Knowing a doctor who can conduct brain scans and is into mbti is soooooo cool!!! I'm getting more excited while watching through the video about the results/trends
The game changer for me was having an algorithm to describe networks. Of course, there are more ways to analyze the data ... gosh, so many ways! ... but focusing on networks has made a big impact.
I’m intrigued to learn about your scan. I’m not too familiar with understanding much about it atm. You really pull off the scan cap look😉. Never seen you in a hat, but I’m more impressed with what’s beneath. ☺️😶🌫️
Cool brain Joyce! 😄 I was hoping to see your top 6, are you going to talk more about these one day? I know it’ll take time to really decipher what it all means and how it relates to everyday life.. I did my scan a few months back and I’m still working it all out.
Gosh, this is sooooooo neat!!! When I was studying Speech and Language Pathology, I wanted to study language development and to pursue research for a season, since figuring out how that is mapped in the brain and just all of the origins and synapse spider webbing.. sounded like fun 😊😊😊. I can’t do the same like for multiple decades😂😂😂😂unless I’m doing three other things as well 😊😊😂😂😂😂.
This is soooo cool and detailed, such an intriguing study. I hope there will be more opportunities in Asia (come to Beijing please!) to incorporate more culture diversity into this fantastic work~
Glad to see the voltage sections. The thing I've been wondering about for a while, putting any type aside, do some cognitive functions simply require more energy than others? And if so, does a reliance on that function high in the stack lead to energy problems in the user? I'm thinking of Ni dominant folk in particular, for whom burnout and health problems are very common. There's generally an instinctive push in Ni folk to guard closely their energy output, with that Se Inferior and Si Demonic.
In a video by Personality Hacker, Dr Nardi mentions that NT males take a statistically significantly higher number of naps than other types. He theorises that it's because NT involves more high amplitude (I think) brain activity, which requires a lot more energy.
Some functions seem to yes, namely Ne and maybe Ni and Ti. Conversely, Te tends to be efficient, and Se lies low until needed. I haven't worked through all eight functions, but so far...
@@TheAncientSpirits Thanks, mate. I appreciate it. It's weird, Ne dominant folks look like they could do that all day, like eager puppies. I personally find Te can actually be kind of exhausting but it's slightly weird. It's more like a difficult gear that needs to be manually engaged. Once I'm in Te-mode I can keep going all day, but I really don't want to have to engage it. I'd rather sit in the Ni-Fi zone most of the time. Until my mind starts scaling an idea up of course! ;-)
Intjs interest in brain scanning and making charts 🤝 infjs wanting to know what's in everyone's brain
So accurate 👍🏽
so true
Knowing a doctor who can conduct brain scans and is into mbti is soooooo cool!!! I'm getting more excited while watching through the video about the results/trends
Thanks for the shout out! Looking forward to seeing you both in meat-space next month at the next Profiler Training event.
To only have 1 letter difference between Dario's first and last name is impressive. Also, brain scans are cool.
EEG and sleep specialist here. This is really interesting to my interests and professional field
The game changer for me was having an algorithm to describe networks. Of course, there are more ways to analyze the data ... gosh, so many ways! ... but focusing on networks has made a big impact.
From knowing you, these all fit, it was a pleasure to watch.
I’m intrigued to learn about your scan. I’m not too familiar with understanding much about it atm. You really pull off the scan cap look😉. Never seen you in a hat, but I’m more impressed with what’s beneath. ☺️😶🌫️
This is super cool! It would be super fun to take this! And thank you for asking the subtype distribution for us Te users! 😂
Cool brain Joyce! 😄 I was hoping to see your top 6, are you going to talk more about these one day? I know it’ll take time to really decipher what it all means and how it relates to everyday life.. I did my scan a few months back and I’m still working it all out.
Joyce lookin like an Amanita Muscaria in the thumbnail, love it haha.
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Now THAT, was fascinating!
*Looks at cap and suddenly Super Mario Bros music starts playing in my head. *Wonders where I can get a Yoshi costume
If I get in touch with Joyce, will it help me to grow? Or perhaps give me 1-ups. You look cute in the cap, Joyce! 🍄
Amazing, thank you both for sharing.
It was the 2nd Brain Scan results I watched. The first one I watched was the ones of Carmine Castiglione.
I want to get a brain scan done, too! 💜
me too!
Thank you Joyce👏 Love statistics😄
Love this guy! Always interesting!
Gosh, this is sooooooo neat!!! When I was studying Speech and Language Pathology, I wanted to study language development and to pursue research for a season, since figuring out how that is mapped in the brain and just all of the origins and synapse spider webbing.. sounded like fun 😊😊😊. I can’t do the same like for multiple decades😂😂😂😂unless I’m doing three other things as well 😊😊😂😂😂😂.
Hello Joyce, I am interested in getting a brain scan done to help clear up some type confusion for myself. Where does one go to get this done?
Great presentation! Had to have a look at my own report again now 😊
The most zen-like mushroom I've ever seen 🍄😌
Are u a infj still..
I'm ENFJ-T. I've taken many test and same result.
But im curious what my brain scan would look like
Oh no!!! Don't let him steal your soul!!! 😱
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I know how it ends... He will find the forbidden 17th type!
Really cool stuff!!!
I wish this was local to me
Incredible. Thank you 🙏
This is soooo cool and detailed, such an intriguing study. I hope there will be more opportunities in Asia (come to Beijing please!) to incorporate more culture diversity into this fantastic work~
Our team did a week in Tokyo and a few days in Singapore this past April. Not China yet, but closer...
It would be very cool if Dario Nardi and Harry Murrell exchanged thoughts regarding the research of one another.
Ikr, a deadly duo I'd say
I came to read his book..
😱😱😱 How cool!!!
Glad to see the voltage sections. The thing I've been wondering about for a while, putting any type aside, do some cognitive functions simply require more energy than others? And if so, does a reliance on that function high in the stack lead to energy problems in the user?
I'm thinking of Ni dominant folk in particular, for whom burnout and health problems are very common. There's generally an instinctive push in Ni folk to guard closely their energy output, with that Se Inferior and Si Demonic.
In a video by Personality Hacker, Dr Nardi mentions that NT males take a statistically significantly higher number of naps than other types. He theorises that it's because NT involves more high amplitude (I think) brain activity, which requires a lot more energy.
@@Mr3kiwis Ah, cheers. Wouldn't have a link for that, would you? I'm wondering about Ni in particular, but that's an interesting place to start.
@@Mr3kiwis Yes, one of my UCLA students did a study and found this clear correlation.
Some functions seem to yes, namely Ne and maybe Ni and Ti. Conversely, Te tends to be efficient, and Se lies low until needed. I haven't worked through all eight functions, but so far...
@@TheAncientSpirits Thanks, mate. I appreciate it.
It's weird, Ne dominant folks look like they could do that all day, like eager puppies.
I personally find Te can actually be kind of exhausting but it's slightly weird. It's more like a difficult gear that needs to be manually engaged. Once I'm in Te-mode I can keep going all day, but I really don't want to have to engage it. I'd rather sit in the Ni-Fi zone most of the time. Until my mind starts scaling an idea up of course! ;-)
How can I get scanned by Dario nardi?
is it premise to SOMA videogame
interesting photo maybe we can make memes from it