16 Personalities Decide Who Lives 

CAN YOU MAKE ONE WHERE ENFP IS THE MAIN CHARACTER??????

and another inwhich intj is the main charecter yaaaaaaaaaaaay

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Can you make one where you and me are the main characters, but we can't speak to each other and also we don't know of each other's existance?

It took me an hour to stop laughing! INTJ was so deadpan in his question. Hilarious. Sheer brilliance, as always, FJ. Please never stop being your talented self.

"No I'm serious?" "..."

As an intj myself, not gonna lie, that was my first thought 🫣

Ditto! ​@@chewybrownie

@@Mark723 I am sure other personnalities would at least consider it too ISTP, INTP probably.

Yes. How can we explain that this is not from insensitivity at all?? Also, INFPs have peeked ahead in the story and we already know that on a long enough timeline, everyone’s survival rate is zero; but we didn’t want to give out a spoiler for the people who aren’t ready to accept that?

​@@elizabethl6187quirkiness and I relate even tho I'm enfj

Beyond accurate 🤯

I have reflected over this problem for years and I still do not know what I would do, I just know it makes me want to cry lmao- an INFP

It's too true 😭

OH SHI-

OMG, THIS IS EXACTLY MY LIFE MOTTO.

Good to know I'm not the only one who thinks this way. I'm INTJ

But what if it was fate that put you there so you could help these people? 🤔. Another INFJ here. Edit: What if the people on the track were praying for rescue and God answered their prayers by putting you in that place at the right time? If it was fate for those people to die, I would think that fate would ensure that there was no one around that could hinder that plan. The fact that you're there indicates to me that you were meant to be there and were meant to act. The way I look at it, we are all connected. Everything we do affects someone in some way. It's the butterfly effect. If you pull the lever, you will forever change the lives of not only the people on the track, but also their loved ones and anyone connected with them. If you don't pull the lever, you will forever change the lives of the people on the track, their loved ones and anyone connected with them. Basically, regardless of whether you choose to act or not you will be playing a role in their fate - so make sure the role you play is something you can live with.

I always say the same when people ask -INFP.

Infj- same actually but for different reasons tho I'd find a way to stop the train regardless by sheer will power

The most sensor response 😂

ESFJs can be savage. Especially when they're an Enneagram 9w1, but suddenly a little bit of 8 energy shows up.

16 personalities learning another language.

I Have Seen Such People, they are entirely idiots, Caring About their Own status Rather Than To Save Lives. If There were No Social Media, Would You then also give up on them For Not Knowing Them. I Have Seen ESFJs To Be very Sensitive Of Others, This Response Was More Of An ESTP Type That's Pathetic, Let's Suppose You don't know someone in train and he is in trouble, would you really not mind saving them, That's what humanity is nowadays, Most of them even don't care others anymore. It is just restricted to some imaginary likes, followers. which can be gained by paying money also. Also, This Happens When you are more of isolated from others. And This is What Happens When You become isolated from others due to social media, aka You become antisocial. So, it is much good to delete such apps and spend more time in real life. Because this generation is doomed to lose. In fact, i liked the ENTP Way of doing things, Even that was 1 person, he was aware of casualties.

Big time irony in that statement.

somehow i was the INTP, INFP and INFJ in this scenario

@@dietotaku Must be an IN thing

me too 😅

​@@louisejoelyea

​@@dietotakui was intp, infp (not freezing but playing song in their head) and enfp in this one

Damn i was literally thinking the sameee...

Even though I'm an INFP, I thought the same thing. Then I considered the possibility of the one-guy family suing me for pulling the lever. I would probably hesitate too long and the 5 people would be dead.

I was thinking the same thing, and I thought my answer was boring, but it was just sumple logic lol

YEP SAAME, the whole video i was like its simple 1 is less than 5, i have nothing much to do really in this situation

ENTP SUPERMACY🔥💀

Same, on how when we get in our head and people thinking we’re not taking anything serious, and especially with the switch up the immediately happens after saying the deepest, truest, most insightful thing in the world lololol

Bwahahaha, the first thing I said when the video started was "But we have no context on who the one guy is! What if-"🤣

@@mollusckscramp4124 XD

Loved the ending xD What if they wanted to be run over and now they're all mad at me xD

same like what if this and what if that like its so hard without having more context

As an INFJ I can really mess things up accidentally a lot of times, maybe it's bad luck, but yeah

same

Loved it…

Same 😭just an incompetent ISTP

False. Im competent as hell but only because i will never update my software to the newer ones that im not used to

My husband is an INTJ and that stare is spot on 😂

@@bunny_0288 I'm an INTJ too. Every friend i had said they were hesitant to talk to me at first. I think it might be because of the INTJ Stare ™️, as i do not speak much anyway. I really like the way he portrays it in his videos lmao

I use my INTJ stare on my kid when he misbehaves. I have a feeling he will develop to be an INTJ, too. He’s 4 and he has already perfected the stare.

@@reinadellasschizas 😮 Kind of like the scene from the movie The Good, the Bad and the Ugly?? Terrifying!

@@Die-Flugel-der-Freiheit never watched the movie. However when my kid does the stare I find it quite cute. But I can see why that can be unsettling if he looked that way on other people.

Right and what if that person was going to cure cancer?

Also, a train without brakes is probably going too fast for that curve, so pulling the lever guarantees it will derail killing all 6 people, something that would only be revealed in hindsight after freezing for too long and panicking as it thunders closer, or it derails from trying to pull the lever as it's hitting it, killing all 6 that way instead. Lots of ways to mess up. And of course the thing I could have done to stop it from happening will pop into my head a few days later, or I would expect unreasonable things of myself 'why couldn't I have stolen a digger and buckled the tracks ahead of the train to derail it before it got to the people'. :)

Ya I was thinking similar... Like, "well, the train is ALREADY going in that direction... If I do nothing then *technically* it's not my fault." But then, also, I know I'd probably sit and ponder what to do for so long that the train ended up just continuing on to run over the 5 so... oh well. Sort of the same result which I knew would happen to begin with, anyway, haha. Ultimately, I'd want to come up with some way to stop the train first. There has to be a way. But it feels futile and the time-crunch would make me panic and...same result. haha

as an intj I wouldn't touch anything, it's not my problem

INTJ here. Either I wouldn’t do anything (unless it benefits me or if it’s just not my problem) or will pull the lever (if it benefits me). If it’s nobody I know, then I wouldn’t have any problem pulling the level or not, because I wouldn’t care.

Pull the switch after the first truck crosses the gate but before the second one crosses it. Train derails, everyone is saved (or dies in a fireball).

As an INTJ, i would pull the lever, then pull it again as the train runs over it, so the train drifts killing all six people, THEN explodes from the derailment.

@@Kevin-sr8yx What about the people in the train? As an INTJ I thought this out like the ESFJ and INFJ did actually.

Was the most relatable for me.

So sit there and do nothing???

@@ENFPerspectives You can do what you think is right - the point was not to take the blame

Nobody asks the most obvious question: Why are people tied to the rails? Who does that? So no, I won't interfere, I can only lose being the scapegoat.@@ENFPerspectives

I'm intj and I'm sure I'd think something like that, who's responsible for us ending up in this situation xD And then I'd think, no one tells me what to do, there has to be a third option

I would just run far away…

I would pull the thing, run to the one guy to untie his rope, would probably be too late because I freeze in shock situations and then I would feel terrible for the rest of my life

​@@loisrabies8713same, and then I would spend the rest of my life slowly descending into madness while I try to forget their pleading faces begging for mercy 😭

Same!

Is it bad that my thinking was how draining it would be to have the 5 people trying to talk to me afterwards when it could just be 1 person... 👀

Fr we always be like the last one save the best for last I guess

@@Loyd4798 More like everyone knows how OCD we are and that we are willing to wait to see what the word on the street is about us.

@@darthlaurel I usually just skip to our part

@@Loyd4798 I do if I'm in a hurry but I know the YT gods care about completing a video.

​@@Loyd4798 ...same and because of this comment now ive decided im gonna watch it from the start

An INTP that uses facebook? That doesn't sound right, INTP are smart logical people and people who use facebook are the farthest from smart and logical...

​@@ItApproaches As an intp I had the same thought 🤔🤨

@@squidaker Clearly the op isn't INTP but they were talking about someone they know.

I’m an intp and just like that dude I would just analyze not act

As an INTJ so spot on !!!

As an INTJ, I'm judging my agreement to this decision...

Me too!

I'm an INTJ and I don't lol. I gravitate towards ENTP, 5>1

As an INTJ, I don't

It’s social conditioning to make you believe you only have two choices and that it’s morally acceptable to accept the lesser of two evils.

but he has apoint, the head and legs are on the track so the useful organs will be fine. it could save 20+ ppl. but given how much rich ppl are the ones that easily get organs those organs may go to rich psychopaths that already have effed up the planet.

Hello fellow INFP freezer

@@samd2762 I didn't know this was just an INFP thing. I thought it was just a me thing. I freeze and would get annoyed with myself for freezing when clearly nobody else around me does. I guess I just haven't met other INFPs.

I'm an INFP. And I've taken this test before. I don't freeze, but I _choose_ to do nothing. I've been bullied enough as a child and at the workplace to know when five gigachads have set you up to take the fall.

I'm a freezer too, so the INFP one was super relatable. Although I'm not 100 percent sure of my type anymore, since I basically have equal S and N. About half the tests said INFP and the other half said ISFP.

I'm a freezer and then perpetually fawn at the people who made me freeze in the first place

I am INFJ and my rational is that saving the 5 people would have a much higher chance for one of them to make a big impact. The one guy might do something with his life, but the several of the 5 might also as well. Regardless I would rather live with the guilt of one man's death than 5, also. The trolley problem becomes much more interesting, at least to me, if the one person is someone you love. A mother, a spouse, a sibling, etc. Think Peter Parker trying to save Mary Jane and the bus full of children because the green goblin wanted to force him to choose between his desires and the greater good. A better version of the trolley problem was given to me...the planet destroying button. You have a button thay will destroy a planet. This planet has billions of people. You will never see this planet, and know nobody from it. You know for fact that it exists and that the button will in fact destroy that planet. If a supervillain had a gun pointed to your mother, and said that he will pull the trigger if you don't destroy the planet, would you press it? There are no consequences for pressing besides the knowledge that billions died by your hand.

​@danjoredd I'm an INFJ I definitely would NOT press the button. I'd try to find some way to kill the villain, even if it got me and my mother killed. I don't let evil exist, so I'm going to fight if somebody is evil, even if the odds are 0% I win. I will stand up against an army with guns pointed at me, if they are in the wrong. I just won't stand for injustice. I also have the belief that all lives are equal, whether or not I know them personally. So just because somebody is important to me for personal reasons, it doesn't make their life worth more than another. I'd also NEVER do something bad. No matter what. If I consider it immoral, or evil, I'm not doing it, no matter what is at stake. I would never kill or even harm anybody, unless THEY are evil and/or about to hurt somebody.

@@ShizuruNakatsu I agree with you on the button. You would be surprised how many people would, simply because they don't see the planet or know anyone from it. It is disturbing to me how many people think that way. I disagree with your final statement about never doing bad, however. It is impossible to not do bad. Oftentimes, doing bad comes from a place of trying to do good and going about it the wrong way. As the Bible says, "In a person's own eyes all his ways are right, but the Lord weighs the motives of the heart." Even if you are not Christian, that verse rings true...we all think of ourselves as good guys no matter what. Wisdom is knowing not only that you are capable of evil, but will likely commit it in some form or fashion. No matter what your belief system is, life is not a black and white system. Denying the fact that you will do bad will only ensure the fact that you will do bad in the future. We must be self aware of ourselves and seek wisdom above all else, to navigate this world of grey morality the best we know how.

​@@danjoreddI feel like the supervillain is probably still going to shoot your mom after you press the planet destroying button - why wouldn't he? A supervillain would not care about fulfilling his side of a bargain, and would probably want to cause as much distruction & distress as possible...So planet blown up, plus you being left with guilt for that, plus your mom being killed anyway and you feeling betrayed/helpless/frustrated about giving in & blowing up a planet in vain seems like the outcome the supervillain would have been angling for all along....

ESTJ was very straightforward here and... every time they express themselves

The very last line applies to many things in life.

@@pseudoorchid this is true.

The worst part of it to me is that if this actually happened, it would become nationwide news. And there would be hundreds of millions of people judging and hating me for making a decision that I Already Knew I was not qualified to make. I didn't want to be here either guys. xl

@@StarNinja77 With that answer it's definitely gonna meme hard

"It's a free real estate."

we always do, but often have a hard times to articulate it because we'll get more point crossed our mind when we're explaining the one great point.

​@@thatguywhoisso true😭

We are wise... In our heads!!!

beat the test and the interviewer's mind

thats why i gravitate towards writing @@thatguywhois

Okay, I'm curious. Why is that?

@@pussinboots9983 Because we have a reputation for being misanthropes and we don't deny it

I'm also an INTJ, the best choice is not wasting your time for imaginary problems. Life is difficult enough.

@@Die-Flugel-der-Freiheit there's a difference between being misanthrope and being completely psychotic imao.

@@ridita5221 as another INTJ, I absolutely agree.

Correct 😂

Please do

They already are whenever they exist

@@totalfree8740 LOLLLL

Kinda true

Are you guys ENFPs

Why?

MULTI TRACK DRIFTING

ikrrrr 😭 was thinking the same

As an INTJ, you’re cringe. I love dark humor as much as the next INTJ, but I’m no psychopath.

@@skeelatheskink8724 welp, as an INTJ, I think you don't know what dark humor is then ;) Cheers!

It's called Introverted iNstitution and yes he has a playlist for that

As an ENTJ, the ENTP was definitely the option I would have picked too, every life is important, so if 5 lives can be saved instead of 1, then I’ll do it. Of course, I’m with the ISTP though in that if I have a chance of saving the one by shooting a gun or something else I’ll do it! Although, I don’t have a gun nor have I ever used one, sooooo….

INFP: Throws self in front of train to save everyone. 😭 Also INFP: Lets the train run over 5 of my enemies that I tied to the track earlier that day. "Allegedly". 😇

Fiction needs more evil genius INFP characters ​@@CrunchyGreenWater

INFPs are very clear on morality, when the context is clear... The context is not clear!! I can think of situations where I know all 6 people, and depending on who is on which track, I would completely change my answers. If I didn't know any of them, was given no context, and was suddenly thrust into this situation, I would totally freeze.

If you do nothing, 5 people die😮

yeah but if I do something than another person dies so yea I’d just freeze up

​@@sandrafrancis3631You are right i would throw myself onto the tracks to save all five and the other one.

​@@ConfuzzledtoastIt's ok not everyone knows what to do when under pressure but in this situation i'd jump onto the tracks.

@@NinaNostalgia I wouldn't jump on to the tracks and kill myself. I think you're underestimating the self survival instinct, most people don't want to die. I would look for something like a log to throw onto the track, hoping the train driver might see it in time and stop. They never say if the train is full or empty? Because if full and derailed it would kill more people? If I couldn't find a log to push on to the tracks, I'd pull the switch and save 5 over one person, rather then 5 die and one is saved. If I couldn't decide, 5 die. If that happened in real life, I wouldn't think it's my fault, I would see it as an impossible situation. Which of course, it is! That's why these questions are ridiculous! It's supposed to test your morality? But if you kill one person you're a murderer, if you kill 5 you're a serial killer!! This sort of thing only happens in a James Bond movie!!

Me too

Thank you! I'm also an INTJ, and that's exactly where I thought the INTJ's thoughts were headed when he asked that question.

Naturally the staged self-unaliving of the train operator with a signed confession note would be the final step to wrap things up neatly here.

@@godKiller.369 Lol all of you wannabe villains just because it "sounds cool". I pity you so much. You think it's good to feel different so you are willing to do anything for that, in reality you are just following the stereotype like a sheep.

No, you pull the lever when a part of the train has already passed, then it get's seperated in two.

@@dovydaskaminskas4227 Sure, the new train seperator 3000 lever.

ESTP is like Loki if he were good. Lol.

ESTJ is the most wrong in my opinion Refusing to save lives because he might take blame is intensely selfish

@@SigFigNewton You might need to listen again. Had one done their job we would not be in this situation. That's an allegory of workplace... How would you compare ENTP's answer to ESTJ's? ENTP seems to enjoy it a little bit too much to my taste :D

I think ESTJ and ENTP both gave very good answers

@@nousironsaubois should doctors refuse to save poison victims because someone else was wrong to poison them? Save the five. Obviously. The reason they’re in that predicament is not relevant. Someone else being guilty doesn’t mean we stop valuing life

Neither would I. If I did nothing it's not my fault but if I pulled the lever, yes I saved 5 people but that other person's death is now my responsibility. I'd rather walk away

@@pete4416 that is exactly my thought process

INTP here, would absolutely pull. It’s not about me. It’s about netting four lives

I would mesure the distance pull the lever and find a way to free the 1 guy on the track so I can save all if distance not enough at least I only have 1 live drag on my conscient and not 5

@@SigFigNewton Same, I completely agree with ENTP on this one

I laughed so hard at ENTJ because it is so accurate and made me cringe so hard. That response to this scenario is the complete opposite of how an ENFJ react Being that you change types, it's possible you may still be mistyped.

Yep, it's taken him a long time, but I think he's finally starting to understand ENFP.

Only thing missing is him suing the guy who pulled the lever, and using his winnings to finance his revenge scheme.

What is the difference between killing 1 or 5 or 6 people? You have decided who lives and who dies in a frightful way.

I definitely understand what you mean but in this exact case scenario, you have to choose one or the other. They're both killing people (so the horror of it is still there nonetheless), but thinking about it as "I either have 5 families nourning their loved one or 1 family mourning their loved one", it's like when we hear about accidents in the news, "5 dead in horrible train accident " or "1 dead in horrible train accident" , to me it seems that 5 people dying to 1 person dying (although it's still sad and attrocious) standing there and not doing anything would make it much more awful. But that's just my thought process, perhaphs too technical for regarding human life , but in this case it just seems like the more reasonable option.

@@vanessaa.6087 Yes, I understand, but it's not a problem that can be reduced to arithmetic. They can't take away its complexity and make you happy, because when you stop thinking for yourself, someone else makes the decisions for you. It seems right to kill one person so that 5 don't die, but by intervening you become a murderer. Would you be willing to take that? You would remember that person's expression before you died for the rest of your life, knowing that they realized that you purposely moved the lever for them to die Or maybe later you'll start to like it and don't mind doing it with people you hate. If you don't intervene, you may feel responsible for not having prevented a tragedy, but you wouldn't act like a murderer.

@@vanessaa.6087 In that case, you would have sacrificed two people, not one, 2 to 5, is still a good number. 😄

INFJ have Fe parent function, so usually they try to do the most good for the most people. I think it makes you a very normal INFJ.

Why try to make the train hit everyone?

Train could go the speed of light, turn into pure energy, and pass through 2 slits.

I'm INFJ, and ISTP resonated the most. It reminds me of the Latin proverb, "If there is no path forward, I will make one." Who just stands around waiting for people to die?!

@@otterinaballgown3703 🫶👏👏👏exactly!!! We have a similar saying here as well: “if the conditions are not available, then we create conditions and go for it!” Definitely not just sit around and do nothing🙀😿😱🥺😭

@@otterinaballgown3703 🫶🫶👏👏exactly!! We have a similar proverb here as well: “if the conditions are not available, then we create conditions and go for it!” Definitely not just sit around and do nothing🙀😿😱🥺😭

@@otterinaballgown3703 🫶🫶👏👏(hi, sorry my previous 2 attempts of replying were deleted or hidden by yt for whatever reasons…😭😖😳😫, yt is being you know….yt!)so sadly I can’t express my thoughts in my reply but I feel you, I get what you mean👍💪👌🤝

@@otterinaballgown3703 🫶🫶👏👏exactly, well said!!(sorry, my previous attempts to reply to you got deleted or hidden for whatever reasons because you know……………😖😫😳😲🙄😣😢)so sadly I can’t express my thoughts in my reply, but I feel you, I get what you mean👍💪👌🤝

thanks!

​@@FrankJames I dare to say that this is the best 16 personalities sketch you've ever made so far 👍

Yeah but this guy thinks INTJ is some mastermind psychopath villain for humorous purposes

@@pisky5067 Not really. INTJs are quite often villains in stories. And the real world.

i mean if you don't pull the lever you're choosing to hurt 5 people (to save 1), while if you do, you're choosing to hurt 1 person (to save 5). If that's really the only options, pretty cut and dry to me

​@@vibaj16That's nonsensical. I didn't choose to hurt 5 people, the dickhead who tied them up did. I am not taking the blame for some psychopath who thinks that putting me in a situation where I need to kill people is funny.

Good😊 What about the driver They don't have seatbelts It would also lead to property damage

Wouldn't that unstablize the train and could kill everyone there

Honestly, that would probably end up killing everyone, including the people on the train, and you standing next to the switch. So, plus side, you wouldn't have to deal with any of the consequences. 🤣🤣

@@monkey6114 The train would just drop onto the ground and stop. Imagine it just lands standing in the middle of those play tracks.

@@emilynightray If it goes as expected, but if it goes wrong you would have killed people on the train, you have to consider it.

sorry sweetheart, that would just mean six people would die instead of five... 😢 very relatable though, this situation is so stressful that ourselves just. dying instead can genuinely seem more appealing than living to make either choice