Type me using the way I argue with people online

{"document":[{"e":"par","c":[{"e":"text","t":"Ai bots (deepseek, ChatGPT, gemini) really like the idea of me being an INTJ, but I still want to make sure."}]},{"e":"par","c":[{"e":"text","t":"I thought using spontaneous argues and speak would be the most effective thing to identify one's type"}]},{"e":"par","c":[{"e":"text","t":"1st argument:"}]},{"e":"par","c":[{"e":"text","t":"It was a an insta reel, a creator suggesting a technique he found to learn English efficiently. It's based on reading your favorite Manga/book in English and translate the hard words you encounter."}]},{"e":"par","c":[{"e":"text","t":"However, someone in the comments didn't really like it, saying it's useless, so here's my arguing respond (I used ChatGPT to translate it here only, I numbered the points of my argues already in my actual comment, not from ChatGPT):"}]},{"e":"par","c":[{"e":"text","t":" "}]},{"e":"par","c":[{"e":"text","t":"“I’ll prove your statement wrong in more than one way:"}]},{"e":"par","c":[{"e":"text","t":"1. ‘What’s the point of reading and translating every word? Your brain won’t absorb all the words—it’s just a waste of time.’"}]},{"e":"par","c":[{"e":"text","t":"You’re the one who didn’t understand the idea. First, not every letter or word will be translated. Anyone doing this method isn’t completely ignorant of the language—they’ll at least know words like' I, you, they, verb to be, etc'."}]},{"e":"par","c":[{"e":"text","t":"Second, the advice is to translate the word, not the whole sentence. Your objection only works if someone takes the sentence and pastes it into Google Translate and then continues reading—but honestly, that just shows their lack of understanding, and weak minds, not that the method itself is wrong."}]},{"e":"par","c":[{"e":"text","t":"The point of the technique is: when you read, you’ll inevitably encounter words you don’t know. You just look them up in Google, then go back to reading. Most importantly, that word will likely appear again later. When it does, you already understand it—or if you forget, you repeat the same step. With repetition, your brain will store it naturally."}]},{"e":"par","c":[{"e":"text","t":"2. This technique actually matches how the brain works and stores memories."}]},{"e":"par","c":[{"e":"text","t":"Think about how a small child learns language: at first, they hear a word without knowing its meaning. But as that word repeats over time, they gradually grasp the context and meaning."}]},{"e":"par","c":[{"e":"text","t":"One thing many people miss: it’s not just repetition. If you just repeated a word a thousand times in a row, you’d forget it after a couple of days. The real key is spaced repetition. In real life, words appear repeatedly at intervals—if this didn’t happen, a child wouldn’t learn them. And this is exactly how the technique in the video works."}]},{"e":"par","c":[{"e":"text","t":"3. Unrealistic. "}]},{"e":"par","c":[{"e":"text","t":"Most people like me who didn’t learn English academically became fluent this way. I personally ran experiments to confirm that this method works. It’s clear that it succeeds—it’s not just theory."}]},{"e":"par","c":[{"e":"text","t":"4. Question for you:"}]},{"e":"par","c":[{"e":"text","t":"What’s your IELTS level? I don’t have an IELTS score, so I want to know. Are you dismissing this idea just because you studied academically with blood, sweat, and tears, and you don’t think anyone else could reach that level with less effort?”"}]},{"e":"par","c":[{"e":"text","t":"(my post is not about whose right or wrong, it's just about the way I argue) "}]}]}