Dario Nardi

[paradoxparadigm7]

For anyone that might be interested in Nardi's work, he's interviewed (about 4 short interviews) on youtube NFGeeks. (I don't know how to embed a video so I'll leave a link )
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgFERPXB0SA&feature=c4-overview&list=UU64ZVKXwVqL31sJojEiIv4g

 

[Base groove]

Well, the work of his I have been exposed to thus far seems sort of dubious/fraudulent.

Maybe I just haven't given it enough of a chance.

 

[paradoxparadigm7]

Well, the work of his I have been exposed to thus far seems sort of dubious/fraudulent.

Maybe I just haven't given it enough of a chance.

I haven't used a critical frame of mind in assessing his work. I think what's needed is to read his articles, books etc which I haven't done. But I give him credit for taking MBTI to the neurologic level.

 

[Base groove]

But I give him credit for taking MBTI to the neurologic level.

Yes it is brave and innovative and it is exactly what I discredit him for.

Until we have an objective way to identify functions it makes little sense to look for correlations between the functions and neural activity.

Although it might be beneficial to gather data and look for patterns after the fact, and then see if a correlation exists between the data and a probable MBTI type.