I never thought of that, but you have a great point. This is all I could find, it’s saying that extroverts tend to be less environmentally conscious because they are too busy with activities. It makes sense that if we stay at home more, and especially if we work from home more because of our need to be alone, we would definitely have a lower footprint.
Makes no sense, you guys prefer to stay alone, we stay in groups is pretty obvious we consume less energy or space. Talking doesn't add to the carbon footprint.
I need to send this to my manager, who was complaining I wasn’t getting involved in a demo/presentation - because I was sitting quietly actually watching it, rather than interrupting with questions every few minutes.
I am quite introverted (most people I know would say I’m the most introverted person they know) and most of these points ring true to me, but I am very much a clingy romantic partner (just ask my ex-wife). The thing is, when I’m in a relationship alone time doesn’t really recharge me anymore. Only time alone with my partner does, which ends up making me extra clingy.
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