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The user's fierce progressive activism and anti‑authoritarian tone echo Lisa's social‑justice voice, as seen in tweets like 'Palestine is an AMAZING litmus test for progressives because having the values and iron to stand up to the Zionist lobby...' and 'Monitoring your people's location… These are not signs of love – they are tyranny.' Their intellectual curiosity and academic bent are reminiscent of Lisa's love of learning, illustrated by 'anyone want to do some differential topology with me?' and 'I think theres a definite difference between someone's technical and STEM skills and their social skills…'. The user also pushes for systemic change, calling for wealth taxes and progressive policies ('We should cut income taxes and massively increase and start doing wealth taxes'), which aligns with Lisa's moral compass. Finally, the mix of meme‑style sarcasm, occasional profanity, and pop‑culture references gives a modern, internet‑savvy twist on Lisa's character.

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The user appears extraverted, frequently posting public commentary and engaging with a broad audience (e.g., "Good morning [picture]" and "I think there's a definite difference between someone's technical and STEM skills and their social skills..."). Their focus on abstract, theoretical topics and pattern‑recognition (e.g., "anyone want to do some differential topology with me?" and "One of the scariest emerging political trends on mostly the right is the death of actually having core beliefs") suggests a dominant intuition. Their arguments are largely logical and policy‑oriented, such as "We should cut income taxes and massively increase wealth taxes" and "Autarky is bad for economies", indicating a thinking preference. Finally, the frequent shifts between topics, openness to new ideas, and admission of indecision ("I am torn on…") point to a perceiving style. Together these traits align best with the ENTP type.

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Political econ & tech geek, meme curator. Once got a pigeon to deliver a protest flyer. 🚀🕊️– @Pigeonsguy

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The Proletarian Pigeon Punch blends smoky mezcal, crisp gin, spicy ginger, bright pomegranate, and calming matcha to mirror @Pigeonsguy's mix of radical politics, meme culture, and Buddhist introspection. The smoky mezcal evokes the pipe reference in their tweet "the way hes smoking the pipe actually pisses me the fuck off, he needs to be like 20 years older to pull it off, much more stoic and puff like half as much as he's currently doing, what a fucking poser way to smoke, I dont smoke and even I can tell he only smokes aesthetcally", while the ginger's heat reflects their fiery stance in "Palestine is an AMAZING litmus test for progressives because having the values and iron to stand up to the Zionist lobby is required to be able to stand up to the corporate lobbies causing all of those problems". The sweet pomegranate nods to their Red Yellowism flag colors and their call to "We should cut income taxes and massively increase and start doing wealth taxes". A subtle matcha float adds a Buddhist calm that balances the chaos, echoing their bio's Buddhist symbol. As they warned, "Monitoring your people's location. Restricting them from going online. Isolating them from loved ones. These are not signs of love – they are tyranny.", this cocktail reminds you that freedom is a blend of flavors, not a single note.

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The user often seeks intellectual challenges, for example they tweet 'anyone want to do some differential topology with me?' which shows a love for advanced mathematics. They also display nuanced analysis, saying 'I am torn on [X issue], both sides make good points, on one hand [argument], on the other hand [argument]'. Their curiosity about classification appears in the question 'Does wordle really count as a video game?'. Additionally, they reference historical and philosophical ideas, as seen in the tweet 'Render unto Caesar what is Caesar's, and to God what is God's' indicating a scholarly interest. These patterns of valuing knowledge, critical thinking, and intellectual discussion align most closely with Ravenclaw.

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Pigeonsguy’s constant critique of war, taxes, and social inequality matches the hopeful, anti‑war vision of John Lennon’s “Imagine”. In tweets like “I dont want Americans to die to change what happens in Venezuela…” and “Monitoring your people's location… these are not signs of love – they are tyranny.” he calls for an end to violence and oppression, echoing the lyric “Imagine all the people living life in peace.” His calls for radical tax reform (“We should cut income taxes and massively increase and start doing wealth taxes”) and his self‑identification with the lower class (“While there is a lower class, I am in it…”) reflect the song’s yearning for a world without possessions or class divisions. Even his admission of being “torn on [X issue]” shows a desire for a world where the conflicts that divide us no longer exist, just as the song asks listeners to imagine no borders or religions.

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