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Update August 2nd, 2017: first of all, there is a big mistake in this video that several socionists have already pointed out in the comments, namely, at 6:42 I describe the traits of "bold" vs. "cautious", and say that in the function stack, the bold functions always share the rationality of the leading function. That's completely incorrect; I completely messed that up. Really, the bold function shares the attitude of the leading function, the E/I split.

I didn't realize this at the time, because I was so focused on getting the video together, I just made a sort of joke out of it, rather than the far more responsible thing which would be to actually look up what was wrong here. I apologize for that.

Thank you to those who pointed out the mistake -- as always, please point those things out, and please read the comments, so that my own foibles don't mislead you.

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