Recently, a date said they were an INTJ (i.e., Myers Briggs). I told her, “I'm a PhD in psychology. I refuse to entertain some unscientific typology of personality with dubious scientific backing.” . I took pride in expressing my needs. As a Pisces, I really struggle with that.

I've started the habit of drinking out of this glass beaker during meetings with students. Every couple of minutes, I make my eye twitch and cough VERY violently.

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An SPSP workshop taught me how to write this!.

j/k, they're great. Congrats.

Hey everyone, I'm excited to show you my FIRST Op-Ed! Hope this doesn't upset anyone.

There's been a university truck parked in our lot for nearly *four* years--unmoved and untouched. I've started putting fake "parking tickets" on their windshield every time I walk by. Folks. I don't think they're gonna notice anytime soon.

CRL Lab is at Fenway! . Funny thing: every professor is given free tickets behind home plate. But they never use it on their students for some reason. You should ask your advisor why they don't like you as much as I like my lab.

RT @AlanMCole: Rental car companies seem so insanely helpless at their one job. You show up at the airport, reservation in hand, and they’r….

RT @Treeofl1fe: At a goodwill and I found this on the media section

RT @beyoncegarden: he CHEWED HIM UP so bad here i'm crying😭

RT @HuinGuillaume: In 2020, I had just joined McDonald's US and I approved a tweet saying "we have a joke about our soft serve machine but….

In my last year at MSU, I'm considering entering fake maintenance requests, but in the style of Edgar Allan Poe stories. They start out innocently enough, but then turn. sinister. Here's a brief thread.

Thanks to Brooke Soulliere (undergrad first author), Dro Carrillo (grad student), and a crew from UGA (Brandon Weiss, Josh Miller, and Keith Campbell (@wkeithcampbell) for dreaming up the idea in the first place!.

🔑 Main takeaways: .✔️ People DO judge you based on your tattoos .✔️ They tend to agree on their impressions .✔️ But they're mostly wrong .✔️ …unless its really wacky--they might guess you're open-minded . Paper: Open Access:

Giving judges a written explanation of the tattoo’s meaning (e.g., “This is for my cat, Mr. Pickles 🐱”) . Didn’t really improve accuracy for other traits , which was surprising!. It's still a bit of a mystery for how and why people are using tattoos to judge people.

How did people decide what someone’s personality was?. Judges relied on cues like:.🎨 Size .🌈 Color .☠️ Death imagery .🤣 Wackiness . …But most of these had zero connection to the person’s actual personality.

Not really. Except. For Openness to Experience, there was a small but real signal. People with tattoos that were rated as "wacky" (vs. serious) tended to actually be more open. So. your weirdest tattoo might be the most honest one.