo : http://wp.me/p16zNy hK” and “Curso: 'O Museu Paulista e a história de São Paulo' http://wp.me/p16zNy kh”. They show strong concern for human rights and indigenous issues, mirroring Lisa’s activism, in tweets like “Brasil confirma la existencia de otro pueblo indígena aislado http://wp.me/p16zNy iO” and “Inocentados assassinos do índio Marcos Verón : http://wp.me/p16zNy eo”. Their critical stance toward religious fundamentalism, as in “A Inquisição Evangélica continua perseguindo os que vão contra seus fundamentalismos. Uma pena é proibido pensar nas igrejas brasileiras!”, recalls Lisa’s questioning of authority and dogma. At the same time, they balance seriousness with sensitivity and introspection, exemplified by lines like “Todo twitte escrito por mim, é mero reflexo dos anseios de um ser humano cheio de anseios e medos! Viver é isso: Angustiar se no caminho!”, which fits Lisa’s thoughtful, sometimes melancholic nature. Their appreciation of literature, philosophy, and music, quoting Rubem Alves, Gnarls Barkley, and Karen Armstrong, further reinforces the parallel to Lisa’s bookish, reflective personality.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENFJ
They lean Extraverted (E): they frequently address and engage others directly, e.g., greeting followers in “Salve, salve parceiros de Twitter... Um maravilhoso dia pra vocês!!”, celebrating friends in “Salve meu parceiro @djtiagon, é nóis!!” and “Feliz Aniversário @sarahftoledo! Deus te abençoe...”, and playfully provoking political debate in “Quando vejo @CaioVMSantos falando mal do governo Lula, sinto uma enorme vontade de o mandar para o Egito!”. Their strong focus on meanings, systems, and big-picture questions suggests Intuition (N): they reflect on social and religious structures in “A Inquisição Evangélica continua perseguindo os que vão contra seus fundamentalismos. Uma pena – é proibido pensar nas igrejas brasileiras!” and link to essays like “Pós modernidade, a pluralidade e o Preconceito”, showing comfort with abstract ideas over concrete details. They are clearly Feeling (F)-oriented, prioritizing values, empathy, and emotional expression: see the value-laden “Se pessoas como Martim Luther King, Ghandi e Macolm X foram assassinadas... O que não fariam com um governo que prioriza os mais humildes?!” and deeply emotional reflections such as “Sim eu amo! E amar também implica sofrimento, deixa claro à qualquer antropólogo, que a alteridade não é um processo fácil...” and “As dores da vida nos ensinam e nos lapidam. Feridas são abertas em circunstâncias que nos fogem ao controle, sangrar é quase inevitável.”. Their tone is moral and compassionate, often quoting or praising others, as in “‘Vários religiosos preferem ter razão do que ter compaixão’. Karen Armstrong” and “‘Esteja sempre disposto ao aprendizado, e não se esqueça que, quem já sabe tudo é porque não aprendeu nada.’ Sérgio Vaz”. Finally, they appear Judging (J): they speak in structured, decisive value statements—“Sou grato a Deus pela vida dura que tive. Com ela, aprendi que é melhor morrer como homem, do que viver como um verme!”—and consistently share planned academic and political content like “Confiram a palestra que será dada na Universidade Federal de São Paulo/UNIFESP: A construção visual do Novo Mundo” and “Eis minha opinião sobre os projetos sociais do Governo Federal”, indicating an organized, goal-directed mindset consistent with ENFJ.
Some pickup lines for you
- You study history, dig at the Centro de Arqueologia, and still ask ‘Escavar em Rio Claro ou não, eis a questão?!’ — I have a hypothesis: we could start by excavating the layers of this connection over coffee.
- You quote Rubem Alves, Karen Armstrong, Sérgio Vaz and even Gnarls Barkley, but I’m still waiting for your best line: how about ‘Eu poderia ter morrido / Muito antes / então te conheci no Twitter’? I volunteer to be your new stanza.
- You defend indigenous peoples, critique Belo Monte, read about Marcos Verón and post ‘Uma só verdade, uma só forma de usar a terra…’ — how about we share at least one truth: the land is theirs, and tonight I’m definitely yours?
- You’re eternally Corinthians, vibrated with Anderson Silva in the UFC and still ask ‘Onde está nossa humanidade?’ — maybe it’s right here: a historian, corinthiano and romantic all in one. I don’t have a Timão jersey, but I can be on your team.
- You once wrote ‘Todo twitte escrito por mim, é mero reflexo dos anseios de um ser humano cheio de anseios e medos’ and that ‘amar implica sofrimento’ — as an aspiring anthropologist of your heart, I’m ready for the hard fieldwork if you let me study this alteridade a dois.
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Historian in training at UNIFESP, archaeology intern in São Paulo. Between indigenous rights, museums & Corinthians, I once live-tweeted a rainstorm.– @leandropossad
Your signature cocktail
Eternamente Corinthians & Quarks
This cocktail starts with Brazilian cachaça to ground it in São Paulo and a life shaped by struggle and pride, echoing the gratitude in “Sou grato a Deus pela vida dura que tive. Com ela, aprendi que é melhor morrer como homem, do que viver como um verme!”. Cold brew coffee with smoked sugar captures the late-night, questioning energy of someone who writes that “Todo twitte escrito por mim, é mero reflexo dos anseios de um ser humano cheio de anseios e medos!” while still marching forward. Fresh lime juice adds the sharpness of his critiques of religious and political hypocrisy, as in “A Inquisição Evangélica continua perseguindo os que vão contra seus fundamentalismos. Uma pena é proibido pensar nas igrejas brasileiras!”. A touch of bittersweet cocoa liqueur reflects his love of complex, alternative sounds like Gnarls Barkley in “A música CRAZY do GNARLS BARKLEY é magnífica! Perfeita...” and his taste for nuance in human contradictions. Finally, a cloud of foamed coconut water with nutmeg symbolizes the spiritual, hopeful layer over all this intensity—someone who can shout “ETERNAMENTE CORINTHIANS! [FIEL TORCIDA?!]” and still whisper poetic devotion in “Ela é: Suspiro no ouvido apaixonado! Estrela que inspira o poeta!”.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
Leandro shows a consistent love of learning, reflection, and intellectual debate that fits Ravenclaw best. His bio already situates him in academic life as a history student and archaeology intern, and his timeline is filled with invitations to lectures and academic events like “Confiram a palestra que será dada na Universidade Federal de São Paulo/UNIFESP: A construção visual do Novo Mundo” and “IV Reunião do Núcleo Sudeste da Sociedade de Arqueologia Brasileira”, showing enthusiasm for scholarly exchange. He openly values ongoing learning, quoting Sérgio Vaz: “Esteja sempre disposto ao aprendizado, e não se esqueça que, quem já sabe tudo é porque não aprendeu nada.”, which is quintessential Ravenclaw humility about knowledge. His tweets link to analytical texts on politics, indigenous rights, religion, and philosophy—such as “Pós modernidade, a pluralidade e o Preconceito” and “O Analfabeto Político”—showing a mind drawn to complex, critical discussions. Even his more personal reflections are philosophical and introspective, as in “Todo twitte escrito por mim, é mero reflexo dos anseios de um ser humano cheio de anseios e medos! Viver é isso: Angustiar se no caminho!”, which demonstrates the contemplative, intellectually self-aware tone typical of Ravenclaw rather than the impulsiveness of Gryffindor or the ambition-focus of Slytherin.
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Your song
Crazy - Gnarls Barkley
The best fit is “Crazy” by Gnarls Barkley, which they clearly admire and emotionally resonate with. They explicitly praise the band multiple times, saying “The song CRAZY by GNARLS BARKLEY is magnificent! Perfect…” and quoting the lyrics “I could have died / long before / then finally / I saw the sign / and went around / I won / with one step at a time.”. Their timeline mixes social engagement and indignation about injustice with introspective, sometimes anguished reflections like “All tweets written by me are a mere reflection of the yearnings of a human being full of anxieties and fears!”, which matches the song’s exploration of inner turmoil and sanity. At the same time, they show resilience and gratitude, as in “I am grateful to God for the hard life I had… better to die as a man than live as a worm!”, echoing the song’s tension between struggle and self-affirmation. Their philosophical, emotional tone and direct fandom for Gnarls Barkley make “Crazy” the song that best suits them.
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