How the 16 Personalities Would Kill You (hypothetically) 

I tried convincing an AI that it wasn’t real. Didn’t work out bc it wasn’t programmed to be human in the first place. It’s just mimicking a human

As an intp I remember faking a relationship with an AI chatbot, having an affair, then shooting her, and finally taking all of her assets and pursuing a younger woman of interest

I think I can successfully do whatever he said, only I need to observe on that person first. ~INTP

Im not saying I havent done this. But I definitely go against the grain and prefer slinging lead.

Was? Did you actually do that?

LMFAO

Are we a hive mind?

lol

but, of course, that never happened.

Hmm 👁👁

Hahaha lmfao 🤣

I,m an ISTP and Yeah if you think about it it doesn't take much to kill a person (hypotheticaly)

It was a bit strange to be called out like this because I have a section in my library dedicated to books on all the ways a person can be killed using all sorts of things and situations. I only read two books because I try not become more insensitive to people than I already am 😶

I was expecting the ISTP to be a sniper.

Ive theorized when I was younger that every single object around you could potentially kill you

@@ericm.3791A sniper with whatever happens to be nearby 😆

Все очевидно, если не получилось вычислить убийцу - просто обвини intj и попроси entp заставить присяжных в это поверить)

Isn't that Ron White?

and akutagawa from bsd -isfp

I'm an INFJ but I cook for people all the time and everyone loves my cooking and, especially, baking. I'm not saying that Nathan has given me any ideas. Not at all...

The additional bit I neglected to mention is that the brain doesn't know the difference between actual actions and well-imagined actions so the dopamine hit with a successful fantasy is still legit. ;)

She is an INFJ according to pdb and i assure that

honestly, I think it's the INTJ that takes the brunt while others live in the bliss of ignorance

Hard life.

You did kind of reveal the darker side of ENFP’s… But in a brighter mood we might just bump them off a cliff. -ENFP

There probably AI :(

😅 well as your polar opposite enfj your speech about rejection of self discovery just triggered me , personally my adolescent years have been all about personality tests addiction , I always felt like I knew everybody else more then I knew my self , and it was bloody unnerving, like playing a video game without knowing what character I am playing, what are my settings, what can I do well , what are my strengths where I shouldn't worry about my self or my weaknesses when I should pay special attention and make effort , as long as I don't figure that out I got no game plan , yes knowing your weaknesses can be humbling and painful but that's the whole point , plus who said it can't be changed , for example as a ti inferior I am quite unsecure about my IQ and competence levels but that doesn't doom me to be dumb for life, same goes for you , or anyone, the whole point of attempting any kind of personality test is to meet yourself , to figure out what makes you amazing , the gifts you hold for the world and what you might struggle with so you can work on it , personally if I could advise you one thing on your journey is to practice self awareness, make time to go through your day , to see your successes and own them , your social interactions to grade them , your failures to fix them , and when your stuck seek out feed back from wise people around you , you do this day in and day out , you pay attention to every feedback the world is giving back to you , filter through it , take and leave from it , this is how we grow as poeple, this is how you use poeple for your advantage, this is how you FE , you see how each one of them go through life , your search for answers to your questions through their experiences and yours , you open your mind to them while knowing that they will only help or hurt you as much as YOU allow them to , I know this may sound contradictory, like what kind of SELF development is the one you do through OTHERS, an fi user will probably end me for this but this is how fe does it , at least this how I do it , yes each one of us is a " special and unique " chemical solution ( just what fi users seems to obsess over ) but the atoms making us remain the same , and we remain the result of millions of other chemicals reacting among them selves , okay I am getting side tracked with my stupid metaphor, really sorry for the rant, English isn't my first language so I tend to use lots of words to get one simple idea through, plus you know the whole being an fe dominant aka a talking preaching machine , but you get what I am trying to say right ?, don't be scared to look at your self we all got " bad" sides , all you gotta do is work on them , and use others existence for that , whether abstractly or realistically, theoretically or practically and make sure to ask for their help actively if you need it , again sorry for the rant , good luck ☺️☺️🤭

@@saralaradji6766 This was hilarious to read because I didn't really post it with the intention of showing I was so afraid that I wouldn't delve into how I'll fix my weaknesses. Growing is my favourite thing in the world: I don't reject self discovery, I reject learning too much too quickly (this is my subjective view for myself). I like to take small steps in changing my psyche because of the principles ingrained in me. What I meant was even though I was aware of the typologies like MBTI, enneagrams and the Big 5, I never dove so deeply that I could understand other people deeply. Of course it was crippling to know what the source of my anger issues after taking an MBTI test were: stupid people who I can't avoid but I can't change them. I was always frustrated with the fact that I couldn't communicate an easy concept I understood the same way to other people. But also, I was only 12. From then on, I've grown to know that since they are so different from me, rather than making them change to suit myself, I could simply dumb down the concepts into even simpler terms than what I was using. As you said, the use of language makes you sound like a preacher. I had the same problem but I used so little words that they couldn't make out what I meant. So, I taught myself to use more colloquial sentence structures that people I wanted to talk to used and have a more descriptive yet relatable vocabulary to communicate with those people but I didn't use MBTI to figure out what type of speech patterns they preferred. Changing myself to a small extent felt more natural than demanding others to accommodate my speech patterns. It's been only a week since I learned more about cognitive functions of the other types because 5 years ago, I found out the weaknesses of ISTP and pushed myself to work on those. My mum told me I've become a warmer and more feminine person since then so Ig my efforts paid off. Now, I'm less interested in my type and more in other types functions 😅. As for inherent weaknesses, I meant things ingrained in me since childhood: not giving weight to people's feelings; I know how to console but I still tend to state cold truths as a preference because I don't want to see them suffer. I still haven't reached the level of Fe to choose consoling over rational inputs. As you can see, knowing my weaknesses makes me want to go within instead of learning outwards (I feel like I'm an easier problem to solve than other people). However, I've found a happy bridge to connect my intellectual cravings and the necessity of understanding people: learning a new language. This way, I can study history and geography to understand the people using the language and their perspectives better. It also makes me less awkward in conversations irl. I wanted to thank Love Who because of his concise manner of speech that conveyed ideas the way I liked: a roadmap to improving myself as a person. Also, during those 5 years, I tried not to put too much weight in the MBTI because I felt personality was fluid and to box people into 16 categories, I have to grow into a more developed person before I can correctly type myself and other people: I focused on improving myself because learning about other people felt too much work 😂. To be honest, I was already kind of aware of what kind of person I was so I didn't bother using a foreign typology to define myself during that time, it felt too much work but it was intriguing so I kept learning. Since, I started watching Nathan at the end of January this year, his videos on MBTI taught me that MBTI is a useful tool that makes people understand who I am and in turn, allows me to understand other people. But I can also choose not to define someone with MBTI if it doesn't fit them too. This freedom was a breath of fresh air and I wanted to know what kind of person was this guy to teach me such a perspective. I posted this before googling his type 😂 He is an INTP. Thank you for taking the time to write such an encouraging message, I love self improvement 😺. I hope we both learn more about what we want in our time on this planet.

I too like the quantum immortality theory lol

@@ms.err0r530 it's really unique and fun! I like contemplating it, but if you think about it too hard it starts falling apart

I don’t think he was seeing it as manipulation, I think he meant accidentally.

Unaware intp. Manipulating someone's vision of reality to lead them to self-destruction? Of course, that's possibility Do not speak for others as if you were a representative of the whole. Apparently, you don't know enough about other intps.

Me, too! But, the two can work together, so that's fine.

Weaponizing truth? Cause most of the time people tell me to try to be less honest (even when I am not annoyed). Does that happen to you? But, yeah. If annoyed, truth and honesty become a weapon and a shield. Truth vomit as an attack instead of the usual attempt to make others see the big picture and guide them step by step.

Jeez, it's one of my fears when someone gets on my nerves, that I will blurt out all their insecurities and make them regret... basically everything. It doesn't happen often now because I've constructed my social circle very carefully, but there are still some people, like, say, my mum whom I don't really like, and who pushes my buttons like no one else. Thankfully, I seem to have some genetic/innate reflex to just let her be and cry in the darkness once I've left her company, but I'm worried one day it won't kick in and I'll just react. Not sure there would be going back after that.

@@pitulanek yea, I have it well under control and mostly if I'm really done with someone I just remove myself from their field, world, social circle and disconnect completely, which is a harsh punishment, but much better than breaking them down to the bone with hot flaming Truth bombs, which often is of course only our version of the truth, but put so well that it twists reality as we speak it and it becomes truth. It's so destructive it's the worst.... I think the person that gets the worst of me is my mom too. We have a bad dynamic that we are stuck in, she tries controlling my every move I feel and I get super feisty in all the bad ways. It's hard to transform this dynamic but I really want to because she deserves much better