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Database (reformatted)

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    Juan E. Sandoval
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    • Type: TiNe
    • Development: l--l
    • Attitude: Adaptive

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    Database


    The database has been reformatted, adding with it a few features:
    1. You can now search by Energetic or Function Quadrants. For example "Pe-lead" applies to NeFi+NeTi+SeTi+SeFi. This may be useful if you want to see, for example, "Pe-lead ll--" types as a whole. Or you can search by Alpha/Beta/Gamma/Delta.
    2. Multiple Development levels are consolidated under one entry. Previously we had a suboptimal solution where there were duplicate entries for different dev level instances of the same person. This problem is now fixed. Here's an example of this consolidation:

    Spoiler

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    ^ Here we see Bella showing up once but with two dev level entries. To get to the video of each dev level, you just click directly on the dev level notation itself. Links now also pop out in separate tabs.
    3. Sort By Occupation. This one is in the works, but you'll notice a new column to the far right for occupation. You'll be able to enter occupations like "Singer" or "Politician" and have a list come up. You can even combine this with other tags and look for things like "Beta Comedians", "Gamma Scientists" etc. This should make it easy to run some preliminary statistics on the database by occupation, notwithstanding the methodological imperfections which have to be acknowledged.
    4. Public vs Volunteer Sorting. Lastly, we now have a column for public figures or volunteers. This allows us to run some preliminary statistics on each one. If all we wanna look at are the volunteers, we can filter out the public ones, or vice-versa.
    Stats:
    At the bottom of the list it shows how many samples fit the criteria, so there's no need to count.

    I hope these tools make it easier to experiment with the data -- looking forward to what you guys come up with!

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