Theory released as open science

• Christian

  ISFJ
• Published: 06-11-2016 Edited: 06-13-2016
• We have finally released our typology as a open-license.
  
  It has been tested with over 20000 random visitors and the concepts are related to individual differences in brain-biology which is then linked to individual differences in personality affecting philosophy, psychology, sociology and anthropology.
  
  We have reproduced tests on the theory countless of times. Each day a new set of 200 random visitors reproduce the statistics.
  
  Please help us on GitHub and extend this theory further. The test-document is made with Markdown language and that code is also open-sourced below:
  
  Learn more:
  https://github.com/NeojungianTypology/NJTI-4/blob/master/Test-EN.md
  https://github.com/NeojungianTypology/NJTI-4/blob/master/Test-EN.pdf
  
  Click here to download PDF
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