Photographic Memory Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Photographic Memory? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Photographic Memory from Superpowers and what is the personality traits.
ISTJ (5w4)
Panmnesia personality type is ISTJ, Introverted, Sensing and Judging.
ESTJ- ESTJs are the epitome of the type. They are decisive and practical, not to mention strict and methodical. They are warm, honest, loyal and reliable. They are also rather stubborn and opinionated.
ISTJ- ISTJs are the epitome of the type. They have a talent for organization and planning, responsible, reliable and responsible. They are also warm, honest and loyal.
Extraverted- Extraverted types are most certainly the most social of all the types (at least to judge by appearance). They are vibrant, outgoing and passionate. They also tend to be more spontaneous and impulsive than introverts.
Introverted- Introverts are definitely the most reserved of the types. Their quiet nature makes them seem less passionate than extraverts. They are vivacious, thoughtful and intelligent.
What is the Myers Briggs Type?
The Myers Briggs Type Indicator is a personality test that is commonly used to classify several different types of personalities based on their cognitive functions. The MBTI is designed to help people understand their own personality better.
The user can remember and recall everything that they have ever experienced, encountered or learned in their lifetime. The user needs only to read, hear or see something once and they will never forget it. They continue to learn for the rest of their lives and their brain will simply compress neural synapses to contain it all, allowing memory of every event, experience or bit of knowledge from birth to the present. Their mind is also entirely immune to Memory Manipulation, unless the ability is first negated or stolen.
Many users who are said to only possess Enhanced Memory actually possess Panmnesia, and many who are said to possess Panmnesia only possess Enhanced Memory (the two are often confused).
