Gamma Examples

[crazymaisy]

I agree with you @Adam Strange ... that is no ILI, well not unless his brain chemistry has been changed with drugs.

I can't speak for all ILI but I can't stand textures that don't belong somewhere particular, like in milk, or is that unhomogenized milk? Skanky sitting around on the bed, clumps, not entirely tasty then. I can say the dumb video is a setup of course, and that's not old milk, it poured too thin for old milk, just something eeewwww put in store hom/past milk? I couldn't stand to watch it either. I skipped and watched very little quiting at the milk part.

(Some textures that do belong in/on some things disgust me too though.)

Would the Alphas claim him? Well obviously not. SO/SP idiot in anycase?

[on a peaceful hiatus]

I think this dude is ILI who has taken a bit strange path in his life
gives off very ballsacky kubricky impression.

IEI Ni autism, so same type as kubrick

[The Reality Denialist]

IEI Ni autism, so same type as kubrick

Ok. I can be Ok with that. His videos seem to have very extensive Ip vibe. Present oriented blast.

[on a peaceful hiatus]

Ok. I can be Ok with that. His videos seem to have very extensive Ip vibe. Present oriented blast.

I think other examples of IEI autism are chris chan and youtube poop

[Toro]

Oleg Tabakov. Typed SEE Harmonizing Subtype on Gulenko's site.

[Toro]

I believe Nassim Nicholas Taleb is an ILI-D subtype.

EDIT: Actually I think he fits the ILI-C subtype better.

[Kalinoche buenanoche]

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I'd submit this one. Matsumoto is a Gamma NT and Elizabeth is an SF. The others aren't Gammas but life's not very fun if everyone is the same.

I do recommend this anime to anyone who is a fan of the genre. Criminally under watched. Surprisingly so given who was involved in its creation.

[Vis]

SEE. Suspect Putin's rush decision for invasion was influenced by the LSI-SEE supervision dynamic. Beat Putin by role Ne (LSI's PoLR). IEE would not have such great Se delivery.

[Toro]

SEE

[Tarnished]

SEE. Suspect Putin's rush decision for invasion was influenced by the LSI-SEE supervision dynamic. Beat Putin by role Ne (LSI's PoLR). IEE would not have such great Se delivery.

This dude look like xLE. Not Fi creative.




Jason Momoa SEE:





Will Smith SEE:

[Toro]

Brad Leone - SEE

[Toro]

Devon Larratt SEE

[Not A Communist Shill]

Amy Chua - maybe LIE

[VewyScawwyNawcissist]

courtney love 3x left, socionics ESI, Amber Heard
all ESI Se

[on a peaceful hiatus]

Whitney Wolfe Herd, Co-Founder of tinder and founder of Bumble - LIE

[Tarnished]

This guy is LSI, ESI or SLI?
I think he could be ESI-Se

[Northstar]

Maria Franz of Heilung - ESI

I liked Heilung already, but this song is just awesome.



Look at especially the gesturing and expressions at 3:32-3:36

[VewyScawwyNawcissist]

This guy is LSI, ESI or SLI?
I think he could be ESI-Se

SEE?

[Fluffy Princess Unicorn]

Maria Franz of Heilung - ESI

I liked Heilung already, but this song is just awesome.



Look at especially the gesturing and expressions at 3:32-3:36

I was thinking the same for her. ESI. This song also just demonstrates gamma values.

[VewyScawwyNawcissist]

SEE

[VewyScawwyNawcissist]

ariel bloomer ESI Se

[AWellArmedCat]

ariel bloomer ESI Se

Oh wow, I didn't expect Icon For Hire to come up here lol

[Lord Pixel]

LIE. I only watched the 1st 6 minutes but it was hard to watch because the answer is obviously "No it's not ok to slap a comedian for making a joke." Jocko kinda feels reluctant to say what's good or bad and asks if what he thinks is bad looking for feedback, and he rationalizes around it alot making strange distinctions between a slap being ok but a punch being bad.

[chriscorey]

LIE. I only watched the 1st 6 minutes but it was hard to watch because the answer is obviously "No it's not ok to slap a comedian for making a joke." Jocko kinda feels reluctant to say what's good or bad and asks if what he thinks is bad looking for feedback, and he rationalizes around it alot making strange distinctions between a slap being ok but a punch being bad.

I like Jocko and often watch his videos anyway, so I watched it. He was just trying to give a thorough evaluation. He said it was not okay and called Will Smith weak and someone who clearly has issues.

[Armitage]

I like Jocko and often watch his videos anyway, so I watched it. He was just trying to give a thorough evaluation. He said it was not okay and called Will Smith weak and someone who clearly has issues.

I have listened to it too. Echo and Jocko mentioned that Chris Rock should have seen it coming, which I agree with, because such things inevitably happen when joking about someone's wife with their wife sitting next to this person. They say that Chris Rock should have stepped aside and ducked his punch, but he was clearly caught too much by surprise for that. Unlike them, he's a comedian, not a soldier. At the same time I agree with them that that Will Smith had a thousand opportunities to behave better than this, from speaking up, to waiting for the award ceremony to come back at Chris Rock with a clever quip, to just walking up to Chris Rock and telling him not to talk shit about his wife like that, to simply leaving the award ceremony with his wife. There were plenty of alternatives that he could have chosen for.

Jocko doesn't take side, nor do I. What we do say is that Will Smith should have acted more maturely, but also that Chris Rock could have expected such a reaction, @Lord Pixel and @Nicozeyo. It seems mostly that Will Smith was pressured by his wife to do something about it, because Will Smith initially laughed about it himself, only to meet the death stare from his wife, after which he punched Chris Rock. That to me that seems rather pathetic, to beat someone up, because someone told you to do so. On top of that, Echo pointed out that Will Smith looked smug afterwards, feeling all tough guy for roughing up the puny comedian. That's just sad.

[Lord Pixel]

I have listened to it too. Echo and Jocko mentioned that Chris Rock should have seen it coming, which I agree with, because such things inevitably happen when joking about someone's wife with their wife sitting next to this person. They say that Chris Rock should have stepped aside and ducked his punch, but he was clearly caught too much by surprise for that. Unlike them, he's a comedian, not a soldier. At the same time I agree with them that that Will Smith had a thousand opportunities to behave better than this, from speaking up, to waiting for the award ceremony to come back at Chris Rock with a clever quip, to just walking up to Chris Rock and telling him not to talk shit about his wife like that, to simply leaving the award ceremony with his wife. There were plenty of alternatives that he could have chosen for.

Jocko doesn't take side, nor do I. What we do say is that Will Smith should have acted more maturely, but also that Chris Rock could have expected such a reaction, @Lord Pixel and @Nicozeyo. It seems mostly that Will Smith was pressured by his wife to do something about it, because Will Smith initially laughed about it himself, only to meet the death stare from his wife, after which he punched Chris Rock. That to me that seems rather pathetic, to beat someone up, because someone told you to do so. On top of that, Echo pointed out that Will Smith looked smug afterwards, feeling all tough guy for roughing up the puny comedian. That's just sad.

I don't agree he should have saw it coming, how could he, he's on TV, he's making a joke, he's on a huge stage, how could he see violence coming, like you said he's not a soldier like them and he's not around threating strangers he doesn't know. If anything Will should have saw the joke coming since at everyone one of these events the audience gets roasted, and evne that night someone else got roasted right before Will. On top of the fact that it was the lightest joke he could have said about Will smith or his wife considering the last couple years they had. Chris Rock did not mention the cheating, scientology, his kids, and all the other ridiculous stuff he's got going on, also whose to say he even knew about his wife's condition. His reaction was uncalled for and way over the top. Jocko's right, he's got major issues and he just took them out on the weakest target.

@chriscorey Jocko's usually confident on his podcast but with this he did seem a little reluctant which could possibly be due to lower Fi. I could just see the difference in his reaction vs my own and how I imagine a higher Fi valuer would react, in an instant this would be seen as wrong no if ands or buts. He eventually worked his way to saying it was not ok but he took much longer and also checked his ethics with Echo, when he asked if him thinking navy seal fights and fights on the playground are not bad, he was afraid to say his ethics about that, personally I think any non agreed upon fighting is bad but it happens so what are you gonna do, it's reality. And Jocko was making strange distinctions between a punch and a slap, saying you don't get to start a fight off of a slap but you get to start a fight off of a punch, but in reality you don't get to govern someone's reaction to either, only thing you can do is control yourself, if you slap someone you better be just as ready to fight as if you punched them because at that point you could just be triggering a reflex.

[Armitage]

I don't agree he should have saw it coming, how could he, he's on TV, he's making a joke, he's on a huge stage, how could he see violence coming, like you said he's not a soldier like them and he's not around threating strangers he doesn't know.

I presume that this wouldn't be the first scuffle in Chris Rock's long career as a comedian, especially not since he started out in a poorer neighbourhood in Brooklyn. I'm not saying that violence should be normalized or is justified, especially not when alternatives exist, I just think that it wasn't as much as a surprise in hindsight. With Rock's career experience he could have predicted the reaction is what I'm getting at.

If anything Will should have saw the joke coming since at everyone one of these events the audience gets roasted, and evne that night someone else got roasted right before Will.

Yes, for sure. That's why it remains an immature way of dealing with the entire situation, especially given the presence of alternatives. Laughing awkwardly would have been what everyone else there has been doing when it's about themselves. I don't get, though, what the entire appael is of roasting people, not even for watching it as a viewer. At best it would be humbling, at worst you offend people, but most probably it will be a gathering of awkwardness.

On top of the fact that it was the lightest joke he could have said about Will smith or his wife considering the last couple years they had. Chris Rock did not mention the cheating, scientology, his kids, and all the other ridiculous stuff he's got going on, also whose to say he even knew about his wife's condition. His reaction was uncalled for and way over the top. Jocko's right, he's got major issues and he just took them out on the weakest target.

I don't doubt it.

[ILoveChinchillas]

Yes, for sure. That's why it remains an immature way of dealing with the entire situation, especially given the presence of alternatives. Laughing awkwardly would have been what everyone else there has been doing when it's about themselves. I don't get, though, what the entire appael is of roasting people, not even for watching it as a viewer. At best it would be humbling, at worst you offend people, but most probably it will be a gathering of awkwardness.

Ah. The plight of having 1D Ni and 2D Ne.

I wonder what Will's wife had to say about it afterwards.

[Lord Pixel]

I presume that this wouldn't be the first scuffle in Chris Rock's long career as a comedian, especially not since he started out in a poorer neighbourhood in Brooklyn. I'm not saying that violence should be normalized or is justified, especially not when alternatives exist, I just think that it wasn't as much as a surprise in hindsight. With Rock's career experience he could have predicted the reaction is what I'm getting at.

Yea but this hass been too long ago, he's hollywood now, famous now, pampered and all, he doesn't expect to get hit. Especially not from a former co-star, they know each other.

But I'm starting to think it's fake with the way Chris actually adjusts his footing before the slap and holds perfectly still leaning forward for Will

Yes, for sure. That's why it remains an immature way of dealing with the entire situation, especially given the presence of alternatives. Laughing awkwardly would have been what everyone else there has been doing when it's about themselves. I don't get, though, what the entire appael is of roasting people, not even for watching it as a viewer. At best it would be humbling, at worst you offend people, but most probably it will be a gathering of awkwardness.

I think it has ILE appeal lol.

[ILoveChinchillas]

SEE. Suspect Putin's rush decision for invasion was influenced by the LSI-SEE supervision dynamic. Beat Putin by role Ne (LSI's PoLR). IEE would not have such great Se delivery.

Dude's such a badass. I would hate to lead a nation in the position Ukraine's in, but this guy's doing it well.

[Armitage]

Yea but this hass been too long ago, he's hollywood now, famous now, pampered and all, he doesn't expect to get hit. Especially not from a former co-star, they know each other.

Fair point.

But I'm starting to think it's fake with the way Chris actually adjusts his footing before the slap and holds perfectly still leaning forward for Will

I doubt it, because Will Smith's action has caused quite a lot of negative publicity for himself. I don't know what publicity agent would agree to such a stunt, but definitely not a competent one.

I think it has ILE appeal lol.

Only as long as they are the ones doing the roasting.

[Lord Pixel]

I doubt it, because Will Smith's action has caused quite a lot of negative publicity for himself. I don't know what publicity agent would agree to such a stunt, but definitely not a competent one.

From legal and career perspectives I would agree, but from a body language perspective this looks weird. The way he stiffens up, leans in , and that nervous double scoot with his foot while holding awkwardly still it's almost like he's getting into position and bracing for impact.

[chriscorey]

Fair point.



I doubt it, because Will Smith's action has caused quite a lot of negative publicity for himself. I don't know what publicity agent would agree to such a stunt, but definitely not a competent one.



Only as long as they are the ones doing the roasting.

I fully invite people to roast me back when I'm roasting because it makes it more amusing. I expect it too. Hell I even make fun of myself.

When I was a kid there was a boy named Jeremiah. I couldn't help myself one day and I broke out into song "Jeremiah was a bullfrog!!" He grabbed me by the throat and choke slammed me onto a desk. I did not expect that, but I did punch him in the face until he let me go. I honestly thought the joke was harmless and wouldn't be a big deal.

My SLE brother is far worse when it comes to roasting people than any ILE. He could probably make money as a stand up comedian. But anybody that walks up on him for something he said better be ready for a beating. And everybody loves my brother because he's so funny.

[chriscorey]

From legal and career perspectives I would agree, but from a body language perspective this looks weird. The way he stiffens up, leans in , and that nervous double scoot with his foot while holding awkwardly still it's almost like he's getting into position and bracing for impact.

He could have just been bracing for confrontation and never expected Will Smith would actually hit him. Smith basically sucker slapped him.

[Armitage]

Lord Pixel, how did you manage to upload a GIF on here, because every feature in this forum seems to be falling apart, due to deprecation?

@chriscorey, I'll probably never get that mocking and boisterous Ti sense of humour. The funniest Ti types I generally find LIIs, most of all because we share our nerdy computer science jokes.

[VewyScawwyNawcissist]

its so easy

[Lord Pixel]

He could have just been bracing for confrontation and never expected Will Smith would actually hit him. Smith basically sucker slapped him.

Not while leaning to one side awkwardly like that like it's some kinda rehearsed position. And Why would someone bracing for a confrontation lean toward the person with their hands behind their back, he really looks like he held still for Will on purpose and made sure he was in the right spot with that foot scooting into position.
@Armitage, I just used a link off imgur.

[crazymaisy]

He could have thought he was gonna get yelled at. IMO

[ILoveChinchillas]

Jane Fonda ESI