Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Analytical: Spotlights statistical errors, e.g., calls out Simpson's paradox misuse in a tweet linking to a research article.
- Knowledgeable: Cites scientific literature and methods like Mismeasure of Man, GRM, and a bioRxiv preprint.
- Bold: Uses uncompromising language such as "Everyone shut the fuck up forever and just use the GRM".
- Humorous: Shares memes and sarcastic images, e.g., the Paige Harden meme and "mommas don’t let your babies" GWAS joke.
- Passionate: Shows strong conviction about genetics, stating they never want psychologists or economists discussing heritability.
Weaknesses:
- Provocative: Employs profanity and inflammatory labels like "nazi grad school dropout" in critiques.
- Dogmatic: Dismisses other viewpoints, declaring they won’t hear psychologists or economists on heritability.
- Confrontational: Directly attacks individuals, e.g., mocking Joe Kennedy and biotech community in sharp tweets.
- Unprofessional: Uses coarse language and personal insults publicly, reducing professional credibility.
- Biased: Shows preference for certain works (Mismeasure of Man) and harsh criticism of others, indicating ideological bias.
Your Simpsons character
Sideshow Bob
Sideshow Bob is an erudite, condescending intellectual who constantly derides others, much like the user’s tweet "Everyone shut the fuck up forever and just use the GRM". The user’s penchant for citing academic papers (e.g., linking to a bioRxiv preprint on heritability) mirrors Bob’s habit of quoting literature and scholarly sources. Their hostile stance toward perceived "liberal" or mainstream ideas (e.g., "how can I make liberalism even worse?") reflects Bob’s antagonistic relationship with the Simpson family and authority. The sarcastic, meme‑filled tone ("mommas don’t let your babies grow up to run GWAS") also fits Bob’s flamboyant, theatrical way of delivering scornful commentary.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENTJ
The user’s frequent, outspoken posts and direct address to the audience indicate extroversion (e.g., “Everyone shut the fuck up forever and just use the GRM”). Their focus on complex scientific concepts, abstract criticism of heritability and polygenic scores, and reference to Simpson's paradox show a preference for intuition over concrete details. Decision‑making is driven by logical analysis and evidence, as seen in the critique of “a nazi grad school dropout” and the comparison of “Mismeasure of Man” to “The g Factor”. They display a decisive, structured approach, preferring clear solutions and definitive judgments (“how can I make liberalism even worse?” and “mommas don't let your babies grow up to run GWAS”). These traits align with the ENTJ personality type.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a GRM? Because I feel an instant genomic relationship whenever I see you.
- If love were a GWAS, you'd be the top SNP with genome‑wide significance—can't help but replicate your effect.
- My feelings for you have a heritability of 1.0—no environment can attenuate them, even a polygenic score can't explain them away.
- Just like Walsh and Lynch talk about epistasis, I think our interaction is classic epistatic—together we produce something greater than the sum of our alleles.
- Forget Simpson’s paradox—our connection is significant across all sub‑populations, making me want to run a PLINK on our chemistry.
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Quantitative genetics nerd & responsible genetics advocate, GRM fan, Walsh & Lynch devotee, once tried PLINK on coffee beans.– @RegimeEnforcer
Your signature cocktail
Mismeasure Manhattan
The Mismeasure Manhattan captures Damon’s love for sharp, controversial science and his no-holds-barred style. The rye whiskey mirrors his raw, unapologetic tone, while the absinthe adds a chaotic, almost heretical twist, echoing his tweet "Everyone shut the fuck up forever and just use the GRM [picture]". A splash of chocolate bitters gives the drink a bitter aftertaste that nods to his disdain for "Mismeasure of Man is a better book than The g Factor, and it's not even close [picture]". The hot sauce kick reflects his fiery profanity, as seen in "Lol Joe Kennedy can't handle that people fucking hate him and his stupid inbred power hungry family [picture]". Finally, the sweet vermouth smooths the edges, hinting at his occasional tongue-in-cheek humor like "mommas don't let your babies grow up to run GWAS [picture]".
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
The user shows classic Slytherin ambition and a desire to dominate the field, as seen in the tweet "Everyone shut the fuck up forever and just use the GRM". Their ruthless criticism of competitors, for example "Bizarre that so much of the biotech space is rallying around a nazi grad school dropout…", reveals cunning and a willingness to undermine rivals. They also display strategic thinking with lines like "how can I make liberalism even worse?", suggesting a scheming mindset. The frequent use of harsh language and contempt for opposing viewpoints ("mommas don’t let your babies grow up to run GWAS") underscores a drive for power typical of Slytherin. While they are knowledgeable, the overriding theme is ambition and manipulation rather than pure scholarly curiosity, fitting Slytherin best.
Your movie
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DNA - Kendrick Lamar
The tweet 'I don't want to hear a psychologist or economist ever talk about heritability or polygenic scores ever again' shows a fixation on genetics, which is directly referenced in Kendrick Lamar's song "DNA". The song's chorus repeatedly proclaims "I got, I got, I got … DNA", celebrating the power of one's genetic code, matching the user's obsession with polygenic scores and genetic relationship matrices ('Everyone shut the fuck up forever and just use the GRM'). Kendrick's aggressive delivery and defiant lyrics echo the user's confrontational tone, as seen in 'Bizarre that so much of the biotech space is rallying around a nazi grad school dropout…' and 'Mismeasure of Man is a better book than The g Factor'. The track also deals with themes of identity and confronting societal expectations, resonating with the user's critique of elite narratives ('Lol Joe Kennedy can’t handle that people fucking hate him…'). Overall, the combination of genetic focus and rebellious swagger makes "DNA" a fitting anthem for @RegimeEnforcer.
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