Hi Tribe!

On this episode of Objectively Typed, we decided to go “outside” of our usual box and type someone neither of us had heard of before: Watch YouTuber Craig Shipp. He’s a favorite of a friend of the podcast and was surprisingly fun to get to know.

Type along with us as we explore the exciting world of bitcoin, why Rolex is over rated and discover if Craig is a pedophile... or not.

Our typing dataset for Craig: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ZUwrGnONAr6xIAUEYVGUvRxFK6kn-5JYxvRXRfii7Yc/edit?usp=sharing

Hi Tribe!

We talk about our saviors and demons a lot, but what about shadow functions? In this episode of Objectively Typed, Evelyn Cash-Santos and Virsaviya discuss these - do they exist? How do we access them?

Join us for a dynamic discussion on shadow observers, with Evelyn as an Ne/Si user and Virsaviya as an Se/Ni user, we dive into what it means to simulate each others functions. And then promptly stumble around as we discuss the deciders, trying to better understand Fe/Ti and teasing apart what is what, as everything begins to blend together for us as double deciders. 😂

Ahmed is known for his portrayal of Jar Jar Binks in Star Wars Episodes I-III. However, the world doesn’t remember him due to the controversy and often vitriolic reactions people had to Jar Jar’s character. Struggling to make peace with the tribe hate, Ahmed almost committed suicide. Today, he talks about his experiences openly, which allowed Evelyn and I to see where he feels stuck as we typed him. While some parts jumped out to both of us, we couldn’t agree on decider vs observer. What did you see?

Ahmed was a joy to get to know and we both walked away as Ahmed fans, wishing him the very best with his upcoming one man show.

For those who'd like to type along, here are the videos both of us watched:

Last episode, we discussed Alphaness - what it means to be an alpha, what are the various parts of the hero’s journey, and our own experiences with it. If you missed it, check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0043QZctIBA

Next up, we interview M-Te, punchy queen of OPS herself: Shannon Renee! In this episode, Shannon gives us new insights into how OPS was built and the struggle and grind that both she and Dave went through to bring this amazing system to us.

In this episode, we discuss the idea of "alpha-ness:" what does it mean to us and how does it relate to the Hero's Journey?

In this episode, we type AOC: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the standout freshman U.S. Representative for New York's 14th congressional district.

In this episode, we discuss mindfulness.

Was something particularly interesting or enlightening? Want to type along with us? Just looking for a place to talk OPS? Come join us at https://www.reddit.com/r/ObjectivelyTyped/ for tidalwave threads, episode discussions and more!

In this episode, we take a look at our typing process - what should we continue doing, what should we stop doing and what should start doing?

We discuss our current process and share some tips and tricks for what's been working for us.

What works for you? We'd love to hear about your process! Come share at https://www.reddit.com/r/ObjectivelyTyped/! We also have tidalwave threads, episode discussions and more!

In this episode, we type LeBron James, often considered the greatest basketball player of all time. We took some time to separately consume content on [name]. In order to better understand the system and how to apply it, we reveal our types and discuss where we differ and why.

Is he self above tribe or tribe above self? What about his animals - how does he take in information - through consuming or playing? Listen along as we discuss all this, and more!

Was something particularly interesting or enlightening? Want to type along with us? Just looking for a place to talk OPS? Come join us at https://www.reddit.com/r/ObjectivelyTyped/ for tidalwave threads, episode discussions and more!

In this episode, we type Elsa of Arendelle. We took some time to separately consume content on Elsa. In order to better understand the system and how to apply it, we reveal our types and discuss where we differ and why.

Was something particularly interesting or enlightening? Want to type along with us? Just looking for a place to talk OPS? Come join us at https://www.reddit.com/r/ObjectivelyTyped/ for tidalwave threads, episode discussions and more!