Lilyflier

Probably INTP 5w4 if that means anything.

I like systems, circuitry, logic, mechanisms, random generation, philosophy, worldbuilding, unique ideas and more.

I searched through and tested hundreds of people to find someone who consistently realizes when they're wrong in obvious ways. We have been partners for 2 years and have never had to agree to disagree on anything important. We just work through it until we figure out which one of us was ignorant or made a mistake (given the knowledge we have), then they change their mind.

A bunch of controversial opinions you didn't ask for:

• Ethical nihilist (ex-utilitarian).
• Axiological nihilist (tentatively, ex-axiological hedonist).
• Anarchist (ex-communist).
• Agnostic atheists.
• Hard incompatibilist (tentatively believes important kinds of lfw are logically contradictory).

Not as controversial:

• I believe that virtually everything that's generally regarded as a major problem fundamentally stems from irrationality that could be solved by properly teaching critical thinking and related topics (epistemology, cognitive biases, logic) to the majority of people.
• I think our methods of discussing and debating things are very inefficient. They are so unsystematic and people are so irrational that we barely get any closer to the truth in many cases. Sites like Kialo show what's possible with a more systematic approach and I think something more like that should become widely adopted for all important problems that people often disagree about.