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This series is amazing, it's such a shame that you stopped. Would've loved a video on the ISFP.

Not “strings,” Thread. It is a mindless fungal life form that somehow (another plot weak point) leaves its native planet as a compact spore and unwinds into threads as it enters Pern’s atmosphere. This happens when its planet is close enough during the orbit of the two planets around each other, something that happens every several hundred years. That’s long enough for the Pern settlers to forget how to handle it and grow complacent. Oddly, the two planets’ close passage is enough for these spores to cross over but does not cause major planetary damage as I would expect. Oh well, it was a good read and as you say, it was the foundation of multiple popular tropes.

The 5 Hindrances 1) Sensory desire (kāmacchanda): seeking for pleasure through the five senses of sight, sound, smell, taste and physical feeling. 2) Ill-will (vyāpāda; also spelled byāpāda): feelings of hostility, resentment, hatred and bitterness. 3) Sloth-and-torpor (thīna-middha): half-hearted action with little or no effort or concentration. 4) Restlessness-and-worry (uddhacca-kukkucca): the inability to calm the mind and focus one's energy. 5) Doubt (vicikiccha): lack of conviction or trust in one's abilities.

I dealt with past hurt from previous relationships and I accused my intp bf of bad things, does that mean he did it?

1:57 - INTP here just to point out that ‘exceptionately’ is not a word. That is all.

Suggest me an Infj movie to watch ONLY ON NETFLIX though

Do you have a video like this for INTP?

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PS. I read it in Italian many years ago, and he title was "Mangiatori di morti" (i.e: "Eaters Of The Dead"). ...there you go!... :) Watch out for the "Vendols".

Ibn - Fahadlan... Ahmed (as far as I recall) ...ibn-Fadlan as they spelled it. He was from Baghdad which was (at the time) "the most beauful city in the world" (...which quite possibly it was!...). We're talking about late 9th/early 10th cent. He was a real-life character that travelled (just as they say in the movie) through the lands of the Bulgars (Bulgars of the Volga) and then Northwards, Khazars & others. Someway along the voyage he met the Vikings, and describes a Viking funeral, but that''s (more or less) where his journal ends. We do not have anything about him later on (problably due scarcity of the sources, or maybe 'cause his own source was partially lost through time). That's where Crichton picks of the story and invents this whole "sub-plot" with the Vikings taking him North & so forth. The book was Great. The movie was FANTASTIC. PS. All the best stories have two things in common. The first one is a journey - the second ...a sort of ..."clash of cultures" (...for lack of better word...).

Im autistic and an INTP.. and yeah I agree with everything here 😂

Holy Shit I just got Soul Read

Your Dumbledore analysis is especially good!

Exactly. It is what it is, sparse, direct, archaic, but it's short too and easy to read. I admittedly enjoyed it more because I was already a fan of the movie. th-cam.com/video/GLH200Y71Sw/w-d-xo.html

Te - Fi.... check your programming

Crab in a bucket.

To answer your questions, yes, Yes, and YES! I don't remember whether I borrowed & read Dragonflight, etc first, or whether I read "The White Dragon" first. But I specifically have memories of read "The White Dragon" while on vacation with my family in 1974. I totally fell in love with the series, along with the Harper Hall books, also. I've been a life-long fan, and I still am at 64 years old. I also am sad, now that the film technology is available to do these stories justice, that a film or TV series languishes in development Hell. I see your points, BTW, about Lessa being in survival mode, and yes, I can see how the mindset and premise would not age well (of course, in 2024, with Project 2025 looming, and our current election upcoming, perhaps such a male-dominated society with no care for a woman's wishes would fit right in!) I believe, at that age, and era, I did just see it as "the great love story of F'Lar & Lessa". I think I'm going to need a re-read to look at it with older eyes! However, my thought also was that perhaps Lessa was simply looking at it as her duty, and what needed and had to be done to get thru the upcoming Falls. And, BTW, it's *THREADS*!!! Not "strings"! Thread falls! I believe it was called a mycorrhyzoid (spore?) substance that was carried in the frozen tail of a comet with an eliptical orbit, or some such, that then fell to P.E.R.N.'s surface in falls (I picture driving sheets of rain & hailstorms) of great strands, gouts, & clumps of this writhing (perhaps acidic) stuff. As to Lessa being in constant survival mode, another author of similar era, Margaret Atwood, does this to many of the women characters in her book "The Handmaid's Tale". In it, they also did what they had to do to survive. I enjoyed your review!

Why did you stop making these videos? They were so great and super helpful! Please make more please!!

This video was so good, honestly. I think the humor and communication parts are things that are often overlooked in the conversations about the INFJ online. I rarely see someone actually mention them like that and describing it so perfectly.

As an INTP I cringe whenever I see those letters. However, I've got a little sister who's this type and I'm trying to figure out how to get along with her better.

I love the inclusion of Kevin McAllister cuz I always found him relatable and a brilliant example of the entp archetype

I AM practical. It’s just that once I’ve found the most practical solution in my mind, I can’t be bothered to actually carry it out. What’s the point, the problem has already been solved. There are so many other interesting problems to mentally solve.

INFJs should not expect others to understand them in real time, simply because Ni constructs are things of the future. Just drop the seed and stand back or walk away.

this is some accurate shit. like more accurate than other INTP descriptions...

This was both informative and quite funny.

Ive informed you thusly

Did you ever read the stories from Dragonriders of Pern? I ask because this looks nothing like what is described in those books! In the series, the Dragons had to chew a type of rock to be able to breathe fire, and they were not into attacking humans. Also, the humans began a breeding program to enlarge the species known as Fire Lizards to Dragon size. The purpose of this was to have a way to fight against the devastation that came when the Red Planet drew near to Pern; a devastation that came in the form of threadfall. Theadfall was from the Red Planet and it was like acid to living things, both animal and plant! You took clips from other movies, stitched them together, and tacked the Dragonriders of Pern title on your resulting video! If I could give you an extreme 'Dislike', I would!

INTJ next plss✨️

Some half-truths here, mainly oversimplifications / stereotypes for our motives.

Yayyy, you used cognitive functions! :DDD

Your videos show all the sides of the mbti different characters. I personally really appreciate what you do and i hope you will continue doing it. I am enfp)

A few problems: 1) Your "dragons" were actually wyverns. 2) Dragons on Pern NEVER flamed humans. 3) Lessa was never timid. She was strong, fierce, bold, and calculating. 4) I didn't watch it all the way through because of these problems, but I did see several of your "dragons" flaming as they flew, but I didn't see any Thread. Dragons take flaming seriously. They wouldn't waste firestone to flame for no reason, and definitely not for fun.

What is the name of that one character who is threated with a sue?

As an entp I'm fascinated by intps they overflow with ideas and If you can open them you can have a conversation storm with no rules no moral nothing that can stop us from not saying something its literally my dream but first I need to open them wish me luck...I guess...

If fans made this, shouldn't it bear ANY resemblance to the original?

hello, I'm looking for the ESTP video.....lol....

When are you making INTJ?

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I thought the two sum-up words were going to be, "pragmatically ruthless" -.-

Thank you for the review. However, I think you maybe missed some subtleties and ideas that make this book rather less problematic than you seem keen to make out. For instance, maybe they didn't tell the protagonist she would be required to mate because they didn't want her to back out, given their whole world was at stake? And the idea of an arranged marriage is a staple of many cultures still in our own world. Maybe the author intended a commentary on that? Sadly, this kind of judgment of alien cultures is almost everything wrong with today's neo-colonialist America and it taints everything it touches, even great achievements in literature written by women, it seems.

The ESFJ has no character to develop. They are not people with characters, they are witless herd animals stuffed into vaguely human shapes. The absolute indisputably worst type. Stupid, reactionary, domineering, overly emotional, and annoying!

I read a quarter of your red pill book and it's complete garbage. You know nothing of human behavior. 👎

Not 1997 but 87, 1987 but Yoel doesn't give a f

Nope Not even Close

My favorite saying that I made up is there's three things you don't mess with: a person's time, money, or their family.

This video is quite well done.

And INFP

As an ENTP, reading comments from other ENTPS is just the most wonderfully decadent reading ever.

I would really enjoy seeing some of the rest of the types done. Especially ISFP.

I am deeply INTP. Overall the descriptions are pretty good. One thing that felt incorrect to me is the reason given for why we spend so much time alone-as a defense mechanism against guilt from our trying to help backfiring; I didn't relate to that section of the video at all. The reason I prefer to be alone is because people and their small talk and extraversion are beyond exhausting, and I have better things to do with my time. Also, the delayed response and mental lag time frustrates the heck out of us, too. It would be awesome if the great responses we come up with an hour later had shown up when they would have actually been useful. The part about nostalgia did not ring true for me either. I value Information and experiences from the past not for sentimental reasons, but to make wiser decisions in the present and not repeat past mistakes. To say we are nostalgic contradicts the perception that we are all robots without emotions. The rest of your descriptions felt pretty spot on. Thanks for a fun look into my insides :)