Myers-Briggs Personality Type Indicator

[Username]

@cypres Look at his eyes movement. His eyes always jump from one point to another - indication of Extroverted Sensing. ENTP would struggle perform this kind of movement even intentionally. There is always a lot of smoothness to xxNP eyes movement.

I see his distaste for Extroverted Intuition (PoLR function in Socionics) he avoids speculation and he speaks linearly instead of going on a tangent.

His use of Fe is also typical for inferior function. He is acting kind and friendly in a binary fashion.

[charlie cho]

@Preety_India No I'm not happy you left. I want you to stay

[Username]

19 minutes ago, cypres said:

@Username Extroverted Sensing eye movement is not jumping from one point to another, it is more like staring directly at something, sometimes back and forth between a few concrete objects.

This is exactly what I mend, I agree with your description. His staring at the distinct point makes jumps more distinct. Laser focus comes from Ni, jumps from Se.

25 minutes ago, cypres said:

Extroverted Intuition is not really looking at anything external, but sort of scanning one's own mind to sort through abstract perceiving content, and creating many quick movements.

Ne users make wide smooth movements in order to collect new data. If I'm in a new place my head is wandering constantly in order to make a map of this place. If Ne user wants to get some new idea from his mind, they will look upwards. Si also jumps but the distance is rather very short. I guess I also make quick aimless eye movements when I switch between thoughts.

19 minutes ago, cypres said:

Look for example at the mouseover preview of the part 2 ToE conversation. Leo does the same thing. It's extroverted intuition.

I don't think that this kind of videos when someone is looking directly at the screen or camera are very useful for typing someone.

[Gregory1]

48 minutes ago, charlie cho said:

@Preety_India  I want you to stay

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JF8BRvqGCNs&ab_channel=RihannaVEVO

[Username]

@cypres I totally agree about eye movements. However I think eyes movements are more obvious if someone is Perceiving function is dominant.

 

Back to Sadhguru. He reminds me my ISTP friend and John Petrucci who is clearly an ISTP

My guess is that because ISTP is has stronger Si (not preferred) than Se it makes eye movements more complex. ESxP have this funny way of looking, when their head is moving but they keep looking at the same point.

And here is ENTP Mike Patton.

Sadhguru is much more similar to JP - rather stiff and less chaotic body movements. They both have this friendly-agressive appearance. Also activities he did as a child are stereotypical for ISTP. ENTPs does not like physical discomfort and they often piss their pants (they don't realize they have to go to toilet until it's to late).

Edited October 9, 2021 by Username

[Yali]

@Username @cypres

How can we be sure the results vultologists provide are consistent with functions or dichotomy and not in accordance with some other misguided system?
We need proof that say, when you type Will Smith as an FeNi-Se (which is what, an ENFJ who is predominantly Se?) then we need proof to verify that Will Smith is actually an ENFJ in the first place, and not simply in accordance with vultology.
He needs to either be verified as an ENFJ, for real, for an ENFJ typing via vultology to mean anything at all.

If he types as an ISTP and a bunch of vultologists say ENFJ, well there's a disconnect between what you're defining as indicators of "Fe" and "Ni" etc and reality.

[Carl-Richard]

On 8.10.2021 at 1:10 PM, Yali said:

no no no

this is not how MBTI works.

@Khr

But is it maybe how the world works? Map =/ territory.

[Carl-Richard]

Most hilarious ENTP moment : 3:22 - 3:38 

 

[Bernardo Carleial]

INTJ-t

[Carl-Richard]

0:00 - 2:00 Two minutes of just pure ESTP (SeTi). It's actually wild 

[DocWatts]

[puporing]

INFJ-A 

@DocWatts thanks for that share ?

[flume]

15 hours ago, DocWatts said:

LOL ? 

[Ismael]

INFP-T

[Karmadhi]

Either INTJ or ISTJ(not sure yet)

[Hello1]

I am all about MBTI . I am an INFP. However, don´t trust the test, you need to study cognitive functions (deep rabbithole) or get typed by some typologist 

MBTI knowledge actually changed my life,  brought so much value, I have studied it for 2,5 years and will probably for the rest of my life

It has brought me as much value as watching every single one of Leo´s videos. 

Edited March 30, 2022 by Hello1

[Leo Palhano]

I found this very accurate

[aurum]

ENFJ

https://www.16personalities.com/enfj-personality

 

It's interesting to see how my results on this test have changed over the years.

As an angsty teen, I'd get INTJ.

Then I started getting ENTJ as I grew up and started doing spiritual work.

Now apparently it's ENFJ. Which I've been getting for like the past two years.

I'm curious who else has had a similar experience.

[Yog]

17 hours ago, Hello1 said:

I am all about MBTI . I am an INFP. However, don´t trust the test, you need to study cognitive functions (deep rabbithole) or get typed by some typologist

Your mistrust is well placed. MBTI self-tests are probably the worst and most inaccurate way to type.

Better ways would be:

-People that know you well, but know the theory to double blind type you.
-Typed by a good type specialist, preferably in a double-blind manner (Which wont include bunch of questions that give points, but instead you'll be answering couple of questions where you audio-video talk for 5ish minutes to answer each, the more the better)
-Know the theory yourself, be willing to see/examine your blind-spots and be uncomfortable, type yourself.
-The last would be an online test.

It would go without saying that typing yourself via all the methods will get you the best results.

[Carl-Richard]

23 minutes ago, Yog said:

Better ways would be:
-People that know you well, but know the theory to double blind type you.

I predicted what my mom and my brother got on their tests