Nominations for Annual Keirsey Temperament Awards 2010

[keirsey]

We should start to make suggestions for the Temperament Awards for 2010. I need suggestions for clear Guardians, Idealists, and Rationals. Ok, you can suggest Artisans too: we won't have too much trouble recognizing them -- or -- finding them.

[keirsey]

My first nomination for the Rational is James Cameron.

[Jodelle]

I'm inferring here that to qualify one must have had some significance for the preceding year?

[stellarrenegade]

No, for the year 2010 but Avatar came out late 2009, so it still works. *shrug*

[keirsey]

It would be nice, but frankly I am most concerned with 1) a clear case of Temperament (or at least as clear as possible) for demonstration, 2) as known widely as possible or at least a far amount of information about the person. For example, Karen Armstrong, last year I would say she wasn't a "celebrity" (rich or beautiful) but she is known.

[Jodelle]

No, for the year 2010 but Avatar came out late 2009, so it still works. *shrug*

I like your new profile pic! It's nice and CLEAR!

[Jodelle]

I'm going to guess Tiger Woods isn't in the running anymore

How about the internationally famous Dr. Willard Harrison Bennett for the NT nomination?

[keirsey]

Ok, here is another nomination for the Rationals: Tim Berners-Lee, the "father" of the World Wide Web. Ted Talk.

You other Temperaments -- ? Are you being lazy, irresponsible, or insincere in your efforts in this matter? I need nominations.

[shytiger]

Ok, I nominate Peter Orszag. Some kind of Coordinator Rational, maybe a Fieldmarshal. He's definitely been in the news lately. An interesting anecdote:

"His epic caffeine intake concerned him until he solved the problem with typical Orszagian efficiency: he underwent genetic testing, confirmed that he could safely metabolize large amounts and happily moved on to the next worry." From http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/28/us/politics/28orszag.html?_r=4&partner=rss&emc=rss.

[stellarrenegade]

Ok, here is another nomination for the Rationals: Tim Berners-Lee, the "father" of the World Wide Web. Ted Talk.

You other Temperaments -- ? Are you being lazy, irresponsible, or insincere in your efforts in this matter? I need nominations.

Lazy.

Actually, just busy, and not enough in the know to give suggestions right now. I'll try to work on that.