Podcast - Episode 0412 - Personality Ethics - Brain Imaging - And The Future Of Type (with Dr. Dario Nardi)

In this podcast you’ll find:

• Joel introduces the ‘fireside chat’ he and Antonia hosted between Dr. Dario Nardi and some of our Profiler Training students at our recent live event.
• Our student’s questions:
• At the moment it feels like scientists doing brain scanning research are screaming their findings to the masses, but no-one’s listening – is this a weakness or growth opportunity within the field?
  • What are Dario’s thoughts and how did he conduct his research?
• How can an ISTP prioritize their personal-growth work when there seems to be so many avenues to explore?
  • Antonia shares how the HAT model can help. Check out parts 1, 2 and 3 of our new series to learn about the HAT model.
• How does Dario see brain imaging research being used in the future? Will this be used to determine someone’s best-fit type?
  • Dario’s thoughts on the limitations of testing instruments and typology systems.
• How can younger generations carry forward type into the future?
  • What Dario believes typology systems need in order to survive.
• How do we encourage others to become “stewards” of type and foster a sense of respect for the system?
  • Why ethics should matter for leaders and practitioners within the type community.
• How do you prevent type from being misused – and allow space for those who are “off-kilter”?
  • Dario and Antonia share some history in ways type has been used, and some distinctions that need to be made.
• How will human bias affect the validity of type data as both the system and number of profilers grow?
  • Dario shares his approach to guiding yourself or someone else towards a best-fit type.
  • Antonia shares her thoughts on the role profilers should play.
  • Joel shares his thoughts on how humans affect data and systems.
• Has Dario conducted brain-scanning research on how trauma and drugs affect the brain?
  • Dario shares some of his experiences and observations.