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Thanks for sharing, Michael. I have a deeper appreciation to cognitive science and to understand myself and others more through Jungian typology, thanks to you. My communication style has dynamically changed to better suit someone else's preference in a given situation, which is very helpful in strengthening my understanding of other's in a work environment and also my personal relationships. Your videos have been the most helpful in learning about all of this and I hope you continue to make more! I'm curious about two things now, and I'm not quite sure where I can post it where it's relevant to the video topic -- but I think posting it here under this video is related enough. 1) For typing myself and others, it seems as if you are recommending to understand the function axes and then take an educated guess at what someone's type is, knowing full well the humility and error in assumptions that are made. Is this the appropriate method you're recommending? What about the online tests that are abundant everywhere? I'm not confident that we can really evaluate what someone's type is based on 40-60 questions from some random online MBTI test. To make matters worse, the questions that are asked on some of these websites seem very...primitive compared to the underlying theories of Jung and company. Perhaps it's just a start to type someone before moving into the axes... 2) If someone is in the Fe/Ti Se/Ni axis, does that mean they can't really cross to the other functional axes (e.g., cross to Fi/Te and Si/Ne axis)? What happens then? For someone that shows say...Si, Fe, Ti, Ne in order of preference, does that mean they'll likely not be able to show signs of Ni or Se, simply because it's on a completely different function axis that they don't have a preference towards? What it someone is borderlined? Meaning, if someone takes the aforementioned random MBTI online test and the result was about 50% split across the functions (found to be somewhere in the middle)...what then? If this topic is expansive enough, can you make a video on this? I'd be very interested in hearing your thoughts and would greatly appreciate it.

Sorry if you've answered this question elsewhere, (im positive its been asked) but what type do you think you are? or how do you think your personal functions stack? 

Research and humility. I'm convinced that humanity would benefit!

I just watched your video and what you said about intuition opened my mind to the possibilities, so to speak. I am typed as INFJ (I've done all i can to verify such a claim) and I have some trouble typing people because all the ways other people try to teach me don't work except for your videos. Point being, the way you describe intuition as a hindrance rather than a tool has messed up my connection and reliance with it. Is this really all that it is when it come to typology? 

(NOT exactly related to MBTI) I think You mentioned before that you were into Kierkegaard and I saw a link to your Playlist about him and how rationality gives meaning to one's life. I want to know if you have a specific book recommendation about Kierkegaard's theories that you find interesting. 

3:58 : Is that personal experience ?