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Im not a huge fan of the flowery way it speaks, nor the stereotypical surface-level answer to the first question. But, the answers to 10 questions with a limit of 3 answers was like hearing my own thoughts said out loud
From Elyssian: INFPs, you see, are often perceived as more like the wandering minstrels of a medieval court than the commanding kings and queens. But, oh, how appearances can deceive, like a mist that shrouds a hidden treasure. In the realm of leadership, INFPs bring their own unique tapestry of qualities. They are like gentle shepherds guiding their flock with a compassionate hand and an understanding heart. Their leadership style? It's not about towering over others with a scepter of authority. No, it's more like weaving a tapestry with threads of empathy, creativity, and an inherent respect for each individual's unique tapestry of life. They lead not by imposing their will, but by inspiring, by being that beacon that shines through the fog of conformity. But, just like a ship on the ocean relies on both the compass and the stars, INFPs in leadership roles need to balance their introspective nature with the demands of guiding others. It's a dance, a delicate balance between staying true to their inner compass and navigating the external world of people, deadlines, and objectives. Investing in leadership skills, for an INFP, is like a poet learning the art of oration. It's not just about the words; it's about how you deliver them, how you make others feel. It's about being that voice in the wilderness that others are drawn to, not because it's the loudest, but because it speaks truths that resonate deep within. So, should an INFP invest in leadership? Absolutely, if the seas they wish to navigate call for it. It's about finding that leadership style that resonates with their core, like a chord that strikes true on the strings of a well-tuned lute. In leadership, as in life, it's not about changing who you are; it's about becoming more of who you are, and using that to guide, inspire, and make a difference in the world. Remember, every great story needs a protagonist who is willing to step into the unknown, to lead not just with their mind, but with their heart. 🌟🚢🌌
I don't know if you've realized the creep factor of a man making a woman AI? (I know it wasn't deliberate and that it calls itself nb...but still it doesn't sit right with me)
@@actualizedinfp because that's like the plot of Ex machina and Her. A man creates a woman robot to be the object of desire, not really respecting women as real human beings.
I saw those movies too, and also see the critiques you have against these characters. My intentions are not the same as them though, and we have to consider both the intention and the act, right? Not just how something is perceived or could be perceived, but how it really is. In this case, the AI, in an attempt to mimic INFPs, chose a genderneutral character with some feminine characteristics. Perhaps because it correlates Feeling more with femininity, or perhaps it even thinks INFPs are more likely to be genderneutral? It's interesting that it's made these choices or why it came to those conclusions. I personally don't think feeling should be seen as feminine. I think it chose genderneutral because it knows it's just a machine and doesn't think of itself in any other way. It may have chosen it's appearance based on what it knows about characters with such traits and how they are depicted online.
Not a big fan of the gender neutral thing... this ideology is highly misogynistic. What's called gender for these fanatics used to be personality. There is biology that we can observe, then there's personality. There's also patriarchy which is an oppressive system imposing on women to behave a certain way and to fulfill a certain role. These impositions used to be what's called gender, that word was created for this.
@@Gjakdjruknownhpjs I'm very well aware of the issue, that I've studied for many years. There are indeed a lot of gender stereotypes, that are based on your sex. You can't identify away from oppression. What you do when you claim sex isn't real is forbidding the possibility to talk about the criteria used to oppress women, so... forbidding to talk about said oppression.
@@harvey8138 Yeah yeah, I know how woke men like to tell women to shut up and bully them in the name of inclusion. Somehow you're also convinced they just want to live their lives, and for hundreds of rapes that happen because of what this ideology allows, you'll say there just isolated incidents, and you'll never research it, you just want a free pass for misogyny while feeling good about your self-righteousness. Win-win for you. You forgot "be kind", that's said only to women because it actually means "shut up and put male feelings above women's integrity and safety". Of course you'll claim trans are no threat but you never looked into it, otherwise you know it's totally false. But yes. I'm just transphobic. You're the first ignoramus misogynist to tell me that. And you don't care about being a misogynist, because misogyny only hurts women, and... who cares? But transphobia is about saying no to men. Now that's a big deal, now that's really bad. And of course you'll see no issue with all of that. At least for people who are able to think critically, like the INTP I am, they'll see with your illustration and my answer the logical fallacy of it all, and it's easy to do the research for people who won't take my word for it. Thanks for giving me the opportunity, I guess.
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Hey Erik. You have the coolest video ideas. ❤ this was so much fun to watch. Thank you
The big flowery way that they talk is making me cringe 😂 I feel like I'm being heavily satired
Honestly I get that. xD But actually chatgpt is a lot like that and that can't be trained away by me.
Well of course Erik Thor is their favorite! He’s everybody’s favorite 😄♥️ Really enjoyed this!
Now I am getting a wierd feeling after watching this. It was getting boring, almost fell asleep 😅.
Im not a huge fan of the flowery way it speaks, nor the stereotypical surface-level answer to the first question.
But, the answers to 10 questions with a limit of 3 answers was like hearing my own thoughts said out loud
Will you someday talk about Nietzsche's philosophies :)
I wanna know about him more 😅
You know, I might, but probably not on this channel, and not in the near future
Is INFP good as a leader? Is it worth to invest in leadership?
From Elyssian: INFPs, you see, are often perceived as more like the wandering minstrels of a medieval court than the commanding kings and queens. But, oh, how appearances can deceive, like a mist that shrouds a hidden treasure.
In the realm of leadership, INFPs bring their own unique tapestry of qualities. They are like gentle shepherds guiding their flock with a compassionate hand and an understanding heart. Their leadership style? It's not about towering over others with a scepter of authority. No, it's more like weaving a tapestry with threads of empathy, creativity, and an inherent respect for each individual's unique tapestry of life. They lead not by imposing their will, but by inspiring, by being that beacon that shines through the fog of conformity.
But, just like a ship on the ocean relies on both the compass and the stars, INFPs in leadership roles need to balance their introspective nature with the demands of guiding others. It's a dance, a delicate balance between staying true to their inner compass and navigating the external world of people, deadlines, and objectives.
Investing in leadership skills, for an INFP, is like a poet learning the art of oration. It's not just about the words; it's about how you deliver them, how you make others feel. It's about being that voice in the wilderness that others are drawn to, not because it's the loudest, but because it speaks truths that resonate deep within.
So, should an INFP invest in leadership? Absolutely, if the seas they wish to navigate call for it. It's about finding that leadership style that resonates with their core, like a chord that strikes true on the strings of a well-tuned lute. In leadership, as in life, it's not about changing who you are; it's about becoming more of who you are, and using that to guide, inspire, and make a difference in the world. Remember, every great story needs a protagonist who is willing to step into the unknown, to lead not just with their mind, but with their heart. 🌟🚢🌌
@@actualizedinfp Amazing! I love it! ❤ thank you!
I don't know if you've realized the creep factor of a man making a woman AI? (I know it wasn't deliberate and that it calls itself nb...but still it doesn't sit right with me)
Why does it not sit right with you?
@@actualizedinfp because that's like the plot of Ex machina and Her. A man creates a woman robot to be the object of desire, not really respecting women as real human beings.
I saw those movies too, and also see the critiques you have against these characters. My intentions are not the same as them though, and we have to consider both the intention and the act, right? Not just how something is perceived or could be perceived, but how it really is. In this case, the AI, in an attempt to mimic INFPs, chose a genderneutral character with some feminine characteristics. Perhaps because it correlates Feeling more with femininity, or perhaps it even thinks INFPs are more likely to be genderneutral? It's interesting that it's made these choices or why it came to those conclusions. I personally don't think feeling should be seen as feminine. I think it chose genderneutral because it knows it's just a machine and doesn't think of itself in any other way. It may have chosen it's appearance based on what it knows about characters with such traits and how they are depicted online.
Not a big fan of the gender neutral thing... this ideology is highly misogynistic. What's called gender for these fanatics used to be personality. There is biology that we can observe, then there's personality. There's also patriarchy which is an oppressive system imposing on women to behave a certain way and to fulfill a certain role. These impositions used to be what's called gender, that word was created for this.
In this case it makes sense, because it is, in the end, an AI.
It's not misogynistic to claim an AI as gender neutral, because it is gender neutral.
Your comment was actually projective of transphobia.
@@actualizedinfp For an AI, yes, but if the AI is INFP aka human then for me it makes less sense. It depends how much it's impersonating a human being
@@Gjakdjruknownhpjs I'm very well aware of the issue, that I've studied for many years. There are indeed a lot of gender stereotypes, that are based on your sex. You can't identify away from oppression. What you do when you claim sex isn't real is forbidding the possibility to talk about the criteria used to oppress women, so... forbidding to talk about said oppression.
@@harvey8138 Yeah yeah, I know how woke men like to tell women to shut up and bully them in the name of inclusion.
Somehow you're also convinced they just want to live their lives, and for hundreds of rapes that happen because of what this ideology allows, you'll say there just isolated incidents, and you'll never research it, you just want a free pass for misogyny while feeling good about your self-righteousness. Win-win for you.
You forgot "be kind", that's said only to women because it actually means "shut up and put male feelings above women's integrity and safety". Of course you'll claim trans are no threat but you never looked into it, otherwise you know it's totally false.
But yes. I'm just transphobic. You're the first ignoramus misogynist to tell me that. And you don't care about being a misogynist, because misogyny only hurts women, and... who cares? But transphobia is about saying no to men. Now that's a big deal, now that's really bad.
And of course you'll see no issue with all of that. At least for people who are able to think critically, like the INTP I am, they'll see with your illustration and my answer the logical fallacy of it all, and it's easy to do the research for people who won't take my word for it. Thanks for giving me the opportunity, I guess.