South Korea's leading physicist says of the popular personality test MBTI, ``There is nothing that has been scientifically verified'' = ``Radio Star''

Professor Kim Sang-wook, a Korean physicist, will share his experience as a member of the Mock Scholastic Aptitude Test question committee, which only the top 0.1% of Koreans can do.
MBC's "Radio Star" on the 13th will feature Professor Kim Sang Wook, actor Ha Seok Jin, actress Lee ShiWon,
A special feature on ``Genius Plan'' starring singer Heize will be broadcast. Professor Kim, a leading physicist from the Republic of Korea, appears on the program for the first time. Professor Kim overcame the objections of his wife, who told him not to appear in public, and
I tend to listen to what Danzuma says, but this show is an exception,'' he said, raising curiosity by revealing the reason why he was forced to appear on the actual group. In addition, ``we receive more than 2,000 lecture offers per year'', making it the number one project in the Republic of Korea.
We will reveal the recent status of ``Celebrity Professor'', who is dizzyingly busy as the top two in the lecture world with lofiler Kwon Il-young.
He declines over 90% of offers, but for his acquaintances he has set a limit of 2 offers a week.
Professor Kim says that it is difficult to completely abide by the rule of "No lectures beyond the scope of the rules." In particular, he said, ``Director Jang Han-joon requests a lot of (lectures),'' which caused a lot of laughter.
Professor Kim appeared on the variety show ``Al Sul Shin Job (= Dictionary of Mysterious Trivia That Is Useless to Know) 3'', where he appeared regularly for the first time.
At the time, he revealed that he sought advice from Professor Jeon Jae-soon, who appeared in season 1, but was stopped from appearing on the show, and we are curious as to why. However, thinking that it was a good opportunity to disseminate science,
Professor Kim, who was forced to appear in ``Sur Shin Job 3,'' said that it was difficult for him to comment on the first recording, saying, ``I felt like an idiot.'' Since then, it has grown into a “program monster”
Professor Kim, who has learned the secrets, reveals his ``tricks'' and attracts the attention of viewers. Professor Kim, as a scientist, said of the MBTI personality test, ``M and B are people's names, and they
is a novelist who is neither a scientist nor a psychologist. There is no basis and nothing has been verified (scientifically),'' he said. In response, Heize said, ``I'm an F (feeling type), but as an F, I'm a T (thinking type).''
Kim Gura emphatically said, ``I'm Mr. T,'' making her laugh. I also asked scientists what they thought about personality types based on blood type, but Professor Kim said,
It was interesting to see how he reacted. Professor Kim also said that as a scientist, he often worries about movies when he watches them, but he was moved by the movie ``Zero Gravity,'' which deals with the importance of gravity.
Publish your story. Kim Gura mentioned a specific scene that impressed her, and said, ``When you come to a broadcast station, there are many people who have no gravity. They suddenly become stars and are floating around.''
``Factual violence'' was thrown at celebrities who laughed out loud. Now that I think about it, Professor Kim spent half a month as a member of the mock exam question committee for the Scholastic Aptitude Test (equivalent to Japan's common university entrance test).
He drew attention when he shared his experience of being trapped in a car. The program MCs listened closely to the valuable experiences of the mock skill question committee members, who can't be heard anywhere. Professor Kim is actually
He also revealed an episode about his debut (?) as a scientist and singer, as well as an imitation of Mozart's dialect that he prepared for the show, which caused a lot of laughter.
Meanwhile, Professor Kim's interesting episodes will be broadcast on "Radio Star" on the 13th at 10:30 p.m.
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