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East Asia’s obsession with blood types comes from the work of Furukawa Takeji, a Japanese doctor who nearly a century ago was sure that personality was caused by blood type. According to his theory, each blood type had a distinctive, corresponding personality type: g_Y$5ft`
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“这些人为什么要告诉我他们的血型？”她问道，“这会有什么不同吗？这是办公室，不是煤矿——没有人需要输血。” XS 0NjZW
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东亚对血型的沉迷源自日本医生古川竹二近一个世纪前的著作，他确信个性是血型造成的。根据他的理论，每种血型都有相关的独特个性： )Y1 +F,C
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B型的人和别人处得好，因为他们很直率，并以他们的创意闻名。但是B型的人也很情绪化，很容易觉得无聊、觉得烦。 kQ6YQsJ.*
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不管有没有任何支持这些想法的实证，竹二的理论很快流行起来。到了1930年，标准的工作申请表已经包括了填写血型的空格，现在的市场调查员用这种方法来预测购买习惯，普通人则用它来选择朋友和情人。 FePWr7Ze
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“我是O型。”桑德拉这样说，她最后被吉尔聘用为接待员。“那么理想上我应该找另一个O型或B型的人当男朋友。A型的可能不合适。” :WSszak
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