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When people post videos, podcasts, texts, or publish material, they reveal certain characteristics of themselves, like their culture and interest. They also reveal mental abilities. One can review the content of their work and analyse its linguistic form and quality.

Similarly, when people “voice” themselves in the public domain, they also “voice” their typological composition. A person not only wears his or her heart on their sleeve, but also expresses their extraverted or introverted thinking, feeling, sensation, or intuition. 

Jung wrote Psychological Types just over a hundred years ago, in 1921. The knowledge therein has been freely available since then. Once one has discovered the authenticity of Jung's psychological types, it becomes natural to recognise typical mental attitudes everywhere. 

Moreover, noting someone's psychological type gives insight into the person's mental orientation and typological vantage point, which then allow a much deeper understanding of the relevant standpoint.

Having said that, in the process of classifying a large number of individuals, occasionally a classification may prove inadequate.  Corrections will then be made should the empirical material necessitate it.

We include the widest possible spectrum of material regardless of the views represented.  The said views are not necessarily representative of our individual standpoints. 

NOTE: In the event of video content or links being withdrawn by other parties on the worldwide web, we undertake to replace such material if possible.