Hi, welcome back to the Personality Hacker podcast. My name is Joel Mark Whitt.

And I'm Antonia Dodge. Once again this week, we are joined by our guest host, Dr. Dario Nardi.

Dario, welcome back to Personality Hacker. Absolutely. Thank you for having me.

You might notice a little qualitative difference in Dario's audio because he was here with us

in person in our studio in the last few episodes. But this show, you're actually in Europe right now.

You're a world traveler, man. You're you're living my dream with us traveling the world.

And I'm a little bit jealous, but we're welcoming you here from coming. Where are you?

Copenhagen right now? Yeah, there you go. So welcome to the show today.

So apparently though, I just want to I just want to start out by saying, I don't know if you guys

are aware of this, but apparently we're all mistyped. Joel, you're an INFP. Dario, you're an ENFP.

I don't know if you know that. And I'm an ESTP, according to the most recent information.

So I just wanted to make sure that we all came out with with no acknowledging that we've

all made mistyped this entire time. If you're a new listener, Antonia's joking. She's not

she's not actually calling out our actual personality type. She's she's teasing us a little bit.

Right. And the reason why I'm teasing all of us is because there is a thing in the type community.

I think I've railed against it in the past that I think when somebody wants to believe that

they have mastered the system or is trying to get to a place where they feel like they that

they feel good enough about their information around the system. One of the things that

happens, I don't think this always happens, but there is a I don't know, it's like a behavior

that shows up in the type community where upon believing one has mastery over this system,

they'll go around and question the best fit types of people who are on the public eye within

this community, like the influencers in the type community. And I understand why people do it.

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