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Whats your best guess on Lex's type?

May i know who are the ENTPs you admire?

Finally a true ENTP woman 💜 I enjoyed this a lot. I hope more entp women gets featured, I suggest Phoebe Waller Bridge.

I would bet he is a INFJ with an ADHD...

INTP

he almost seems ENTP in a way with his delivery, yet an entp would be fine with having opinions on everything. i am isfp and totally understand not having a critique on something that is not for me.

Please could you type River Phoenix.

Kinda wanna know one of his best friends’ - Emma Thompson’s type. She gives out ENTP vibes for me, but could be otherwise…

As an INTP Schizoid guy, possibly with some form of Autism & ADHD in the mix as well, I can relate to Bobby Fischer a whole lot. I see myself in him in a lot of ways. Therefore I, you could say 'intuitively', disagree with people online who type him as INTJ. Due to a thorough understanding of who I am at age 26 and consuming a lot of information about Bobby Fischer I believe he is almost certainly an INTP with a high likelihood of also being able to be classified as someone with Schizoid Personality Disorder. Some examples off of the top of my head of why I believe he was an INTP, randomly ordered (reasons I have for thinking he had Schizoid Personality Disorder below this list): 1) In a Dick Cavett interview he was asked if he was good at mathematics. His answer, paraphrased, was something along the lines of "I didn't care much to broaden my knowledge in that field". This describes his attitude towards many things in life, if you ever watch any of his interviews or look at his life objectively you would know this. If he does not care about something but is forced to participate because of external factors, he will do the bare minimum. Meanwhile, if he really cares about something deeply, such as chess, he will obsess over it and do everything in his power to become the best at it. INTP's generally do not care about anything than what they truly care about themselves. And if they don't care about something, they will put in little to no effort whatsoever. 2) Looking at the graph of Bobby Fischer's elo shown within a timelapse video named "The history of the top chess players over time" (ua-cam.com/video/z2DHpW79w0Y/v-deo.html) you can see that the graph is very inconsistent. This is typical INTP behavior rather than INTJ. INTJ's are very consistent when working at things. INTP's are quite erratic, they might sometimes even be lazy for periods of time even if obsessed about a certain topic something, have periods of ups and downs, etc. Motivation comes in waves for the typical INTP. Even though he clearly wanted to become the best at chess, looking at the graph you can see that he either: 1) goes on a sort of 'autopilot' mode for extended periods of time before his graph shoots up rapidly again or 2) if he doesn't go on 'autopilot' mode, he simply doesn't learn as well in a consistent kind of manner, & randomly figures things out in short bursts of time rather than gradually improving steadily over time. 3) He has an abstract, top down view of things, which is one of the hallmarks of being an INTP. 4) He has very unique viewpoints not only on chess but on many political matters. Even very controversial opinions. This is a trait that is very INTP, because INTP's, when coming to a conclusion on a certain matter, do not care about 1. other people's opinions, or 2. political correctness (in fact, the more politically incorrect, the better, as long as one views it as being truthful). INTP's care only about their own internal thought process, not what others deem 'right' or 'wrong', morally or factually. 5) Once he has made up his mind about something, it's over. In the INTP's mind he has: 1. done his research, 2. come to his own conclusion, and 3. he is right and cannot be swayed by anyone else unless new information makes him believe that he was wrong initially. The key point is that only he himself can change his own mind, nobody else can do it for him. Even if the whole world stands against him, as long as he believes he is right, he will not change his opinion. Very INTP. 6) He was simply extremely erratic in all kinds of ways. As a single example, he was not punctuous at all, often arriving late to scheduled chess matches. Why? He explained that he often went to bed at around 5 or 6 AM and only woke up half an hour or so before the start of the match later in the day. INTP's are often very messy & can't stand routine. A typical INTJ would be far more punctuous than this. 7) His creative moves while playing chess is something I believe fits better with an INTP personality type rather than an INTJ personality type. INTP's are generally more creative than INTJ's are. INTJ's are more punctuous & consistent compared to the messiness & creativeness of INTP's I could probably type about more examples, but I think you get the gist. He did show INTJ traits, of course everything is a spectrum and he won't score 100% introverted, 100% intuitive, etc., but I believe he is moreso P than J as his final function. The major traits displayed that might fit with INTJ moreso than INTP are 1) Even being able to stick to a single obsession for such an extended amount of time, this is unusual for an INTP (perhaps the degree of his giftedness & positive feedback from his surroundings due to his success prolonged his obsession towards the game. Being rewarded not only internally but also externally for your intelligence while playing chess must feel very satisfying to the INTP), 2) Wearing suits and generally looking quite well-kempt in all of his TV footage during his younger years. Although he 1. didn't look quite as well-kempt as he got older and 2. possibly only dressed well on the very few occasions that he knew he would be on TV (e.g. for scheduled matches/tournaments or interviews). Examples for why I believe he had Schizoid Personality Disorder: 1) His general reclusiveness, 2) Seemingly not caring about close relationships all that much (although he did have some during his career, but they were only able to be created in a comfort zone, centered around the activity of playing chess) 3) Didn't really do much besides chess & reading (probably did not experience much pleasure in many things other than intellectual affairs that he had interest in), 4) Did not like confrontation/disagreements where middle ground had to be found. It was either his way or no way at all. I can see this in myself also. I want things to be clear & exactly how I want them to be. I don't believe in negotiation and really dislike it. Fischer definitely did not like not getting his way and having to negotiate. 5) Didn't care much about eventual further accomplishments (if it meant having to negotiate terms and be on others' terms). 6) I think, after Fischer became World Champion, there was a deep fear within him of losing to others and having to meet such high expectations that he had created for himself. I don't think he would have lost to Karpov in 1975 if he had kept working at it from 1972 until then, but I think being watched by everyone, becoming so incredibly popular, & performing at such an insanely high standard created both a fear within him of having to maintain the standards he had set for himself as well as, on a separate note, being able to say to himself, unrelated to everyone else: "See? You're the best. You've proven it all. Why would you keep going now? There's no point to it anymore. I know if I just keep going like I should then I'll keep winning. I can see the outcomes already. It's no longer exciting. There's nothing to chase anymore". I think he had satisified himself intellectually & felt like what he had achieved already showed more than enough, which is very INTP, to not care anymore once you've proven something to yourself that you wanted to prove, & also feared many things related to expectations, which is very much related to both INTP as well as Schizoid, in my opinion.

I think... she's an ESFJ... they know the right things to say... need a lot... give a lot. generally very acceptable people in society. But can also be highly manipulative. Their feeling is that others must speak well of them, everything is geared in this direction.

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I love Florence Welch. I've been to 4 of her concerts

I would disagree with this video as well as other mentions and say - ENFJ And ISFJ as probably the LEAST likely HERES WHY: As a data scientist, ESPECIALLY, a leader of the field, absolutely requires intuition. As a data scientist, I knew from a young age, this is how my mind worked and fit in the world, connecting the abstract to the abstract. Finding the patterns that the average person doesnt see. Theorizing and predicting. A person like him would have to have Ni or Ne toward the top of the stack. With Ni being most likely (since he is top of this field). You both mentioned an Fe that he has reigned in, which I agree. ENFJ male, would be conditioned to lean on his second function which is Ni. ENFJ also has Ti as last in the stack, which was mentioned in the video as well. ENFJs make great, well-rounded leaders, because they can read a room so well, they will know which traits, their audience will prefer, respect, admire, accept, etc., from a leader. In his profession, there is a VERY high ratio of thinkers to feelers. A good leader or role model will always present as reserved in this field. NO ONE would take him seriously if he didnt. An ENFJ would be well aware of this, as well as, have the capacity to adjust properly. An ISFJ has Si as their dominant function, and Ne as their last. This would actually be THE LAST type, I would type him as. They tend to actually fear theorizing, working in a brand new and developing field without any tried and true systems, or guidelines to work within that stat the same. Data science requires constant openess to new ideas, changing your methods everytime a better one presents itself, literally not assuming any one way is best, changing approaches constantly based on the why, the how, the who, and the what of every new project. I believe all other assumptions about him were correct, but the missing link was actually understanding how very specific , both success and the interest in this field requires. You simply CANNOT without high intuition. Which is fair that most people dont actually know this, nor are they expected to. Along with this example, if you are typing a person, if they stand out by being one of the best or one of the worst (aka unhappy) in their respective careers. It has to be one of the most paid attention to parts of typing that person. That information is much less of an assumption, but instead something that can be known.

Thanks for the Fe--Ti explanation. Is it possible he could be an INFJ? In another interview he felt their was something wrong with him because he hated school. That sounds like Fi Critic.

He certainly is not an INFP as far as I can tell. That's not to put down INFPs in anyway; lovely people INFPs. But the way he mirrors energy is so strongly Fe, seeking to make others feel at ease. Also he way he draws focus away from himself, rather than strongly projecting his own feelings out. His is an intuitive, that much is clear, but notice how he is on point, rather than branching out into tangents. He is coming to the point, albeit in a roundabout way. Ni, not Ne. To listen to Si-Ne talk is to hear a stream of memory details that never really get to the point. He doesn't do this, but instead, with his hands draws an image. The scene he has is already an internal image (Ni), which he draws into the physical space (Se). I saw one typing video pointing out he gets embarrassed - I don't personally think that is an indicator of Fi. I agree with your video about Ti though, how he returns to himself to decide. I think he may be ENFJ....

I'm really enjoying going through all your videos currently. I feel like my mind is opening up more to how the types actually show up in people, so thanks for igniting that insight, so to speak. I also noticed Anya is a lot like Lady Gaga, so it's cool that you pointed that out.

I think maybe Louisa Nicola is a female ENTJ/INTJ. She seems naturally serious, no BS, and she is all about optimization of different aspects of humanity. She also can be quite dramatic when talking about her fields of knowledge, which seems to be her Fi kicking in

Im still learning about mbti and im a bit confused, can anybody tell me what this is, I always struggle with making a decision between what I feel is fair and right when i really want to just do whatever I want without caring out its impact i guess.

First time I took the MBTI online I did not like the result. So I retook it immediately and got INTP. I hated the first result so much that I had forgotten about it. Even if it was ISFp I would still not believe it to be that one. "Portrait of an ISFP - The Artist" ~~ yeah I would probably be disgusted with this result.

I was reading quotes concerning "will for power" .. and .... voila .. "The question isn't who is going to let me; it's who is going to stop me." .. and reminded me of BREHT' s "The river that everything drags is known as violent, but nobody calls violent the margins that arrest him." I didn't Know who was AYN RAND but I said to myself ... SHE HAS TO BE A NEURODIVERGENT 😅

He’s ENFP you saw the way he slapped chris rock he acts impulsively on emotion

No more new videos?

I didn't understand anything you said. Those acronyms i don,t understand. What was the purpose of this video ?

Nah y'all are wrong. I'm Sure, that Tyler ist ENTP. I am ENTP myself and i watched many Interviews of Tyler and i Just find myself in His personality. Aside from that i dont think that Tyler is sensing (S) because he Always is thinking ,,what If..." And so on yk?. And i also dont think that He is Feeling (F) because He is Not giving of that Energy. He is saying stuff that could hurt other people without even caring. I dont think that a feeler would do this... And also im Sure, that He is Not a judger (J). As a judger He would be organized but He is Not really ,,i dont really know what i'm doing either" As a judger He would Not say and mean that...

The video is entertaining & was such a surprise i would think that he might be an INTP if I'm watching randomly because of his body language & he gives me that kind of playful vibe that i get from many INTPs when they find joy in playing with ideas except INTPs also have that heavy logical way of speech . Also , i had a good laugh at the last clip 🤣

I was surprised to notice you haven't done any ISFP females yet 😯 That's interesting. I had to triple check to make sure I didn't miss something. Maybe you could do FKA twigs sometime? She might be one, although I wouldn't be that surprised if she strikes you as a different type haha, you seem to have a sharp vision into these things!

10:38 I totally agree!!! I'm INFJ and I tend to not like ESTP too but I have a big crush on Charlie and it's not just for his look, but for his personality and his interviews. He's so funny and a great story teller. I think I already watched all his interviews that it's here on UA-cam haha And Charlie is always classy and well dressed, even when he's just walking on the streets... Perfect 😍

I'll ask here again haha please make a video about Henry Cavill's type... People can't tyoe him, some says his ISTP because he likes computers, others says his ISFJ (which I think he truly is)

do you think I am an ISFP ua-cam.com/video/Ayi2i7lGnrA/v-deo.html

do you think I am an Intp? I am the guy in white ua-cam.com/video/M3qxE_KAuIY/v-deo.html

This is a brilliant analysis ✨ I'm new here in your channel & your work is amazing. And I'll be looking forward for more people typing be added to the chapters of the type book 📖🌿

I disagree, Kayne West is clearly an ENTP (NE-TI-FE-SI)

Rand doesn’t display even a sceric of the self-doubt or unassuredness that is typical of INTPs.

4:22 yes, but INTPs are much less emphatic and arrogant about announcing it like INTJ Rand did here.

Hi, can I ask why did you delited some of your videos?) For exaple from the esfj female playlist?

So your telling me an Se polr was working as a gogo dancer?

The small talk and banter is over my head. ESFP's have the gift of gab

I'm so glad I found this; thank you for your effort to dig in past stereotypes!! Sensors and Feelers end up dismissed all too often; it seems anything creative or intellectual seems to automatically be stamped with a "Intuitive" and/or "Thinker" label by default, using shallow post-hoc justifications. Though I have to admit, King's extraversion did throw me for a loop at first (I too succumb to the most-writers-are-introverts-bias, sigh), so it's helpful to have more evidence for how-to-identify-Fe-dom writers (I only had FeNi examples clocked before now). I've recently developed a formula for identifying MBTI type based on specific elements in writing style: determining Se/Ni or Si/Ne appear to be the pivotal -- and most easy to recognize -- dynamics, even in "Intuitive" authors. (Though it interestingly relies upon a subjective system of measurement with one's own function preferences as a baseline and examining the variations there from, so another person might find a different polarity more immediately obvious... which is why I am in the process of gathering examples/quotes in order to hopefully make the patterns I've identified easily/objectively accessible! This is the first place I've found taking this typing approach more seriously so I allowed myself to info-dump a bit here, lol. It's just exciting to find others on similar wavelengths!) While my reading habits thus far have delivered me a wealth of examples from ISFJs, INFPs, and INFJs, I am still refining my pattern-recognition regarding how FeSi would appear as compared to SiFe. It was simple to observe the abundance of Si detail in King's work, yet there were elements of his style that reminded me of ENFJ writers, so (long story short), I was gravitating towards a hypothesis this afternoon that he could perhaps be ESFJ > ISFJ, and so I am delighted to find your analysis here; it is quite satisfying to have acquired this additional data point to use in my calibrations, so thank you. :D There are so many types that end up overlooked due to bias, which only reinforces the likelihood of further mistypes, so it's wonderful to see some push in the other direction. Appreciate your work, and looking forward to checking out the rest of your collection!

Who knew estp's would reach the age of 90! (didnt watch vid yet) ..haha but funny tittle

Are you guys planning on typing Jordan Peterson?

Beautiful soul…definitely resonated with her essence. Thanks for finding her.

I find her outlook towards life terrifying and inspiring at the same time. It is that ESTPness that makes her that way so it's not that everyone would wish to be the same way or be able to pull it off....but there's so much to learn from someone who lived such a 'full' life. We all would have our own version of that fullness and wholesomenes, to work towards.

Thank you for this video ! It was very interesting to see how a fully mature person behaves, still within their type but nonetheless much more balanced. Her way of relaying her life may seem a bit shallow, and it's not the way I'd do it, but I still find her very inspiring in her lightheartedness because it's something I completely lack.

Hey guys it’s me again, quick question, do you think Ryan gosling is an ISTP or ESTP?? No need to make a video your reply in the comment section is enough. Again you can ignore this question if it consumes lot of your time, but if you already know the answer please do tell

Thank you for showing that whole other side of the ENFP , which isn't commonly shown ! Now I can be sure I typed my coworker correctly, which I doubted before, because she has that side to her too, that I didn't know could also belong to the ENFP.

Although I agree she is not an INFJ, I don't think her warmth is a front. She seems to be a genuine person. If it were a front, it would be tiring to constantly have to put on a warm front but it seems to be natural to her.

"The HILLS are aliiiive, with the sound of ..." SCREEEEECH ! Where's the "music" of Ni and Fe? Not even a whisper on the wind! But I definitely hear the staccato beat of Te and the timeless echo of Si traditionalism, both loud and clear. She doesn't seem to really be engaged with Larry at all, only with his questions and her recollections, which she seems to have ready access to in tabulated folders at her mental fingertips, and her language is SO precise - I actually admire that precision, precisely because as an INFJ I find it very elusive and have to work my Ti's ass off and risk blisters on my typing finger from editing to reach even a close approximation. You say she seems "warm", but I only see polite and proper - friendly, but not personal at all; as Rose observed, practiced, as if there's no other way it could possibly be done but the way it's ALWAYS been done. She does seem to show some feeling in a nostalgic way when she recalls her prior interactions, but it almost comes across more as respect for their status and success than genuine fondness for the people themselves. And I see ZERO use of intuition of either sort - no playfulness, no visualization or futurecasting, no intuitive associations...maybe it could be said that it shows up in her work through the characters she plays, but not here that I spotted. So I'm curious why you placed Te over Si and Ne over Fi - I would have called her an ISTJ because of the heavy use of Si and the nostalgic use of Fi and absence of Ne evidence, though I certainly don't claim typing expertise, but I really would like to know what weighted it to ESTJ for you instead of ISTJ (doesn't she seem more of a polite inney than a dynamic outey?)

Really enjoyed that, thank you.