Unorthotoxic

History
Unorthotoxic's first visit to 16Personalities dates back to late 2015, when he took the test for the first time he was typed as an ENFP-T. He did not. however, make an account or join the discussions forum. 3 Years later Unorthotoxic took the test again and this time got INTP as a result, he officially joined the site on January 4th 2019 and wrote his first post on the discussions forum (thread 18129). He did, however, no longer post until April 2019 which marked the start of his first period on 16personalities: Unorthotoxic, then named Thomas A. Jackson was beginning to be known for his hatred of My Little Pony, his old passion for math and his posts were much more sarcastic and low-effort. In Mid 2019 he was known for using Lauren Faust (creator of MLP) as a swear word in Megathreads 4 and 5. This was a period when he rarely posted in debates & discourse and limited himself to less serious posts in Lounge. Unorthotoxic did, however, already have his fair share of unpopular ideas: He was firmly in support of Article 13 and was in favour of regulating meme humour, which in his view lead people to take irresponsible peer pressured decisions. Accompanied to his posts attacking MLP, Unorthotoxic frequently spoke against the value of friendship saying it was overrated, and that man wasn't as social as people thought. In the period from August to September 2019, Unorthotoxic often began using the site to post his insecurities and ruminations on his own intelligence and competence. He was generally known to be very turbulent and posted about his IQ very often. In late November 2019 Unorthotoxic gradually went inactive and eventually returned in March 2020 to post his reflections on the then novel COVID-19 Pandemic, marking the beginning of his second period. Unorthotoxic was then named Audible Nihilism, and had changed from posting generally in Lounge to posting essays on debates & discourse. It was here that Audible began to be known for his longer than average posts which often resembled small essays. From March to September he commented his personal insights on various topics which include but are not limited to: Socialization, collaboration, history of invention, history, society, originality, psychology, selfishness, individualism and human cultural evolution. His main goal was to bring an end to "the social fads", as he believed (and still believes) most forms of socialization and collaboration people promote are overrated. From December 2020 he began to detatch himself more from the site, as he ran out of things to say and needed to focus on real life matters. He now posts smaller comments delineating his views on certain political issues and reiterating some of his views on how ideally collaboration and interdependence shouldn't be a thing.

Notable Quotes
"Be the best version of yourself by using your creative drive and vision, and don't allow society or others to define you as a person"

"Collaboration isn't the art of combining strengths, its the art of self-sabotage: Its the practice of stealing other people's skills, putting yourself and others in a condition where you use each other whilst alienating your skills for the skills of someone else."

"Human connection aside, the only thing you gain with collaboration is that you didn't learn anything new to do, that is nothing to brag about."

"There has never been an instance where an idea has been born from a group of people, at best there were individual ideas confronting each other"

"Some people play with abstractions so much in their life that they forget the stuff they are playing with is, indeed, abstract"