What Is The Cognitive Attitude Of The Critic Function? | Cognitive Functions | CS Joseph

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[@Retrogamer71]

Jump back in again. 05:22 .. Fi critic ISFJ/INFJ 10:29 ,Te ESTP/ENTP critic 15:12, Fe critic ESFP/ENFP 17:33, Ti critic ISTJ/INTJ 24:36, Se critic ESTJ/ESFJ 29:00, Ni critic INTP/INFP 33:20, Si critic ISTP/ISFP 39:23, Ne critic ENTJ/ENFJ 44:56

[@Darkblade0l]

thank you very much for taking the time to put out the time stamps

[@andreaduranova5938]

Thank you for making it easier to find the part where he talks about Ni critic. I was deciding whether I should ask someone if they want to get coffee with me but I kept thinking it was a bad and irresponsible thing to do. But now I am sure I should just go up to them and ask them out.

[@smilinazzdoggy825]

Thanks I needed that

[@alisonfisher1877]

@Jaden Merrick liar

[@MoskusMoskiferus1611]

I see a Pattern in This Comment

[@freezeblaster15]

Your Fe child is having the time of its life helping people out in this video i.e. lighting them on fire haha

[@yustinushalim1146]

This is my (haven't totally) educated guess. There are 4 functions that makes him enjoying this lecture. Ti parent, Fe child (both of them to tell the truth so people can be better), Si inferior (recalling all the stories in the past) and Se demon (don't matter whether people say he gives bad experience or not) to give them bad experience to stop being hypocritical FOR ALL OF THE CRITIC FUNCTIONS. These factors may be why, he is enjoying this lecture.

[@aleesiadae382]

"STOP JUMPING TO CONCLUSIONS ON OTHER PEOPLE'S INTENTIONS"

[@cheerstoyou9065]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sarenastralis9969]

I felt heard but also attacked lmao -enfj

[@mikhailvasiliev6275]

No

[@max-fj7np]

INTP here... its not that I dont WANT anything, its that I dont know what I want

[@dppool456]

Well said

[@marinoaristy5659]

You basically summed up my issue as an INTP as well! I have four different options to pick for my career but I don't know what to pick. I'm overly critical of some of the options even though they may be good for me.

[@jamesgrey13]

Wants lead to actions, but sometimes you need to look at your actions to figure out your wants!

[@toastypuppy4042]

Same. Life can be scary lol

[@mireilleuribe2999]

Your honesty is my fav it’s so raw that some people might think it’s dark, but that’s the level of honesty I can’t seem to get enough of 😂

[@Emily.J.]

Same, love me some painful truth 😆no one else will be this honest with me😅

[@RaximusPrime]

His rawness is actually quite funny 😂. I love how he bags out the INFJs 😂 This coming from an INFJ

[@someonesomewhere6123]

Some love it some don't. People are different.

[@sheepdog03]

What type are you? I’m an INTP, I also appreciate being called out 💁🏼‍♀️

[@stephanieabc6530]

And then they got married.

[@mrdamavandiii]

As an intj, whenever i want to do something, my ti critic says, yo just dont have enough knowledge to do this and read more, search more

[@bohdanpohorilets]

Do I have enough knowledge to write this comment - no. Will you ever have enough knowledge to do anything - no. So either you will be stuck in analysis paralysis or learn from a failure - your call =)

[@MusicalInquisit]

@@bohdanpohoriletswhy not both?

[@NB-qy7ku]

1:28 cognitive functions John Beebe 4:39 Critic Function is 6th function 5:23 6th function is like the Parent function (2nd function) 6th function 5:32 attitude is like a grandparent 5:48 like someone who is wise beyond their years or 5:52 wise within their years 5:54 if you develop your critic function early you can become wiser beyond your years 6:06 7:06 10:00 10:12 10:25 Fi (ISFJ, INFJ) 15:11 Te (ESTP, ENTP) 17:30 Fe (ESFP, ENFP) 24:34 Ti (ISTJ, INTJ) 27:31 Se (ESTJ, ESFJ) 33:17 Ni (INTP, INFP) 38:47 advice 39:22 Si (ISTP, ISFP) are forgetful only recall important stuff advice write down what they said. They get mad if you dont recall. They can be loyal people Advice 44:56 Ne (ENTJ, ENFJ) Wont allow anyone to commit to them. Just assume you will betray them. Afraid of abandonment. Afraid of being betrayed 52:30 meaning of life

[@iwannabeadored69420]

Thanks

[@teardropsonroses6120]

The ending left me speechless. Thank you for all that you do.

[@CSJoseph]

Teardrops on Roses you are most welcome

[@williamcompitello2302]

I like how hype you got on Ni critic. This is why INPs need ENJs: someone who isn't afraid to raise their voice at them when Ni critic becomes a problem. GET A DAMN JOB, BOY!😄

[@someonesomewhere6123]

That would only make me feel worse. I am an INFP and my ni is the source of anxiety and much pain for me. Preassure only makes it worse for me. I seriously want to kill myself after christmas and one of the reasons is that the process of looking for/applying for a job is so painful to me and because it is so difficult to me to find a job.

[@amerjoud6527]

@@someonesomewhere6123 Dont let society rush u into a career u don't want unless ur out of options. Instead...try + find urself. Tht way u will find a purpose, not a job

[@knotlock]

21:37 I laughed out loud at the hammer 🔨 and bug 🐜 analogy 😗👏🏻

[@fenrirsilver6441]

Lol me too

[@yustinushalim1146]

So do I, especially his sound effect, my goodness, so funny.

[@jadaleewallace8566]

Oh yes, that has happened to me. I was the bug 🐜 and just doubled down on my galaxy brained moral hypocrisy 👼

[@ethanuro8103]

MY GOD THIS WAS SO GOOD. The genuine excitement talking about these was amazing, & thanks for the heads up on waking up in my 40s as an INTP finally overcoming failure to launch syndrome, I'll actually try to do that before I hit 20

[@FoxyRoxyReviews]

I identify as an INFP and like CS Joseph content for its direct / no nonsense appoarch. All I would say is move forward in actualising, self love and development is the winning ticket for a stable base. The more knowledge I hoover up when I encounter an issue, the more aware I become, which can then be past onto others. I see new challenges now almost like old fables, which can be past on when someone else counters a similar issue. So take notes when internally running towards the fear I already know you can overcome. Because I have learnt one of my “functions” to be other people’s catalysts. This is an amazing gift, just know your already amazing and learn more about yourself to give more of this gift to others. I must admit I see humans interacting with each other, so rather than always intentional causing pain. It’s difference in mindsets and how we interact. By deep understanding of what sets up these internal differences is what can bring us closer together as a whole. But I am a “fluffy” / deep thinking INFP than using more to the point cutting logic.

[@CSJoseph]

I too, enjoy the fluffy. Cannot live without it.

[@willskyfe3969]

You are a really good teacher. So many people on the platform talk about the MBTI typing with the letters and vaguely go over the cognitive functions, but you've even seemingly taken it a step further and now its all beginning to make sense. It's no longer wishy, washy. I still cant determine my type that well and im constantly changing my type based on my thoughts and actions, but the point is, im getting closer to the truth of who I am and how to help connect with people, and how to understand peoples movements, what makes them uncomfortable or angry, what brings them joy(even when it seemingly can go unacknowledged on the surface). It helped out when talking to certain types of women and peoples work styles. Gives a sense of relatability to the people around you and helps recognize that the people around us and ourselves are human. Thank you for all of your teachings....(can you tell im informative yet?)

[@ParadoxEngineer]

Thank you for willing to critique people. True love does not except people as imperfect, true love seeks to make others better. True love isn't afraid of offending someone, it is hopeful that it will inspire someone. And you have inspired me.

[@CSJoseph]

you are welcome.

[@sunnieA]

The infp critic thing gave me stress but thanks for the constructive criticism

[@aomafura3374]

17:19 That fire SFX is perfect! hahaha

[@SCREAMOguy413]

was going to say the same thing!

[@wewjoj]

dude me too

[@grimmseti]

INFP here. Just learning myself about the reasons behind my "failure to launch syndrome" as you call it. But your videos are really helping me out! I feel called out, but it's what I needed to hear, so thanks for that. Also, an ISFP exfriend I'm still getting over TOTALLY meets your description of Si critic disloyalty. I heard you talking about that and I was like "THANK YOU!" I feel so validated even though I feel so attacked haha and the "He was waiting for you, but you have to have the GUTS to ask for forgiveness. Maybe YOU need to have some honour for once!" SPOT ON DUDE! SPOT ON!

[@dianadias3]

Yeah, that thing on not letting ourselves wanting things.. Or others.. I used to make my sister feel guilty for always asking my mother things.. And the thing is my mother gave her, and I would be so pissed, because I actually wanted the same things.. I just felt it was wrong-..

[@SCREAMOguy413]

"That's fine. Don't Care. Because you're wrong. And uh there you go." - C.S. Joseph

[@gracelee4131]

And uh, thank you, next?

[@maryemhossam2761]

OMG!!! That's a wakeup call for INFP Why am i like you yelling at me and throw the truth on my face like this?? It hurts but seems it's exactly what i need RN :(

[@nachiketpargaonkar8646]

It's fun to watch you genuinely enjoy every time you go "oh I love it!" :D

[@stickydrop]

What an amazing vid! I have become addicted to this channel and I am slowly making my way through other videos... enough to keep me going for a while!

[@cynthiadaniel2412]

“Man, I’m loving this lecture! I get to light everyone on fiire!!” - C.S Joseph after putting everyone on their designated lanes 😂😂😂😂

[@kennethc.2921]

As a ENFJ, how would I stop criticizing the intentions of other people; when in the past I had to deal with a narcissist who manipulated me into thinking I was crazy and assholes who stole my belongings back in middle school. Although, their are a few people who I trust such as my family and close friends, is it really that bad to keep your guard up most of the time? Especially since we are prone to subtle manipulation.

[@CSJoseph]

just verify their intentions before making decisions on said intentions.

[@BotondKuti]

My theory about the meaning of life is "it's what you give it". I loved the video and I can't wait to have all your teachings internalised and be aware of these things in others all the time. This knowledge is what makes other people interesting to me tbh. It still annoys me a lot though that many people just don't care to develop themselves.

[@CSJoseph]

well said and thank you.

[@noraflood6482]

OMG this is the first time I've heard Ni-critic explained to me (as an INFP). So true! We don't dare 'want' anything for real. I think it's even worse when you've been hurt before (because Fi gets hit so hard). And Ne-parent seems to avoid this inaction by taking too many actions (or worse: imagining too many actions) - although avoiding any real commitment deep down. It's like we run around with a thousand personas but don't dare be real to ourselves anymore. we hide the 'real' inside but just wander around on the outside. Why INFPs seem to take on different personas all the time. 2020 resolution: dare to take action! [This is why we love INTJs so much lol bc their Ni takes on our Ne

[@judael5605]

The function stackings of a type all play in tune with each other. They don't individually exist, they can't. They exist because of each other. Just like the Ni critic exists because of Ne parent priority and critical of itself or everyone else's Ni because you think them(or yourself) being selfish so you saying you like INTJs really makes me really doubt it espcially with Ni critic(it could go either way, either a hypocrite or wise) but since INJs is all about what they want no matter what, the INPs will far more often than not dislike them and view them as the most selfish person ever (especially the INTJ) despite it being far from the truth, unlike the responsible Ni parent of the ENJs the Ni hero of the INJs is more about the Ego/Heroic than responsibility etc., thus being less responsible(often very much so than not) so yeah, the INPs will not like the INJs more often than the ENJs on that specific aspect. Edit: Also speaking of "getting hurt so hard," the child function will get hurt the hardest ever, that's why we need to take care and be mindful of them, not the Hero function, the hero/first function gets "hurt" but it's hurt in the Ego/reputation sense, the child gets hurt genuinely and truly, so anyone hurting the child function knowingly, deserves hell but the ones who hurt the Hero function is fine. The INPs' child is Si, it's nothing about Fi, Fi is the IFPs Ego/hero/reputation, it gets hurt but can't compare to the hurt of the child function. Btw ITJs are the ones who have Fi child, their feelings too fragile but they never show it its because how fragile it is, the IFPs outwardly displays their Fi hero being hurt by moaning outwardly and actively but the Fi child just goes to bed and cries themselves to sleep but no one in the world will ever know that, so yeah

[@faerieborn]

Thank you! I am pretty sure that I am an ENFJ. You hit things right on the nose.

[@0halibut0]

Nice singing! It made my night. LOL Have fun with your family.

[@JamminWithJake]

You seem to be in a good mood tonight!

[@runninginsept]

Can Fi critic also largely be the cause why INFJs always automatically assume responsibility / guilt for what goes wrong with loved ones?

[@CSJoseph]

yes

[@PsiCorps85]

Almost 10k subscribers you have, coolness. Hope you feel better soon.

[@dtrupl]

Well there goes my plans to sleep early lmao but finally we got to the critic....been waiting for this for a while Fi critic 10:25 Fi wisdom

[@Ncoherent369]

I almost jumped right up to get to work on my current project as soon as you got to Ni critic and pointed out the inactivity and failure to launch syndrome. But I've got to finish Si and Ne before i get right to work haha. Thank you and your Ti parent, for pointing out the extremely relevant truth behind Ni critic. Definitely motivated after watching this

[@CSJoseph]

Awesome, this is why I do this.

[@Jess-yv7zc]

Omg! (said the atheist) Chase, you just caused me to have an epiphany! I've never, ever wanted kids and I am Always, Always harping about people damaging their children...as well as having kids when there are countless orphaned/abandoned kids (hypocrite--bc I'm not out there adopting homeless kids) a. Maybe some INTPs don't want kids bc they see other people neglecting/abusing/screwing up theirs. b. Easy for me to judge parents when I've never been in their shoes. Although I adamantly stand by my decision to harshly judge shitty parents (and animal guardians)...they deserve to be found lacking...and to be punished. Altbough your method is by far superior: teaching people how to better understand their kids and themselves is admirable and much more effective than the elaborate fantasy punishments I construct in my head for abusers. Well-done and thanks for the epiphany, I just love them.

[@xGozzax]

Dude... this shit is getting better and better... Thanks man. I need to find a friend like you to criticize me (INFJ). I also have about a million suggestions on how to create a better path through your hours of knowledge. Maybe I'll hit you up after the next 20 hours of content.

[@cadencecaddie5551]

My INTJ dad often says that our wisdom is like a drop in the ocean :) The ENFJ Criitc makes me really sad, since I only now realize how much I've hurt one in my past and I have no idea how or if I could ever make it right :(

[@CSJoseph]

Legit write them a letter explaining and apologizing and make sure it is handwritten and mailed to them to engage their Se child. They will appreciate it for the amount of effort you put into the letter.

[@quentinlp3174]

Lets do this

[@michellelivaditis2929]

#wisdom=love My mind is once again blown! I don't know how you do it. Your vision is beautiful and the fact that you work so hard to get others to realize what you already know is incredible. Thank you for sharing your wisdom 😉 (even as you're yelling at us all 😂)

[@juni260]

it's great that you're taking care of the kids, we know you really really care for them. great video! it's like I can see your eyes have enlightened from last time we saw you..? heh.

[@CSJoseph]

No, I think it is because I just got more sleep... lol

[@Lisa-uv5jb]

Great point! A father is a pivotal part of the family. He’s called to be the leader, and as such, we shouldn't ever treat them like a "babysitter" or "a great guy for taking care of the kids". Kids need to be with their fathers. Also, thanks to the moms out there taking care of their kids 24/7 too!

[@juni260]

@@Lisa-uv5jb 😔😔👌🏻

[@POVofanENFP]

19:56 - Nemesis goes from Villian to Critic... The Critic goes from Hypocrite to Wise

[@kuronuma002]

I really enjoyed this video. I'm an INFP and I have a hard time allowing myself to want things, and to take action. I didn't realize this was an infp thing. Thanks for the advice. I'll try harder to initiate action. 🙂

[@smartcatcollarproject5699]

Every time I chose action, it went down in flames after years of efforts. Now 20 years later I still know what I want, I just don't know how to get it...

[@zzulm]

The law of attraction not working sometimes bc we don't know that we are responsible for desiring things. The universe wants to give us what we want we just need to express it.

[@Robidu1973]

@@smartcatcollarproject5699 The key to success here is to take one of your goals and then just do it. It can be a pain to get out of this comfy rut and get going, because it is so awfully comfortable (I'm admittedly guilty of this as well). However, actually getting crap _done_ is more than enough to offset the initial inertia, and while you are at it, use the momentum that you are gaining from getting something done to get started on the next thing. Plus keep in mind that you don't have to be perfect with it as viable is always good enough, and if you feel the need to improve anything, you can still do it.

[@someonesomewhere6123]

Being an INFP is almost hell for me. Just telling myself to change doesn't change the problem.

[@tempest-tom9180]

Man, si critic explains my commitment issues. I really need to figure that out.

[@lauralopez3676]

This lecture was fierce, fiery, and a total kick in the pants! Nicely done, Mr. Joseph. We all have weaknesses which must be explored, exposed, and remedied. Unfortunately our inner critics are rooted in fear, ignorance, and pride, which makes finding an antidote difficult at best. Reguardless, we all must strive to be our best, authentic, compassionate self’s so as a collective culture we can help mitigate suffering for the human race. Thank you for your content!

[@CSJoseph]

Very well siad, thank you for commenting!

[@Moodboard39]

👍👍

[@salehryan2906]

I think we need a summary after we went through all of the cognitive functions

[@CSJoseph]

good point, I will look into it.

[@indybun64570]

As an isfp I must admit that my memory is about as useful and detailed as a dog. It's hilariously short lived and I deeply appreciate when people write me lists lol

[@JimmysJourney1]

Also, the whole thing where you know to much psychology when you can't get mad at anyone because you understand why they did what they did was something I've been saying since I started watching your content, my primary motive for learning all of this, and I so desperately wish that was true for the general populous!

[@MyspaceEmo]

As an Fi hero/parent, I'm still unsure, I'm often accused of being unsympathetic. I'm very critical of others and their situations and hate when people rationalize their bad behaviors, unless I can relate to them, then my sense of empathy turns up to the highest degree. I filter my empathy through my own feelings and experiences.

[@Austiin_vdw]

The INTP one was like a roundhouse kick to the guts man, but in a good way. It was exactly what I've needed to hear for years, so thank you.

[@CSJoseph]

awesome

[@shadynail4723]

Your goddamn picture is GLORIOUS

[@TechReviewTom]

Grats on taking care of the kids

[@andrewpaterson860]

C S J's SE Demon ironicly giving one of the best presentations of my life

[@LaMach420]

Te dom, Se critic, demon Fe.. That explains so much about my dad LMAO

[@jassielpeguero3373]

You know whats funny? With the crític it is much more easier to find out other's MBTI. SE (ESFJ) My mother... NE (ENFJ), my ex (he cheated me because he thoughted I was doing it too, when, after a very tiring week, I did not text him, I was actually having my period... He felt I was just loosing interest😂🙄.)

[@hawke312]

I think there's some level of depth you left out. Ni critic prevents me from doing a lot more than just what other people have been irresponsible with. IE: The gym, the food I eat (always prefer healthy), the suggestions I bring to work, the posts I make on reddit, or anything to do with a want. If I don't have any data on it at all, it becomes an irrational fear. I think this is a situation where the functions should be understood at a very basic level, and not based off of real life experiences. Otherwise there might be little gems that might have be worth millions in the future.

[@cyberneticbutterfly8506]

There is a vicious spiral to the bottom regarding trust and abandonment: Someone senses that the person they have some sort of relation with is a high maintainence person becuase they are sensitive-> Want to get the hell out of this high maintainence relation -> The person being sensitive becomes jaded because of this and potentially even more sensitive so next relationship is even more high maintainence -> Abandoned again.

[@intagliooglethorpe8434]

Congratulations on 10K!

[@Dani-jo9yr]

Ohhh yes that is correct, greetings- ENFJ🥰

[@hedgeearthridge6807]

Wow.... I am speechless.... You know that feeling, when you learn something so incredible, such a Paradigm shift, that is feels that your life is forever changed? This video, all the way. "Forgive us our sins, as we forgive those who sin against us"

[@CSJoseph]

AS we forgive those

[@verenawurth5786]

Fe critic is spot on! It's fun watching you rambling just true enough to not be offended ^^ - Enfp

[@CSJoseph]

dope

[@wanderer2589]

I really appreciate your enthusiasm teaching this subject. I love when the teacher is so excited about their lectures The Ne critic is so accurate about me... sigh. I always grew up thinking why am I like that 👀.

[@EskeAndersen]

I agree that we (INxPs) probably are afraid to want something, but there's something else going on too. There's a spiritual component too. The Buddha's 1st Noble Truth is "Life is suffering", but the actual meaning of that is "nothing will satisfy you." You think kids will make you happy? Wrong. You think a relationship will make you happy? Wrong. You think money and fame will make you happy? Wrong. Nothing outside of yourself will make you truly happy. There's always gonna be a downside. The real problem, seen from a spiritual perspective, is that wanting itself is what is making us unhappy.

[@larysk227]

I appriciate the work You put out here. I've been learning about the MBTI for something around a month, and you have a very good resource. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.

[@tabby705]

Need to hear that. Thanks, ISFP.

[@LeowEeWhye]

Thanks for doing this lecture chase, as an ISFP I always struggled to comprehend why I could never commit to people in the Long run, and I struggled to understand, to put it into words for myself but this was rather enlightening for myself(: thanks for making this videos really learning about myself more and others as well (:

[@CSJoseph]

you are so welcome.

[@HuKayers]

🔥🔥🔥 Ow Ow Owww!! The truth burns!! But so true about Si critic. You know me so well, CS Joseph 😏. Loved this lecture bro!

[@CSJoseph]

thanks dude, glad to see ISXPs are watching and listening and applying this. I keeps me going.

[@vladaspuchalskij7162]

What particular books of John Beebe you would recommend to read because there is no his books in your book list?

[@CSJoseph]

the specific book was a text book and is really hard to find and is not often available. When I find the source I will post it.

[@zenzpsem]

you look really good here - hairstyle and outfit - cut and color - perfect!

[@alexandralenzinger8482]

This is so true especially when I was younger I used to think everyone was stupid and my best friend would think everyone’s a bad person. We had such a hard time making real friends as teenagers

[@Zactastical]

Criticizing Fi parent is so hard with Fe inferior... I'm getting there though.

[@briangonsalez2173]

Amazing lecture! One of my favorites, but then again; all your lectures are my favorite

[@robertpotts8032]

That little nugget about Ni nemesis for ENTP’s really hit home.

[@waicheungli1151]

(INTP) - great video I think the parent needs to advise the critic. Ne needs to advise the Ni. for myself I have found it is perfectly ok to be critical of my chosen paths in my future. in so long as I keep widening my options. keep finding good options and narrow them down one by one. until the only options left are good ones. then any option is a good one. so for you - your Ti needs to advise your Te (like what you have done) not sure how that translates to other types. I wonder if that goes further - in that the inferior and the parent needs to advise the other functions and it seems to apply. the enfp needs Fi and Si to inform their Fe and Te. your thoughts??

[@waicheungli1151]

or perhaps in short our fears, worries, critic, trickster etc needs to spur us into action as opposed to grounding us. a healthy individual probably operates by their parent and inferior function the majority of times. because we or at least I have an abundance of my child and hero.... often manifesting itself in a poor way.

[@CSJoseph]

Well said sir. This is correct.

[@annel4305]

Again, very insightful. Great final quote. Thank you. INFJ

[@emnazghal3947]

I'm an INTJ (thanks to you I can know now that I'm an INTJ and not an INFJ ! ) and you're the only ENTP that I like (may be because you really have developed your 8 functions) !! Keep on the good job ! You're really nailing it !!

[@dezlauman2153]

From Proverbs THE book of Wisdom. “Wisdom is the prime thing. Acquire wisdom; and with all that you acquire, acquire understanding.”​-Prov. 4:7. “The fear of Jehovah is the start of wisdom.”​-PROVERBS 9:10.

[@Moodboard39]

👍👍👍

[@xandirkuro4790]

Thanks for the video

[@Brickwilliams]

That is funny, my mom would always say I was the easiest child because I wouldn’t ask for anything or complain bc of my fi critic

[@matapk2]

*Speaks of the human condition "Maybe its Doritos! I don't know."

[@joni-nv3el]

dude sometimes even my Ne parent dont understand what the fuck csj talking about and i am try lmao-intp

[@gracelee4131]

I wish half the people commenting actually would be willing to suffer for wisdom. INTPs - You've burned us, but in the correct way. Thank you for your OG wisdom, Chase. ^What comments look like on "Who are the INTPs?" All other types (especially NFs) - I love this concept and your channel, but would never want to be burned by wisdom myself. You come off abrasive and I don't like that. I'd rather take the expedient route and dish it out and just say I'm Enlightened because I watch your channel.

[@sxurwolf2912]

As an INFJ i'm confused... doesn't everyone go around feeling like shit all the time? okay..

[@danielhochegger]

Thank you Chase for this important playlist! Could you please make a playlist where you explain how to develop Ne as hero, Ne as parent, Ne as child and so on? With one video for each function? So like this playlist, but instead of having one video for hero, one for parent etc., having one video for Ne, one for Ni and so on. It would be greatly appreciated! Thank you for all the great content and for being so harsh to us INFPs! Greetings from Austria

[@kimberlysmith3390]

On behalf of Isfjs I'm sorry for what we put people through. I'm greatful that for every arch type there are people they can relate well to. I went through the critical stage with people and am still not all the way out of the woods with that but I have grown a lot and am not the same as I once was I understand better that its hard to measure up to the moral compass of myself and I believe that God wants us to try our best and he knows when we are. But he is more merciful than we are, we have to learn mercy with others and ourselves.

[@hirsch4155]

This guy’s really growing on me, at first I was like he’s too much lol my Se (ESTP) couldn’t take it, I found the Ne stress inducing, but the more I watch the more I learn, plus I now see him as really forthright not pretentious and the stuff he says checks out, like the real deal Still need to get used to the Ne style a bit more for example the going on tangents (I mean from my perspective) but for now I either speed up the video or watch the long videos in short chunks. Maybe other sensors can relate?

[@BMaier-gu4ki]

Intj and you are correct...the older i get im 35..the more i verify!

[@CSJoseph]

:thumbs up:

[@betrix3000]

I'm an ISTP. I remember certain things that are important to me very well and in great detail. I remember things so specifically that several people have told me that I have a good memory, which in turn causes me to believe it myself. I also don't rage often. I don't have the mental energy for outbursts of anger (but outbursts of happiness is a different story). So if someone kept a record of everything I forgot, just to show it to me at an opportune moment, I'd get annoyed, but I wouldn't lash out. I'd get quiet and aloof. And honestly, I'd probably get out my notebook and do the same to them. Two can play at that game. Let's see how you like it. So now I'm questioning if I'm even an ISTP. So many things check out, but so many things don't. I feel like I don't fit in these boxes, but ISTP is just the closest. Based on your descriptions, I believe I use both Se and Si very strongly, as if both are parent functions. But that's impossible according to Beebe, right? So many questions. Gotta do more research. I love your passion, though. It's inspiring.

[@thelaurelwreathismine4805]

This reminded me of a conversation I recently had with my friend. So I told him that I might like a guy, and that guy might like me. (The uncertain of an INTP) He went : "You changes your crush like once every month" I was like excuse me?? I've only known you for 2 years or so and I've stopped crushing people for 4 years already :)) and somehow by "knowing my life better than me" He, an ISTJ, is so determined that he was right. I had to calmly explain to him the case we were in :)) he held silence for 5 minutes, made a *realization sound* and changed the subject.

[@hit2163]

37:00 im so sorry man. i love your videos.

[@elisabethschlarb3059]

Lol just watching you makes me immediately able to type my cousin - he's so much like you in the way he speaks it's insane! 😅

[@Neo_metallum]

29:08 - it was that time when CS Joseph knew he should take up Jungian stand-up comedy

[@bobbyjean1581]

Yeah the ESXJ impersonation 😂

[@Moodboard39]

Funny guy lol 😂

[@tituskolars3843]

INTJ here. For the sake of using Ti critic for wisdom and verifying the things I believe to be true, could you please post a video on the reliability of depth psychology? If you're too busy, could you recommend any articles or books?

[@CSJoseph]

please watch more videos because all of that is covered.

[@Lordbloodwolf7]

Thanks Chase, actually needed to hear this as an ENJ so i can practically improve myself 👊🏽. This Bible verse came to mind in this vid, not sure if you’d agree but i cant help but think of: “Do not judge so that you will not be judged. For in the way you judge, you will be judged; and by your standard of measure, it will be measured to you.” Matthew 7:1-2 (NASB).

[@pragnyan7770]

Oh my god! This was an amazing lecture, lots of rants and damn funny. The bug - hammer analogy. Lol. that's what I do to my ESFP father when he doesn't listen to my ESFJ mom about not helping others and stuff. And yes my mom wears weirdest of weird clothes which are revolting, sometimes bright yellow which may harm our eyes and always criticizes me for wearing plain black or fandom t-shirts. Now I know what to do with that. Since my dad vicariously tries to live through me, demanding to develop will power, my Ni critic is fairly developed, but still need a lot of work to do. I consider everything I want with excruciating details. Amazing lecture. Loved it.

[@heatherbryant4197]

Yay! This was a nice surprise. I thought you were going to upload for a different season. You have 9,935 subscribers now! 🎉 I almost want to unsubscribe so I can be your 10k subscriber 😂 I want to say you had like 200 when I first found you! If you tell your kids you're thankful for 10,000 subscribers will they understand or are they too young? I'm also curious, does KZbin give you any perks when you hit 10k? Your description of Si critic almost sounded more like Si trickster? Re: Si child, I used to play pool but I was always better at it when I was buzzed. So maybe that was more using Se in a cognitive transition? I also loved the rocking horse metaphor. It's especially fitting for "movement" types -- "there's a lot of movement, but you're not going anywhere!" 🏇vs🎠 😂

[@CSJoseph]

To answer your question, yes that is more Se in a cognitive transition. Much

[@ariantejano2518]

ISTP here. You're so correct about being so irresponsible with Se experiences. Lmao.

[@arande3]

"I don't engage anything because I don't identify with any of this. What's the point, this isn't me, I don't want to reinforce something that isn't me." Is this an Ni critic type of statement?

[@treasurem2491]

No, its an undeveloped Fi(identity). While I respect his description of the Ni critic, it was very simplistic and shallow. Identity development is very essential for IXNPs to desire or aspire for stuff.

[@tirionpendragon]

I'm an INFP, so Ni critic, but after being betrayed and my loyalty being abused I found myself becoming hypervigilant with my relationships and friends, at the first lie or impression they could be faking something I'am going to jump to conclusions and calling out this person, telling them that I won't trust anymore if they keep telling lies or staying in the ambiguity. Are these the consequences of the shadow transition? Does this make sense?

[@glodazkaloopablenakirium3692]

Unconcious focused infp. Yeah its our enfj side

[@abbynormal7525]

If people would watch your videos on personality types, I believe that more understanding would happen. Have fun with the kids over Thanksgiving and even though you are getting over being sick you are still so animated. I hope no one calls me while I’m recording cause that would suck. I know you are being dead serious but so damn funny . Keep up the good work.

[@CSJoseph]

awesome, much appreciated

[@stephanietherese]

I love how deep this is going... Your KZbin account is like a treasure trove to my brain.

[@elypelowski5670]

You nailed Fe critic. That was the missing piece for me with someone close to me, once I learned to challenge this person on their selfishness this opened doors and it broke them out of being lazy and selfish.

[@paulwilliams1731]

in terms of the INP's, or at least the INFP, you say that Ne parent allows them to see others fates. Don't you think this would give them some form of wisdom over the dangers of wanting things. As awful as it is to fear your own desires, and stagnate, you have to admit seeing everyone else crash and burn would contribute.

[@paulwilliams1731]

also, since ni is an introverted function, wouldn't it mean we're hyper critical of our own desires, and wouldn't focus on judging the desires of others? I feel awful when I can't get things done because I'm afraid of failure, and I feel that the fact that I don't try somehow makes me better, even though I wish I could try. still, I don't outwardly judge others for pursuing goals, only for being annoying about it based on my inner insecurity, but when I use it correctly, and try I pride myself on my willpower. (side note) Its also a bit hypocritical to announce with all pride that you're actively biased, but also claim so boldly that you're correct. it feels as though you make no room for error in your logic. not really relevant to this video, but on a few INFP topics, you skim them in the video, but have very important details in the comments when someone calls you out. you may do this frequently, but I've mainly watched infp videos. TBH I'm starting to take mbti with more grains of salt as I'm starting to see the system blend together.

[@CSJoseph]

while you can learn from others mistakes, it is harder to learn from others potential mistakes because you have not experienced them yourself.

[@CSJoseph]

I can do no other. #martinluther

[@freezeblaster15]

Style is on point!

[@sledgehog1]

What's with ENTPs and single fatherhood? I kind of start to see that pattern. Just the other day I was playing Phoenix Wright and noticed the same traits(fatherhood + ENTP). That aside, thank you for the informative video. - Fellow NTP.