Hey, welcome back to the Personality Hacker Podcast.

My name is Joel Mark Witt.

And I'm Antonio Dodge.

One of the things we would like to do here at Personality Hacker on probably a yearly basis is something that we've been tossed around this idea of doing that we call the state of typology address.

Kind of playing on the thing that the President of the United States does once a year

where he talks he or she would talk about the state of the Union you know the United States

kind of what's going on in the country. And we thought that would be interesting

to talk a little bit about what's happening in typology.

Now, we're not going to do that today.

This is not a state of the typology address

or anything like that.

But out of that idea came the topic of today's conversation,

which is this idea that we see happening everywhere around people pushing

for the most accurate personality test possible or the most

typeology system possible. There's a lot of efforts that we see online at

the time of this recording right now where people are developing apps,

they're developing methodologies,

they're developing new ways of testing,

new ways of discovering personality type,

with this attempt to get to the most accurate representation of someone's type, the most accurate

reporting of someone's type, whether that's through facial recognition or through

more nuanced ways of typing someone,

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