Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Philosophical depth: References to Schopenhauer, Nietzsche, Simone Weil, Wittgenstein and Boethius appear in multiple tweets, showing engagement with classic philosophy.
- Artistic taste: Shares paintings (e.g., Bruno Liljefors), music (John Maus, Elvis, Romanian techno) and film analysis (Blue Velvet, Lost Highway), indicating broad cultural appreciation.
- Ideological conviction: Bio states “Our battle is spiritual” and tweets repeatedly frame politics as a clear left‑vs‑right struggle (e.g., “The left believes we live in the Third Reich, while the right believes we live in Weimar”).
- Wry humor: Uses sarcasm and satire, such as “Everything got worse when white men started getting replaced” and “Business idea: a barbershop that specializes in Nazi haircuts.”
- Personal openness: Posts about family camping, cat moments, and asks for lecture recommendations, showing willingness to share personal life and seek advice.
Weaknesses:
- Extremist rhetoric: Tweets propose “a barbershop that specializes in Nazi haircuts” and repeatedly label opponents as “Nazi” or “libtard,” crossing into extremist language.
- Oversimplification: Reduces complex social issues to binary good‑vs‑evil frames, e.g., “It’s a matter of good vs evil. No fence sitters.”
- Conspiratorial tone: Claims like “Every ‘banned’ book is regime approved” and “The smoking ban is racist” reflect a conspiratorial worldview.
- Gender bias: Posts about T‑level thresholds for mustaches, “men’s right to play video games,” and statistics linking male suicide to lack of emotional expression show gender‑biased perspectives.
- Provocative language: Frequent use of slurs such as “libtard,” “foids,” “normies,” and inflammatory labels creates a hostile tone.
Your Simpsons character
Sideshow Bob
Sideshow Bob is a cultured, intellectually‑obsessed white male who constantly looks down on ordinary people, just like the user who writes "The average person is morally evil." and "Every 'banned' book is regime approved." He also displays a strong disdain for left‑wing politics, echoing his tweet "The left believes we live in the Third Reich, while the right believes we live in Weimar." Like Bob’s love of classic literature and music, the user references philosophers such as Wittgenstein, Schopenhauer, and Simone Weil, and posts about high‑culture art and classic albums. Both share a sense of superiority and a desire to defend traditional values, which is reflected in the user’s "Our battle is spiritual. ☦️🇸🇪" bio and Bob’s frequent references to moral order. This combination of intellectual elitism, cultural snobbery, and extremist worldview makes Sideshow Bob the Simpsons character that best matches @osmotheosis.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTJ
The user often shares introspective, philosophical reflections such as "Reminder by Schopenhauer to live in the moment" and "I'm enjoying Boethius' The Consolation of Philosophy and will be posting my favorite bits", indicating an introverted focus on inner ideas rather than external social chatter. Their tweets emphasize abstract concepts and future-oriented speculation, e.g., "If we lived in the world libtard novels describe, then half of the white male population would be psychopathic neo nazis" and "The Nietzschean and Neo pagan critique that Christian morality enables the fall of the West...", which points to a preference for intuition over concrete sensing. Decision‑making is driven by logical analysis and critique, as seen in "Every 'banned' book is regime approved" and "The left believes we live in the Third Reich, while the right believes we live in Weimar", reflecting a thinking (T) orientation. The user also displays a structured, decisive approach, organizing content with reminders, predictions, and systematic classifications such as "Now that the divide is so clear, there can't be any fence‑sitters anymore", suggesting a judging (J) preference. These combined traits align best with the INTJ personality type.
Some pickup lines for you
- Our spiritual battle aside, I think the real war is over who gets the last pastel de nata and espresso—care to surrender together?
- If we were in a Bruno Liljefors winter scene, I'd be the pine tree offering you a warm cup of coffee while the snow paints us a perfect backdrop.
- You love John Maus' 'Theotokos'—let's make our own sacred duet: you bring the music, I bring the philosophy, and we let the world be our audience.
- You said pasta with coffee reminds you of Boardwalk Empire; how about we script our own episode: a spaghetti‑and‑espresso dinner, Swedish techno soundtrack, and a plot twist where we both fall for each other.
- Your Aeneid curiosity and love for ancient myths tells me you appreciate epic journeys—let's start ours with a hike up Mount Olympus, a monastery retreat, and a heated debate on Schopenhauer over a campfire.
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Your new Twitter bio
Swedish philosopher, music & film nerd. Former OSRS addict who still pairs spaghetti with coffee. Obsessed with classic lit, techno & big ideas.– @osmotheosis
Your signature cocktail
Osmo's White Pill
This drink fuses Swedish Aquavit, a nod to his Swedish identity and his bio’s "Our battle is spiritual. ☦️🇸🇪", with rye whiskey that reflects the "white pill" masculinity he champions. A dash of Fernet-Branca adds the bitter edge of his worldview, echoing his claim that "The average person is morally evil." Lingonberry syrup sweetens the mix, recalling his love of Swedish nature and his nostalgic posts about winter landscapes. A float of heavy cream creates a white foam "pill" on top, symbolizing his recurring "white pill after white pill" optimism. The dark, smoky finish mirrors his critique of the left, as in his tweet "The left believes we live in the Third Reich, while the right believes we live in Weimar."
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
The user frequently shares philosophical quotes, such as "Reminder by Schopenhauer to live in the moment." and "Wittgenstein on religion as a lived experience as a way of resolving language problems by having a shared interpretation of reality," showing a love of wisdom. They actively seek deeper knowledge, posting requests for lectures on The Aeneid and quoting thinkers like Simone Weil and Boethius, e.g., "I'm reading Boethius' The Consolation of Philosophy." Their timeline is filled with literary analyses, praising Flannery O'Connor, Guenon, and classic music, which demonstrates strong intellectual curiosity. Although they express provocative political opinions, the dominant pattern is a pursuit of learning and critical thinking, which aligns with Ravenclaw's emphasis on intelligence and learning. Therefore, the traits most consistently displayed point to Ravenclaw.
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The Man Comes Around - Johnny Cash
The song "The Man Comes Around" by Johnny Cash captures the user's focus on a spiritual battle between good and evil, as they explicitly state in their bio: 'Our battle is spiritual. ☦️🇸🇪.' The lyrics about the coming of judgment, trumpets, and the righteous confronting a morally corrupt world echo tweets like 'The average person is morally evil.' and 'The Nietzschean and Neo pagan critique that Christian morality enables the fall of the West doesn't work because the West as we know it exists because of Christianity.' Their frequent references to classic literature, philosophy and Christian thought, such as quoting Schopenhauer ('Reminder by Schopenhauer to live in the moment.') and Simone Weil ('A science which does not bring us nearer to God is useless.' Simone Weil), align with the song's biblical imagery and solemn tone. The user also expresses admiration for Johnny Cash, as seen in the tweet 'I've been appreciating Elvis, Roy Orbison and Johnny Cash recently,' making this track a natural fit. Overall, the song's apocalyptic, contemplative atmosphere mirrors the user's worldview that sees contemporary society as degenerate and in need of a decisive, faith‑driven confrontation.
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