- Which of the 16 personalities is the most dangerous type?
Which personality type could cause a whole lot of trouble
if they wanted to.
And do they want to?
I mean, that's a good question.
Of course, each type can have their own ways
of being dangerous, but overall,
which ones are the most dangerous?
The ones that you gotta keep your eye on.
Today we're gonna rank each of the types
in four categories of danger.
Not so dangerous, a little dangerous, very dangerous,
and red alert! (bell ringing)
Where does your personality type fall?
Let's find out.
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The first group we're gonna talk about
is the not so dangerous types.
This is the category
for types that still have the potential to be dangerous,
as everyone does, but more often than not
they won't find themselves in dangerous situations
like getting into fights or getting into trouble.
In this category, we have ISFJ's, ESFJ's, ISFP's,
and ISTJ's.
Now, all four of these types would probably
rather sit down and have a nice conversation
that leads to the opposing parties in a conflict
coming to an agreement instead of getting revenge
or hunting down their enemy.
As I discussed in my video on each MBTI type as villains,
even types like ISFJ's can have ways to be evil.
But even in drastic situations like that,
these types aren't starting massive conflicts usually.
They've gotta have a good reason,
like an ISTJ who's mad at you because you
messed up their neatly arranged and labeled closet.
ISFP's and ESFJ's can get up in arms defending people
or things they care about,
but again, that's more of a defensive dangerousness.
And because of that, overall,
these types are less dangerous than the other kinds
that will bring the danger to you.
The next group we're gonna talk about
is the little dangerous types.
(Frank laughs)
The way I phrased that makes this sound like they're little,
it is unclear.
They're a little dangerous.
That's what I'm trying to say.
Now, these types have an occasional
dangerous streak in them,
but often they'll find themselves
in dangerous situations by accident.
They're not intentionally out there being dangerous.
Now these types are the ESFP's, the ENFP's,
the ENFJ's, and the INFP's.
These four aren't generally out there looking for trouble,
but yet, it always seems to find them somehow.
ESFP's are always diving into new activities,
and this means that just by the nature
of doing more things than most other types,
they're gonna have the potential to stumble
into some danger, and to be just, in general, dangerous.
I'm not sure I'd want to get in a fight with someone
who has taken nine different martial arts,
gone skydiving, and can just do back flips
whenever they want.
That's just an example of how ESFP's
will have tried a bunch of different stuff.
You never know what they have in their back pocket.
ENFP's have a lot of potential to be dangerous,
but more so than not,
they're instead just kind of mischievous.
Dangerous's little brother.
They're antics don't often lead to actual harm.
For instance, they might pull a prank on someone
that gets a good laugh,
but it's not sending anyone to the hospital.
When the going gets rough
they can up those antics to be a little more problematic,
but most of the time they would rather
just get a good laugh outta everyone,
or have fun instead of hurting anyone.
They'd rather hurt you with a funny insult
than with a karate chop to the face.
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- ENFJ's and INFP's are a little odd
because their dangerous side only comes up
when it's time to stand up for what they think is right.
Whether it's fighting for the little guy
or rioting for a cause they think is important,
these types can turn dangerous when they feel like
the time calls for it.
Of course, they come at it from different angles.
INFP's are gonna be very much like,
"How do I feel about this individually?"
Whereas ENFJ's, if they see a lot of other people
feeling very strongly about something,
that's what's going to call them to action.
That's what separates them from the not so dangerous types.
These types are willing to become dangerous
and bring the danger to you, should the need arise.
But typically, it's only when needed
and they don't often find the need to do it.
Now things are starting to heat up
as we approach the very dangerous types.
You gotta be careful.
These are the types who not only have the potential
to be dangerous, but they kind of like the danger too,
if they're being honest.
An occasional scheme or fight
makes life a little more interesting for them.
It's like, well, if you did something bad
to me or my friends, well then,
if something bad just so happens to happen to you
then maybe you just deserved what was happening
in the happening times that happened. (laughs)
I swear, English is my first language.
So these types that I'm talking about
in the very dangerous category are INFJ's,
ENTP's, INTP's, and ISTP's.
ISTP's have the potential to be in the final category
that we're gonna talk about next,
but their preference for introversion
usually leads them to just mind their own business.
If they have a target in their scopes though,
ISTP's can bring the danger full force.
There is a reason that movies with the trope
of the ex-hitman out to get revenge after trying to retire,
they have ISTP lead characters.
ENTP's and INTP's are dangerous because
of their sheer intellect and ability to come up
with a thousand different ways to be dangerous.
They're analytical enough to know
just what they need to plan or do to get what they want.
Or, on the other end of that spectrum,
maybe they let their wild creativity go unchecked
and they just throw everything at you until something hits.
This combination of both chaotic creativity
and analytical thinking creates a dangerous duo
with an answer to almost any problem that gets in their way.
INFJ's danger is a different kind of danger
from the previous three types.
Instead of fighting you,
INFJ's prefer a more subtle approach.
They'll watch you, learn your habits and interests,
what makes you tick.
They'll figure out who you do and don't get along with
and make friends with your enemies.
You see, if an INFJ wants to be dangerous,
there's a good chance that you won't even know it was them
when your downfall comes
because they will have manipulated those around them
to do the job for them.
Instead of fighting you,
maybe they find a way to get you arrested.
The last thing you see as the cops take you away
is the sly smile of the INFJ
from the corner of your eye.
Red alert! (bell ringing)
Ah!
Now we're on the final category,
the most dangerous of all the types.
These types are not only good at being dangerous,
but they tend to be the ones who will happily
bring the danger into any problems that come their way.
What makes them especially dangerous though
is that they won't feel too bad
about whatever danger they cause,
whether it's deserved or not.
These red alert dangerous types are the ENTJ's, the ESTP's,
ESTJ's, and INTJ's.
ESTP's are the most in your face,
throw a punch if you make them mad type of them all.
They don't beat around the bush with their words.
And if danger even has a chance to solve the problem there,
then they're gonna pounce on that opportunity.
"Oh, you beat me at basketball?
You looked at my girl the wrong way?
You took one of my Chicken McNuggets
and didn't think I'd noticed?
That's nothing a good punch to the face can't solve."
Now, ENTJ'S and ESTJ's are dangerous
because they have the strange combination
of not only being dangerous themselves,
but also being able to command and control others
to be dangerous for or with them.
And I'm talking in a much more direct way.
We mentioned with the INFJ's
that they will subtly manipulate other people.
These types are not as subtle.
They'll just be like, "Hey dude, do this thing for me."
The ENTJ and ESTJ are like the final bosses
in a video game.
You gotta fight through a whole army of underlings
and by the time you get to them you're worn out,
you're tired, you're under prepared.
You know, you had the feather that you got
and you had the cape like Mario,
but now, by this time, you're just the little Mario.
You're almost dead.
Frank, what are you talking about? (laughs)
Meanwhile, they've just been sitting back relaxing
and they're ready to take you on.
This also applies, and maybe most often applies,
in non-violent situations where the danger
is not to your physical self, but maybe just more like
to your mental wellbeing.
For example, you want to ask your boss for a raise,
have fun getting through the five layers
of managers before them.
What the danger of these two types really boils down to
is efficiency and authori-tay.
- And you will respect my authori-tay!
- They know the quickest way to dispose of any problem,
and they have the say and the ability to do it.
Finally, we have the INTJ's.
Oh man, (laughs) pretty serious.
This type isn't as openly dangerous
as the other three in this category.
They aren't gonna walk up and hit you
or shout at you or tell you to do stuff.
They may not even make their presence known,
and that's what makes them, perhaps,
the most dangerous type.
The INTJ sees obstacles like a strategy game.
Every situation has a desired outcome
and many different ways to get there.
Their skillset is determining which path
will offer the least resistance
while also giving them the greatest outcome.
Much like INFJ's, they prefer to scheme
and set things in motion behind the scenes.
Unlike INFJ's, INTJ's don't have as much care or regard
for other people's desires or feelings.
And when I say care or regard for people's feelings
I don't necessarily mean that INFJ's are like,
"Oh, I care so much."
It's more just like, "I care about it in the sense of
that's an important tool for me to use."
INTJ is not so focused on that.
And INTJ's intentions may not even be malicious.
They just naturally see how people act,
what skills they're good at,
and how those skills can be influenced to meet their goals.
And INTJ's form of danger is them getting what they want
without anyone being any wiser to how they got it.
An ENTJ might walk into a castle and kill the king
so that he might become the new ruler.
But an INTJ will set events in motion from behind the scenes
that lead to everyone in the kingdom turning on the king
while the INTJ just happens to be the next in line
for the ruling position.
Thanks for watching it,
and until next time, stay cool and attractive.
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