SelectivBreeder
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Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Erudition: His Latin bio and frequent references to classical and historical sources (e.g., 'Díaz’s description of conquistadors' and Roman/Spartan imagery) show a wide reading and facility with high-register sources.
- Technical Savvy: Repeated, practical instructions about platform features like 'Use this filter: It shows only the people you follow' demonstrate comfort with social-media tooling and UX.
- Theatricality: Public performative acts—'immediately stood up and threw a Roman salute in the middle of the gym'—reveal a flair for drama that makes their content conspicuous and consistent.
- Consistent Voice: The account maintains a stable persona across posts — classical rhetoric, provocation, and LARP — as seen in recurring themes like 'imperium' and Lacedaemonian roleplay.
- Cultural Fluency: Frequent references to anime, shōnen, ASOIAF/LOTR fandom distinctions, and historical vignettes show a capacity to move between niche cultural domains.
Weaknesses:
- Extremism: Many posts praise or flirt with extremist ideas and symbols (for example, admiring SS leadership and writing about the 'Holy Swastika'), which isolates the account and foments harm.
- Abrasiveness: Provocative, insulting rhetoric and the use of slurs (numerous quoted panels contain demeaning language) make constructive conversation unlikely and burn social bridges.
- Echo-chambering: Obsessive attention to filtering replies ('I don’t like selective replies', yet repeatedly discussing filters) suggests a tendency to curate only agreeable voices and avoid opposing views.
- Performative Posturing: LARP claims such as 'My "country" is a Lacedaemonian enclave' and public Roman salutes indicate preference for spectacle over responsible persuasion.
- Moral Blindspots: Repeated dehumanizing posts and defenses of violent or exclusionary ideas (examples include praising brutal historic actors) show poor ethical restraint and blind spots in empathy.
Your Simpsons character
Sideshow Bob
Sideshow Bob is a cultured, literate antagonist who delights in high-culture references and theatrical plots, which matches this account's classical rhetoric, performative gestures, and penchant for grandiose schemes. Both use erudition as a way to dominate cultural conversations, combine refinement with menace, and prefer elaborate, dramatic statements to small talk.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTJ
INTJ fits: the user shows future-oriented, grand visioning and archetypal thinking (introverted intuition) in statements about founding polities and 'preservation of the Race,' and constructs systematic arguments about history and heredity. Their communication is strategic and terse when necessary (practical filter advice) showing extraverted thinking in service of their vision: 'Use this filter: It shows only the people you follow…'. The preference for abstract systems, classical theory and long-term planning (Lacedaemonian enclave on Olympus Mons, Roman/imperial frameworks) also matches INTJ patterning.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a reply filter? Because when you're around my timeline gets way tidier and I only see what matters.
- You must be a shōnen protagonist—because imagining a Lacedaemonian enclave on Olympus Mons with you in it sounds like the start of an epic.
- Call me a Roman senator: I'd give half my empire just to hear you rant about symbols over coffee.
- I have a Latin motto too: 'Te amo, sine fine' — I promise it sounds better in my head when I'm quoting Tacitus.
- We can argue about selective breeding or we can go to Tokyo arcades and settle it the old-fashioned way—winner gets the last ramen.
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Classical-minded cultural commentator | anime & speculative-LARP aficionado | obsessive about platform UX & reply filters | writes about heredity, symbols, and history — expect theatrical rhetoric, not consensus.– @SelectivBreeder
Your signature cocktail
Imperial Negroni
A bitter, classical Negroni matches the user's austere, cultivated persona: gin for crispness and intellectual sting, Campari for the confrontational bitterness of polemic, and sweet vermouth for the lacquered veneer of erudition (the orange twist nods to theatrical flourish). It captures the account's blend of refinement, provocation and old-world style, the same mix implied by the Latin motto and frequent Roman imagery.
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
Slytherin fits because of the account's emphasis on power, lineage, and preservation: posts about the 'preservation of the Race' and 'imperium' echo Slytherin values of ambition and self-preservation. The user celebrates hierarchy and selective inheritance (e.g., comments about heredity in fandoms), which matches Slytherin cunning and focus on legacy. Their theatrical pursuit of influence (Lacedaemonian fantasy, Roman salutes) also fits the house's pragmatic, status-conscious instincts.
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O Fortuna (Carmina Burana) - Carl Orff
The dramatic, apocalyptic sweep of 'O Fortuna' pairs with the user's apocalyptic-rhetoric and grand symbolic language (e.g., meditations on will, symbolic resurrection and empire). Its chanting, high-drama energy complements posts that call for cultural rebirth and the resurrection of symbols.
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