He may well have evidence. And by definition a theory does not require evidence for it to be postulated.

@Reignmond

Wrong. Theories require evidence by definition.

A theory is a hypothesis supported by evidence.

And if he has it, until he shows it, his "theory" is just a bullshit assertion.

@Toonman,
A theory that is supported by evidence is a proof or a fact. Of course, all things we call "Facts" (or similar terms) are actually couched in the probability that they are such. The more proofs there are to the positive, the more likely it is true.. However, it takes only one valid disproof to invalidate it.

@Reignmond

There isn't enough ranch dressing in the world to coat that colossal word salad you just burped out.

@Toonman
You are entitled to your opinion.

@Reignmond

No shit. Everyone is.

Have a nice day. Try not to decapitate yourself.

I must admit that I am quite a bit similar, and while I partly claim it is because I am an old man eho can "talk story", for ne it is a learned behavior.

Except for the indoctrination part you could be describing me as well. I exclude the indoctrination because I was not subjected to early childhood religious indoctrination. I am thankful for that.

Then as a Psychologist of quite some note I most humbly add, in my well educated opinion your as sane and normal as you can possibly be given that you ARE you, there IS no-one else EXACTLY like you, you ARE an Individual and such terminologies are merely Guidelines and Blanket Diagnoses at their very best.

@dumasarok A Hint to keep from mentally torturing yourself here.
You, me, everyone else are INDIVIDUALS, we are Singular Human Entities therefore we are ALL different and do NOT fit in to those neat little boxes, all made of ticky-tacky that the, imo, Human sheep Graziers would have us be for their convenience.

@Triphid I like the way you think. In my opinion that is why "Big" doesn't work, as in cities, government, business, and organizations. "Big" is an eventual detriment to the ones they serve and are supported by. History has shown that although it may take many generation they eventually they self destruct.

@Garban The "why" can lead to critical thinking, which is the reason I encouraged my son to question even when my answer had to be "I don't know".

Basically, the terms mean this in Psychology.
Extrovert/Extroverted/Extroversion = Out-going, often unreserved by and in nature, prone more towards BEING Leaders than being Followers, and,
Introvert/Introverted/Introversion = not out-going, MAY appear/seem or be to keep oneself to oneself, shy, retiring, of the 'loner' type by choice and preference, more comfortable following the 'herd' than leading it.
Many Introverted people are often 'labelled' extremely wrongly by society, etc, as being either " thinking they are better than everyone else," " their shit does NOT stink whereas ours does," etc, etc, etc, BUT these are GREAT MIS-conceptions, Introverts DO NOT see themselves as being better than the rest, quite the opposite in fact 99.999% of the time.
In all Truth and Psychological FACT, it IS the Extroverts who think, for the majority of them that is, and see themselves as being "Better than the rest," "their shit DOES NOT stink," where they walk the rest should follow and sing their praises," etc, etc, etc.
And in between, so to speak, we have the rest of human kind, i.e. those of us who a mix of both Extro and Introvert who, for the major part, TRY to keep things balance between the other two mind-sets.

@Triphid Thank you. That is very helpful. I'm not sure exactly where I fit or if it is fluid. I know that I don't think of myself as "better than" or of anyone as being "less than", just that as humans we are fallible, prone to making mistakes and adaptable to new situations.

Congratulations Triphid, you succeeded without even trying. The original poster has every right to offer a topic for conversation without being attacked. Many here are responding in yhe spirit of friendly and open discussion, and it has been interesting to see the experiences others for comparison.

Same here, but sometimes I cry. I am a lacrivert? I made that up, don't worry.

@Gwendolyn2018 An extroverted introvert sounds complex (but not necessarily a complex number ).

@Gwendolyn2018 That figures. The crossover points on Myers-Briggs present some interesting philosophical questions.

@Gwendolyn2018 I am the same.

btw, having Anxiety problems does NOT, necessarily place you squarely in the Introverted basket by ANY means.
Anxiety Disorders, just like the vast majority of Psychological Disorders such as Depression and the like are TREATABLE and often Curable as well and given the rush, hustle and bustle of this world we now live in, in my well educated opinion, such afflictions as Anxiety, etc, are getting, excuse the expression, to be almost "Par for the Course" unfortunately.
So, please smile and tell yourself that no matter what, unless you have are planning some horrible crime/s, you are just as human as everyone else and probablty more so because you are WILLING to admit that you are NOT 100% perfect, you have a small fault just like everyone else does but REFUSE to admit it.

@Triphid Sage advice. Anxiety and fear are part of the human condition and have always been. With easy access to world information that is often negative, there is more free time to dwell on them than in previous generations.

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