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12 Surprising Secrets of the INFJ Personality Type

INFJ from the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator instrument is believed to be the rarest personality

type, and to make up less than 2% of the population.

INFJs can be difficult to spot due to the fact that they are not prevalent in society

and tend to be reserved individuals.

However, INFJs make fiercely loyal friends, empathetic and organized workers, and exceptional

leaders for causes they deem worthy and for the greater good of humanity.

In this video, I'm going to share with you 12 surprising secrets of the INFJ personality

type.

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So, let's take a look at some of the "secrets" of what it means to be an INFJ personality

type.

1.

INFJs are true introverts.

Yet people not very close to them believe them to be extroverts.

This happens because INFJs can be social chameleons and have an innate ability to blend in in

any social setting.

The INFJ can be the life of the party for a night or two, showcasing their inviting

nature and vivaciousness.

However, this is never prolonged because, in introverted-fashion, they lose energy from

others.

Those close to an INFJ know that this type prefers bars over clubs and barbecues over

balls, and can give a speech to thousands of people

but cringes at the idea of mingling with the crowd afterward.

Eventually, this type will need to retreat home for some quiet time to "recharge their

batteries," or they will become very on-edge and exhausted.

2.

INFJs are sensitive to conflict.

Fe makes INFJs seek harmony in their relationships.

They strive to create good feelings whenever they interact with someone.

So when conflict arises, especially in close relationships, INFJs can become extremely

distressed.

They may have trouble sleeping or lose focus at school or work.

They may even feel the stress of the conflict physically in their bodies, getting headaches,

muscle aches, upset stomaches, etc.

This does not mean INFJs should avoid conflict by becoming passive pushovers or constant

people-pleasers.

INFJs should set boundaries and stick up for their own needs.

They can do this in a way that's diplomatic, using the warmth and understanding that flow

naturally from their Fe.

3.

One of their greatest strengths is their ability to create intimacy.

In the presence of casual acquaintances, INFJs might come across as quiet and reserved.

Remember, they usually don't open up to people right away.

But INFJs are actually extremely relational.

Because they can feel other people's pain and joy, they are able to truly walk in another

person's shoes like no other personality type can.

This ability to empathize creates strong bonds of intimacy.

4.

INFJs absorb other people's emotions.

No other Myers-Briggs personality type has this unique ability.

Some INFJs even report absorbing the emotions of strangers.

An INFJ may suddenly feel grumpy, only to look around the room and discover a grumpy-looking

person has just walked in.

The closer the person is emotionally to the INFJ, like a spouse or best friend, the more

likely it is that the INFJ will absorb that person's mental state.

To feel not only your own strong emotions, but those of other people too, can be overwhelming.

But the INFJ's ability can also be used to bring emotional healing and comfort to

others.

"The ability to unconsciously absorb other people's emotions with very little information

to go on.

"INFJs have the ability to get inside the suffering of others and tell them it's going

to be okay."

5.

INFJs feel profoundly misunderstood.

Many INFJs feel deeply misunderstood.

The reason many people are not on the same wavelength as the INFJ is because the INFJ's

dominant function is Introverted Intuition (Ni).

(A personality type's "dominant function" is the primary way that person takes in and

processes information.

It's the main way a person interacts with the world.)

Ni subconsciously notices patterns.

Specifically, INFJs notice patterns related to human nature,

because their secondary function, Extroverted Feeling (Fe), orients them toward people.

Ni works mysteriously and subconsciously.

It allows the INFJ to know information without knowing why or how they know it.

Often, INFJs give up trying to explain their ability.

Or they don't try at all, because they know how unusual it sounds.

This leaves them feeling isolated and misunderstood.

6.

INFJs have amazing long-range forecasting abilities.

Sometimes INFJs may feel like prophets or fortune-tellers.

That's because Ni helps them see the big picture, notice patterns, and make predictions

for the future based on the patterns they've observed.

For example, let's say an INFJ meets a new love interest.

Right away, possibly within minutes, they start predicting where the relationship could

go.

Could they see themselves marrying this person or would it just be a fling?

If they don't think the relationship will bring the desired outcome, "they may immediately

cut themselves off from that relationship.

However, INFJs are not actually psychic.

They see what could be, not necessarily what will happen with absolute certainty.

But mature INFJs have honed their forecasting abilities well.

7.

Though they are Feelers, INFJs can easily access their Thinking ability.

INFJs often mistype as INTJs, the "Thinking" twin of the INFJ.

Although INFJs are indeed people-oriented, due to their third function, Introverted Thinking

(Ti), they are also analytical and scientific.

They may enjoy careers in technology, the sciences, and research.

Because Fe is second in their functional stack and Ti is third, these two functions are fairly

balanced in the INFJ.

Indeed, INFJs don't outwardly appear as emotional as an ENFJ or ESFJ, whose Feeling

function is their dominant function.

An INFJ might lament that they are "too emotional for the Thinkers but too logical

for the Feelers."

But this common sense comes in handy, making INFJs generally balanced and well-rounded.

8.

INFJs know a lot about people.

Ni and Fe work together to gather information about people.

But INFJs don't just remember when someone's birthday is or how they take their coffee;

INFJs use Ni to penetrate below the surface.

They get into other people's heads and figure out what makes them tick.

For example, they understand that the emotional pain their friend is experiencing stems not

just from their ex's recent unkind words, but also from a deep fear of not feeling valued.

They often know when someone is lying even to themselves.

INFJs are not consciously aware of how they know so much about other people, and they

rarely reveal the depth of their knowledge.

9.

Many relationships are one-sided for INFJs.

INFJs tend to be great listeners because they truly care about other people.

Likewise, they enjoy helping others understand their emotions and grow.

They're nicknamed "the Counselor" for a reason.

Unfortunately, this may result in the INFJ's relationships becoming one-sided.

Other people come to the INFJ when they need to vent.

Or they may take advantage of the INFJ's desire to help.

One day, the INFJ wakes up and wonders why their relationships are so draining.

The people in the INFJ's life are getting so much out of the relationship but the INFJ

is getting little in return.

What INFJs need is relationships that are a two-way exchange of fulfillment, support,

and understanding.

10.

INFJs are looking for their soul mates.

INFJs desire to connect deeply with others.

Shallow, one-sided relationships won't do.

Likewise, because they are introverts, they have limited social energy.

So INFJs look for friends or a partner who are their "soul mates."

These are people who truly click with the INFJ and can feed their very real need for

authentic connection, intimacy, and meaningful conversation.

However, INFJs often struggle to create the kind of relationships they desire.

When they do find people with whom they truly connect, it feels like a miracle.

11.

INFJs are "fixers," and they gravitate towards people who need help.

This type loves a good fixer-upper and with their ability to see the "good bones" of another

person, their true motives and intentions, and to readily provide comfort and compassion,

they fall victim to the Broken Wing Theory, or the idea that they can rescue others who

have a "broken wing," or who have been dealt a poor hand.

This can be rewarding for the hopeful INFJ but also frustrating and depleting when boundaries

are overstepped.

12.

INFJs are visionaries who always see the big picture.

This type tends to always operate about ten steps ahead.

They are skilled planners and focus their sights on the end goal and what is needed

to propel them there.

However, while INFJs are off in dreamland about their futures, they can sometimes forget

to be present in the world that is happening now.

As a result, they do well with other more grounded types who can remind them to live

in the moment.

All in all, that's the 12 surprising secrets of the INFJ personality type.

Really cool information isn't it.

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Hi. Today I will show you how to make Advent calendar.

I made this video by request from my viewers.

Detailed list of all needed items is in the description of this video.

Cut the cardboard rolls in a half.

Cut a rectangle out of wrapping paper. 10cm x 20cm.

Glue the paper to a piece of cardboard roll.

We need 24 pieces as this one.

Use a twine and a marker to draw a big circle. About 34cm in diameter.

Now draw a smaller circle inside it. About 26cm in diameter.

Cut off the big circle...

...and then a small circle.

Apply the glue and wrap the cardboard by using wrapping paper.

Apply glue on the end of cardboard roll and glue it to the cardboard.

Glue second roll next to the first one.

Glue all the rolls.

Put a candy inside a roll and tie the paper by using ribbon.

Do the same with all the rolls.

Cut off the printed numbers.

Glue the adhesive foam squares on the back of numbers.

Glue the numbers to the rolls.

And it's done.

An Advent calendar is a nice way to count the days of Advent in anticipation of Christmas.

Besides the candies you can fill the rolls with some small items which are enjoyed by children.

Please give a like to this video and subscribe to my channel.

Thanks for watching. Bye bye.

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Oil and water.

The reluctance of these two liquids

to mix together and stay that way is so well known they

have become cliche for any two things

that do not go together well.

Currently, there are ways to mix the two,

but ultimately, they will separate again.

So what if there was a way to not only mix oil and water,

but to have the mixture remain stable

for long periods of time, perhaps indefinitely?

Well, a team of researchers at MIT

may have found a way to do just that.

Here we have oil and water represented

by the colors red and blue.

Alone, these two liquids will not mix together.

But add in a soap-like substance,

called a surfactant, then mix, and suddenly, the two liquids

will blend.

This type of mixture of two or more liquids

that are normally immiscible is called an emulsion.

Now, creating emulsions is not a new process.

Think of the mixture of oil and vinegar in salad dressings,

for example.

But the challenge is to get the emulsions

to remain stable for longer than a few minutes.

The key to overcoming ultimate separation

is to have really small, nano-sized droplets.

When the drops are that small, gravity cannot overcome them,

and they can remain suspended indefinitely.

There are ways to do this.

However, the current industrial processes

are extremely energy intensive and expensive.

The new process used in the MIT lab

requires very little energy, in fact, no mixing at all,

and can remain stable for months.

This new process takes a bottom-up approach

by using condensation to create the droplets.

First, they take a reservoir of oil with an added surfactant,

place it inside a chamber with very humid air,

and cool the oil.

As it cools, the condensing water

forms droplets at the surface that

spread through the oil-surfactant mixture,

forming uniform, nanoscale droplets.

These droplets are so tiny and uniformed that they

are hard to even see under a microscope.

The team believes the approach should

work with a variety of oils and surfactants.

This new process could provide design guidelines for use

in particular applications that have

expiration dates, like drug delivery, cosmetics,

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The coach came to Smeb's streaming room

(Coach) I mastered this song (Listening to a music that's ranked high on the music chart)

(Smeb) Master? You have to master this as it's so good

(Coach) I think this fits my tone well a bit

(Coach) You know that captivating voice, right?

(Smeb) I agree with you Smeb is talking soullessly

He's only smiling as he was somewhat embarrassed...

Moving nostril

(Coach) When will you stream until

(Smeb) Me?

(Coach) When are you gonna eat something?

(Smeb) Ah, I just ate something roughly with Pawn A thoughtful coach who even cares for the player's meal

(Coach) You ate something passingly? (Smeb) Yes

(Coach) What did you eat?

(Smeb) We just went for Jangga's

(Coach) Jangga's?

(Smeb) Yes, so I'm gonna stream straightly without eating anything and

(Smeb) gonna end streaming afterward

(Coach) Smeb, I'll go out to eat something

(Smeb) Okay, come back later.

(Coach) I'm not gonna come back

(Smeb) Where are you going

(Coach) Call me

A harmonious KT family

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"We are the Finger Family!"

Daddy finger, daddy finger, where are you?  Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Mommy finger, Mommy finger, where are you?  Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Brother finger, Brother finger, where are you?  Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Sister finger, Sister finger, where are you?  Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Baby finger, Baby finger, where are you?  Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Daddy finger, daddy finger, where are you?  Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Mommy finger, Mommy finger, where are you?  Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Brother finger, Brother finger, where are you?  Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

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It's very, very hard to survive

small and oftentimes white and Western.

is small and oftentimes white and Western.

I'm usually taller than the average men around me.

Thank you, Josh.

When I was 12 years old,

I was looking for shoes to wear

for my Bat Mitzvah celebration.

Salespeople would look at me

and be like you're 12 and you're already a size 11?

I'm sorry, we don't have your size.

And then we heard that there was one shoe store

that was selling big shoe sizes for women

and we walk into the store

and the salesperson looks at me

and he says you know what?

My daughter, she also has a big size like yours

and she went on a diet

and she lost weight

and because she lost weight,

her shoe size also shrinked.

I remember looking at my big feet

and feeling embarrassed

and I remember going out of the store

with my mother and just wanting to shrink.

I wanted to contain myself into something smaller.

For years I tried to lose weight

because I thought that I'm taking up too much space,

you cannot be so tall.

For years I heard relatives and friends

telling me don't wear heels to weddings,

you're already too tall,

you're gonna be the tallest girl around anyways, wear flats.

It will scare off men.

It will threaten men.

Don't wear big gold earrings.

You already have enough presence.

That dress - I don't like it,

it hugs your curves.

You know what?

It's not that you're fat,

you're just full in some areas in your body.

What you can do, just quit carbs,

quit sugar for one week

and you'll see the difference.

I remember I was invited for a wedding

and as soon as I started getting ready for that wedding,

all the voices that everyone had been telling me

for years started echoing in my head

and I paused and I took a deep breath

and I told myself

those voices will probably always be around me

but the most important one

is the one saying "I am beautiful."

I made a decision in that wedding.

I made a decision that I'm going to wear

whatever is comfortable for me that day

and I told myself

I'm gonna enter this room

and everyone's gonna notice me

because I'm big, because I'm beautiful,

because I'm tall, because I'm dark,

because I'm curly, because I'm curvy

but mainly because I'm happy

and I want to feel secure with myself

and secure in my own skin.

For years I tried to lose weight

because I tried to adjust myself

into a smaller size.

I didn't wear heels because I was afraid

to be the most dominant girl in the room.

Well, you know what?

I'm the most dominant girl in the room

and I love it,

and I'll wear heels,

and I'll be the tallest girl around

and if you are scared of dark women,

curly women, curvy women or taller women than you,

it's not my problem, I think you have a problem.

(laughing)

- Yaah -Whoa.

(inspirational music)

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Hey guys I'm Shreya welcome back to mums world so in today's video I will be

talking about something very common which we all go through in our day to day

lives and it's nothing but stress stress is our body's way of responding to

demands these demands can be at your workplace, your college life, during your

exams, during pregnancy, post delivery and other situations.

When we are exhausted

and struggling to cope up with these demands we feel stressed out.

a little

bit of stress is a must to keep us going in fact it can be a motivator it keeps

us alert and active but beyond a certain point stress stops being helpful and

starts causing major damage to our health, our mood, our relationships and

our quality of life at this point it's very important to know how to deal with

major and minor stress events and when to seek help.

stress during pregnancy

pregnancy is a time of many changes your body, your emotions, family

everything will be changing you may welcome these changes happily but it can

also add some new stresses to your life feeling stressed out is a common thing

during pregnancy because there will be a lot of hormonal changes taking place in

your body when stressed out you may experience frequent headaches, loss of

appetite trouble in sleeping and sometimes you will overeat if it's for a

short time then it's fine but if it continues for a longer time then you may

have problems like high blood pressure or even heart disease and this type of

stress during pregnancy can cause premature birth or sometimes babies with

low birth weight so what causes stress during pregnancy it can vary for every

women but here are some of the common causes you may be dealing with the

discomforts of pregnancy like constipation, morning sickness, frequent

headache, backache being tired all the time , mood swings bacause

your

hormones are changing which can cause mood to change mood swings can make it

harder to handle stress you may have the fear of labor pain or

how to take care of your baby and if you're a working mom to be you

may be worried about your job responsibilities and so on all these

things can add stresses to your life so to help you out I will be sharing some

simple yet effective tips to deal with stress during pregnancy tip number one

prepare yourself right from day one luckily for us women

pregnancy is a nine month long journey so make sure that you utilize these nine

months to prepare yourself physically and mentally start everything right from

day one don't think that you have nine months to

go because these nine months will pass in the blink of the eye tip number two

always talk openly about your concerns during my pregnancy I had a lot of

concerns and I'm sure many women go through this talk openly to your doctor

or Midwife if you're not comfortable talking to them you can talk to your mom

who has gone through this earlier or your partner or friends sharing your

concerns will make you feel a lot better tip number three create your pregnancy

journal start writing about the minute changes your body goes through each day

or each month this will keep you occupied and you could also cherish this

for years to come you can create your own journal or you can get it from store

number four stop worrying about the future don't sit and worry whether you be

a perfect mom or not parenting is something you learn along the way every

mother has her own unique way of taking care of her baby if you're still

concerned try spending some times with young

babies of your friends or family to know how it really feels tip number five

take a holiday going on a holiday is one of the best way to de stress don't

worry about your work and commitments because this is your time so just go

relax and pamper yourself you need not select exotic

locations for an holiday you can go to any place within your budget and as per

your convenience tip number six eat well and exercise if your worried about your

to be born baby's health then first you will have to take care of your own

health because a healthy mother will give birth to a healthy baby

start eating well maintain a well balanced diet and perform exercises which are

safe during pregnancy this way you can reduce stress and you also feel better

tip number seven bring back your childhood days now that you're grown up

does not mean that you can't be a kid again watch your favorite childhood

cartoons bring back all your childhood memories I love cartoons

and it is one of the best ways to de-stress I'm sure many people who love

it buy yourself a coloring book and crayons and start coloring like how you used

to do in school start playing your childhood games go through your

childhood photos and videos and recreate those memories also laughing is one of

the best ways to de-stress watch a funny movie or a video sit and chat with

friends and family and talk about the funny events that happened in the past and

laugh out loud tip number eight prioritize your life we humans do not

have any superpowers at times we all feel a bit overburdened and this is a very

common cause for stress accept that you cannot do everything at once and start

to prioritize your life tip number nine listen to music listening to music is a

very good way to de-stress whenever you feel lonely or busy with thoughts that

disturb you turn on some light music to distract yourself tip number 10 focus on

your body focus focus on your body and the baby that is growing inside you keep all

your work aside because everything else can wait always listen to your body and

give yourself enough time because you deserve it the most your body is working

hard to nourish the baby that is growing inside you so you will need enough rest

and sleep always remember one thing life is busy and sometimes it takes

unexpected turns that does not stop just because you're pregnant pregnancy is

just a phase of life so enjoy this phase to the fullest capture each and every

moment of your pregnancy because trust me later you will miss being pregnant I

hope today's video was helpful to you if you liked it do not forget to hit the

like button and subscribe also for notifications click on the bell icon

next to the subscribe button in my next video I will share simple tips to deal

with stress post delivery so I'll see you next week until then take care bye

bye

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What can a squadron of airplanes that landed and were abandoned on Greenland in World War

two, but found and restored 50 years later tell us about the ice age?

The lost squadron, this week on Creation Magazine LIVE!

Welcome to Creation Magazine LIVE!

My name is Richard Fangrad. and I'm Calvin Smith.

This week on Creation Magazine LIVE our topic is really about the Ice Age and the Bible, and

we'll get there later.

We want to begin with the amazing account of "The lost squadron", as it's come to be known.

This story helps to demonstrate that the Biblical history is a far superior explanation for,

for example, the massive buildup of ice on Greenland, which is in some areas more than

10,000 feet thick.

So let's begin with the account of the lost squadron.

We'll read portions of an article from the June 1997 article, issue of Creation magazine and then we'll go from there..

"From a secret US Army air base in Greenland, six P–38 Lightning fighter planes and two

gigantic B–17 Flying Fortress bombers rose into the early dawn.

The date was the 15th of July 1942, and they were headed for a British airfield to join the war against Hitler."

The P–38 Lightning was one of the deadliest planes to come out of WWII.

Powered by twin Allison V–12 engines, it had one 20 mm cannon and four .50 calibre

machine guns in its nose.

It was operational from 1941–1949, the nickname given to it by German pilots, because of its

double tail, was Der Gabelschwanz Teufel which means the fork-tailed devil. I remember having a model of one and thought it was a cool airplane. Anyway...

The article continues, "Heading east over the polar icecap, they ran into a massive blizzard.

Flying blind, they heard that their first planned refuelling stop, in Iceland, was 'socked

in', forcing them to return to their home base.

As they approached this, however, critically low on fuel, they found that it, too, was closed.

Realising that their only hope was to crash-land on the icy wastes of Greenland's east coast,

they desperately searched till they found a break in the cloud cover.

The nose-wheel of the first plane to land hit a crevasse, which caused it to flip.

And you can see a picture of that actual plane right here.

Fortunately, the impact on the canopy of the 8-ton P–38 was cushioned by snow, and the

pilot's injuries were minor.

After they saw this, the rest of the squadron came in with their wheels up for belly landings.

The planes were only lightly damaged.

All the crewmen were rescued unharmed by dogsled, about nine days later.

However, the planes had to be abandoned where they had slithered to a stop." It continues,

"In the years to follow, a few people occasionally recalled the legendary Lost Squadron of 1942,

but it was only in 1980 that anyone thought of a salvage mission.

U.S. airplane dealer Patrick Epps told his friend, architect Richard Taylor, that the

planes would be like new.

"All we'd have to do is shovel the snow off the wings, fill them with gas, crank them

up and fly them off into the sunset.

Nothing to it."

The P-38's are a highly prized collector's item; only five were believed to still be flying

at the time that the Lost Squadron was salvaged.

The article continues, "It took the two of them many years, much money and several

failed expeditions before the first real clue came.

Using a sophisticated form of radar with the help of an Icelandic geophysicist, they located

eight large shapes beneath the ice in 1988.

As a small, makeshift steam probe began to melt a hole in the ice, expedition members

watched dumbstruck as more and more extensions were added to the hose, some 75 m (or 250 ft)

before reaching the first airplane!"

Here's a picture of what they called the 'gopher' that melted that 250 deep, 4 ft diameter hole

straight down through the ice to reach the aircraft.

Hot water is pumped through the copper tubing you see there at the bottom end and that's what melts the ice.

The article continues, "None of the discoverers thought that the planes could possibly be

buried under more than a light cover of snow and ice.

And why would they?

After all, the impression the general public has is that the build-up of glacial ice takes

very long time periods—thousands of years for just a few metres."

Well, this story vividly shows how the impression that the build-up of snow takes a long time, that's just the way people think about it

because of what they've been taught about it by evolutionary teaching. Exactly.

There are documentaries about these expeditions to retrieve and ultimately restore these airplanes

on YouTube, you can watch them.

The team frequently encountered snow storms.

One part of the documentary shows them digging out of their tents after one of these snow storms one night,

and the snow is six feet high at the top of the door they're digging out,

six feet of snow fell in one night, amazing.

The published figures of average ice accumulation rates are quite a bit lower than 1 and a half

meters per year (or about 5 feet per year) that happened here, but not nearly as low

as the salvagers actually thought.

It shows how much this 'millions-of-years' ideas has permeated into the general public,

and the point of the article, and our show today is to show the error with this common

preconception.

And we'll do more of that in just a minute.

Have the fish in New York's Hudson River evolved into 'super mutants'?

A large proportion of the river's Atlantic tomcod fish have developed resistance to certain

poisons, and the mass media has heralded this as a dramatic example of evolution in action!

However, far from supporting microbes-to-man evolution, these mutant fish have actually

devolved, not evolved!

That's because the fish have become resistant through a loss of genetic information.

Non-resistant fish have special proteins in their cells that allow the poisons to bind.

However, due to a genetic mutation, the proteins of resistant fish cannot bind the poisons

as readily.

So, 'corrupted' proteins have made the fish resistant.

And in the poison-rich environment of the Hudson River, it's no wonder that the mutated

gene facilitating resistance has quickly spread through the tomcod population.

It is misleading to call these changes 'evolution', because evolution requires the addition of

new genetic information, but these resistant fish have only demonstrated information loss.

To find out more from Creation Ministries International visit our website Creation.com.

If you've just tuned in, this week we are talking about, "The lost squadron".

These are 8 aircraft that crash landed on Greenland in 1942.

And plane enthusiasts wanted to salvage and restore the planes thinking that they would

still be on the surface under a light cover of snow.

They were surprised to find them buried more than 250 feet deep.

We were just talking about the very common perception that most of the public has about

the world being 'millions of years' old.

Everywhere we look, on TV, in books, throughout the education system, in popular movies…

we see the idea that the world must be millions of years old because, we've been told, certain

things, like the buildup of the Greenland ice sheet happened very slowly.

So when someone reads the Bible and makes the simple deduction that God created recently,

and then go on to tell others about it, people look at you like you've got a couple gears short

of a cuckoo clock. You really believe the earth's young?

Then, what often happens with Christians is, they begin to doubt what God's word says.

Let's face it, the deduction that God created recently, in 6 real days, is what you get

by simply drawing the meaning from the text, and carefully considering the context, interpreting

Scripture with Scripture, and applying all of the rules of hermeneutics and so on, you get that conclusion.

Here's the problem: if you're then swayed by the very popular notion that the universe

is much older than the Biblical text allows, even though that's what the text plainly

says, then it causes people to doubt their ability to understand Scripture.

If we can't really trust what the text plainly says, then there's little hope of being

able to really understand what God's Word actually says right?

Even worse, if we allow modern philosophies, like the idea that the earth is billions of

years old, to overrule the Biblical text, well then we're lost.

And, ice cores from Greenland have been used for dating, based on the belief that layers

containing varying isotope ratios were laid down, somewhat like the rings of a tree, over

many tens of thousands of years.

The account of "The Lost Squadron", provides us with the actual rate of ice accumulation

on Greenland, not a belief or a theory about how fast ice might accumulate but an actual measurement we can take.

And the story isn't over.

They returned in 1990 and the first plane that the gopher touched was the one of the big B-17s.

The article goes on to describe what took place.

"A worker lowered down the shaft then used a hot water hose to make a cavern around the plane.

To their disappointment, the huge bomber was crushed and mangled, beyond worthwhile salvage.

Dejected, the pair returned home.

However, only a month later they realised that the more solidly-built P-38s would have

had a much better chance of having survived the ice's weight.

In May, 1992, they returned with fresh financing from investors in a high-precision effort.

True to expectations, the P–38 they located seemed in superb condition.

After many weeks of intense effort, the wings and fuselage were brought to the surface through

a large opening made by using the 'gopher' to sink four more holes side by side.

The pieces were helicoptered to a Greenland port, then sea-freighted to the US for final restoration.

This turned out to be a little more difficult than imagined, as the plane had actually been more

damaged by the crushing weight than met the eye.

However, when operational again, it will be using around 80% of its original parts.

Interestingly, the planes under the ice were in exactly the same pattern in which they

had landed—except they had been moved (by glacial flow) three miles from their original location!"

After this article appeared in Creation magazine the planes were restored and in mid-2003 one

of the P38s which was named 'Glacier Girl', very appropriately, flew again.

Glacier Girl's story is a powerful reminder to us that thick layers of ice don't have

to take immense time spans to form.

Rather, this 'slow and gradual' belief of how things like this form is so ingrained

in our society today that it comes as a shock to people when they read stories like that

of Glacier Girl and see these documentaries and so on.

This is exactly what happened with the salvage team, who expected the planes to be under

a thin sheet of snow and ice.

This belief had nothing to do with the actual evidence, but was an assumption made about

the past used to interpret the evidence in the present.

However, Glacier Girl is only the tip of the iceberg we could say of evidence that contradicts this

pervasive 'slow and gradual' belief.

To discover a little more evidence for a recent creation see our "young age of the earth

and universe" article, or the Q+A page at creation.com/young And we'll be right back to continue...

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On this week's episode we are talking about the Lost Squadron and what it reveals about

people's preconceived ideas about how things like ice sheets form, for example.

Evolutionists and other long-agers often say that 'the present is the key to the past'.

Now, we realize that that faulty idea is finally being rejected by more and more evolutionists,

but it's still part of the mindset in most cases.

Let's apply that slogan, the present is the key to the past, to the 3000-meter-long ice core brought up by the joint European

Greenland Ice-core Project (or GRIP) in Greenland, that was in 1990–1992 they worked on that.

The average rate of ice build-up between the time since the Lost Squadron left their aircraft

in 1942 and the time they were discovered in 1992 works out to about 1 and a half meters per year. About five feet.

So, at that rate it would take only 2,000 years of accumulation to deposit the GRIP

research project's ice core.

So, beginning about the time that Jesus was on the earth is all that's needed to get

the 3000 meters (or over 10,000 feet) of ice currently on Greenland. That's right. Easy to fit into the time frame that we have to work with.

In reality it likely started long before that time.

The Ice age that immediately followed the flood could have built up the great majority

of the Greenland ice sheet during the 700 years or so that it lasted right after the Flood.

Higher precipitation and snowfall for a few centuries after the flood is the natural result

of the global flood.

So, how does the flood trigger the ice age?

Creationists believe that there was originally one continent that broke apart during the flood.

There's ample evidence that the continents moved apart and the only place in Biblical

history that this fits of course is during the Flood.

All that tectonic activity would generate a lot of heat in the oceans.

Warm oceans lead to more evaporation.

When that moisture gets over the continents, especially in the higher latitudes, like further north or further south, like Greenland, its going to fall as snow.

The summers would be cooler because of the massive amount of volcanic activity that happened

during the flood.

The volcanoes would put a lot of dust into the atmosphere shielding out the sun's energy,

making the continents cooler and, presto, instant Ice Age.

We've done whole shows on both the Ice Age and plate tectonics before.

If you missed the broadcast…

well they were broadcast years ago… but all our past shows (over 140 episodes now) are

free to watch in the media center on our website Creation.com.

The Ice age episode that was way back in Season 2, episode 24, here's the link here.

And the episode on continental drift, that was episode 7 of that same season, of season 2.

So the flood was over 4000 years ago.

That allows plenty of time for the existing amounts of ice to have built up—even under

today's generally non-catastrophic conditions.

As usual, it is not the facts which speak against the Flood account of a recent creation, or the Biblical account of a recent creation and a global flood rather,

but the mindset of our culture.

'Millions of years' are casually tossed around everywhere so often that we unconsciously perceive

all natural changes as being slow changes and taking long timespans.

That is why many are 'amazed' to hear of facts like hundreds of feet of layered

sedimentary rock built up in months after the Mount St Helens eruption on 18 May 1980.

Or when hearing of opal formed in months, or coal from simple heating of wood in mere months.

Or about the flag, tent and sled left at the South Pole by Antarctic explorer Amundsen

in 1911 now its buried under more than 40 feet of ice, or what we've been talking about

today, this deeply buried lost squadron. These are amazing little stories that come up that speak against this millions of years notion.

It's ironic to note the basis on which some evolutionists have critiqued CMI's is use of

the 'Planes in Ice' story.

They say things like, 'We know from actual measurements that snow and ice builds up fast

in that part of Greenland to account for the buildup of that much ice in only 50 years'.

They seem to somehow be implying that this somehow undermines the creationists' use of this evidence.

But that is precisely the point we're making! We can observe it!

The measured observed rate of ice build-up confirms that it could happen quickly.

What they need to do is to show that their belief that it builds up slowly elsewhere

in Greenland has sufficient support to overthrow the measured data that it builds up quickly. That's what they need to do. What a spin-doctor position that is...

The bottom line is: many people today believe that it must take hundreds of thousands of

years to build up the huge ice sheets that exist today.

But if planes can be buried under that much solid ice in 50 years even at today's rates

of deposition (not even taking into account the increased precipitation from the warmer

waters after the Flood for example) then clearly there is ample time to lay down the ice sheets of

today well within the biblical timeframe of history.

When we start from the Word of God with history, Glacier Girl's story actually makes sense.

And we'll be back…

Does the human Y chromosome suggest that men are headed for extinction?

In 2003, an Oxford University geneticist claimed that the human Y chromosome was "crumbling

before our very eyes" and that the demise of men was imminent.

Since this time, other researchers have pointed out that these doomsday predictions were overstated.

For instance, the Y chromosome has a unique mechanism for correcting harmful mutations.

Nevertheless, the Y chromosome certainly shows signs of overall decay, as do the other chromosomes.

Human genetic decay is a real phenomenon, but it flies in the face of evolutionary ideas.

According to evolutionists, all the complex coded information in our genomes supposedly

arose through a slow accumulation of random changes called mutations.

However, what we see with the Y chromosome is that such natural processes consistently

degrade the genetic instructions, as opposed to creating them.

Since the time of Adam, we live in a decaying world, just as the Bible says.

To find out more from Creation Ministries International visit our website Creation.com.

Our subject this week is The Lost Squadron.

That's a fantastic story that has some big implications for the controversial issue of

the age of the earth.

That's right.

It shows how the data fits the Bible's account of the history of the earth much better than

it fits the evolutionist's millions of years idea.

Realizing that the story of 'Glacier Girl' doesn't fit well with the millions of years

scenario, some people have suggested that maybe the planes sunk through the ice.

Okay, we should consider that.

Some of you might remember the common school experiment in where you get a wire tensioned with

weights and how it 'sinks' through a block of ice.

But, the wire sinks through the ice in the experiment only if it is done at room temperature.

Do the same experiment with the whole thing in a freezer, which would actually mimic the situation

with the planes, they were all in the big freezer, and it won't work.

The common explanation for this wire and ice experiment, is that the pressure of the wire melts the ice

but that's wrong—such a little device doesn't generate enough pressure to melt the ice.

Heat transferred from the air in the room to the metallic wire, which is an efficient

conductor of heat, melts the ice, which is a poor heat conductor, to allow the wire to

'cut' through the ice.

A supporter of Creation Ministries International from the UK actually gave another reason why the 'plane

sank through the ice' explanation doesn't fit the data.

His response was printed in the March 1998 issue.

And he said this, "It is true that the pressures involved would not cause the planes to descend

through the ice but there is a simpler and more visual way to determine whether this

has happened or not.

To attain forward directional stability, aircraft must have their centre of mass ahead of what

is termed their 'aerodynamic center'.

The centre of mass is moved forwards by sitting engines and other heavy elements towards the

front and adding control surfaces such as tail fins whose surface area pulls the aerodynamic

centre to the rear.

A simpler equivalent is the arrow (weight in the nose, flights at the rear) which attains

forward directional stability by the same means.

The consequence is that, barring control mechanisms acting, an arrow or aircraft will pitch forward

and fall nose-down when allowed to fall freely through a medium—whether air, water or ice.

So if the aircraft had indeed moved through the ice, they would all have been found in

the same nose-down position.

They were not.

So the planes could not have sunk through the ice; they were buried by the accumulation

of snow, which then becomes ice as it is compacted.

Mike Oard, he's a retired meteorologist who has done a lot of work to model the post-flood ice age.

Since weather and climate is his area of expertise, he is well-suited to comment on the effects

that a global flood would have on climate of course.

He wrote an article that was in the October 2013 issue of Creation magazine titled, "Are

the Greenland and Antarctic Ice Sheets old?"

In that article he made a short comment that puts the whole creation/evolution issue and age

of the earth debate in the right context he said this, "Ice cores are considered strong

evidence against the biblical time scale of around 6,000 years.

Some professing Christians have used ice cores as the 'ultimate proof' that Noah's Flood

was not global. Is this all true? No, it is not!

A little checking of the data and their interpretations reveals this."

Here's the part that puts it all into context, "We need to apply 1 Thessalonians 5:21:

Which is; "But examine everything carefully; hold fast to that which is good".

This is my theme verse for research, Mike said.

I am holding fast to the Bible as God's accurate communication to us and to Jesus

as my Saviour and Lord.

Then I go beyond the superficial interpretation of the data that the world presents.

I have discovered that there is another story to tell based on the biblical worldview."

That's great, and that's the perspective that all Christians need to have when we are presented with data

that conflicts with what the Bible says.

The Bible is the word of the One who knows all things.

It will always be superior to any other data.

And we'll be back with more in just a moment…

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Well welcome back. This is the Feedback section of the show here where we take letters and emails from people....sometimes they're positive,

sometimes they're not. And this is one that is trying to challenge us here. We've titled the article 'Evidence and evolutionary bias' and this is from John H.

from the UK and he was writing in response to our Question evolution! campaign, we had out a little while ago showing people what evolutionists are saying

have huge holes in them and here are fifteen questions you could ask them. Fifteen questions evolutionists can't answer.

So he starts off a little sarcastically, he said, "Thanks for the best laugh I've had in months." And our Dr Don Batten responded, "That's nice, but there is a saying that "He who

laughs last laughs the loudest". And John continued, "I know I won't be able to change your views as your mind is clearly made up, fixed, closed to the ongoing process

of evidence-based-reasoning that is what scientists rely upon. So Dr Don Batten, being a PhD scientist said, "I probably shouldn't bother to reply to you because clearly

your mind is made up too. But I guess it is only the people you disagree with who are opinionated, obstinate, philosophically biased, not open to evidence, etc.", and

then he put a little smiley face there. He said, "Please see this admission, which shows that your 'high priest' scientists are not as objective as you think." And he listed

a couple of articles there: 'Amazing admission' and 'Blinkered thinkers: How materialism harms science' so if you want to check those out you can look those links up.

Yes, obviously there are articles already dealing with this on the website. Then John from the UK continues, "What I would point out is that just asking questions doesn't

prove your position." He's responded to these fifteen questions for evolutionists. And our response, Dr Batten's response was, "Nowhere did we suggest that asking

questions about evolution proves our position. But did you bother to look at the rest of the creation.com website? There are over 10,000 freely available articles

that provide plenty of evidence for our position." And then it goes back to what John wrote in, "You have to provide more credible and likely answers, not just "what

else could it possibly be other than God?" type questions." And this is the response from Dr Batten, "Note that when it comes to the origin of things there are three

possibilities. They always existed. This can be ruled out for the origin of life and species (but also the universe; see: who created God?)" There's a great article, and you

can just do a search for that at Creation.com, Who created God? A big question for many people. "Number two, They made themselves. Number three; they were created.

Those are the three possibilities. That leaves two possibilities. Evolution is the materialists' myth about how things made themselves.

If the materialist explanation of origins is shown to be inadequate, then that leaves creation. Creationists did not invent this line of reasoning; evolutionists have been

using it since Darwin. The modern day hero of God-haters, Richard Dawkins, uses this argument all the time.

For example, he argues that the human eye is badly designed, so therefore it could not have been created by an omnipotent Creator; it must have evolved (the details

are somehow sidestepped here Dr Batten has in brackets). "Of course Dawkins is wrong about the eye being badly designed, so his argument falls flat."

And there's again, articles that are linked there in this text. Yes I've heard this before from skeptics, maybe it's something else other than creation or evolution.

Well just study logic, the law of the excluded middle says it either needs to be this or that, there's only two explanations for the origins of something.

And then he finished, "An entity you call God maybe did make the whole process start—but a) not one single piece of independently verifiable evidence supports that

assertion; it is simply something you choose to believe. So Don just said, "This statement reveals either your ignorance or your bias.

See for example, the article above, Who created God? You need also to think about just how rational it is to believe in

incredible miracles happening with no cause, which is the sad position of an atheist."

Anyway, check that article out for more. We get this type of feedback here and there but anyway I think Don did a good job dealing with it.

Yes. Creation magazine, you can view a free copy online, Creation.com/free-mag, and

next week: Geniuses in the genealogies. We'll see you next week...

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Hey guys I'm Shreya welcome back to mums world so in today's video I will be

talking about something very common which we all go through in our day to day

lives and it's nothing but stress stress is our body's way of responding to

demands these demands can be at your workplace, your college life, during your

exams, during pregnancy, post delivery and other situations.

When we are exhausted

and struggling to cope up with these demands we feel stressed out.

a little

bit of stress is a must to keep us going in fact it can be a motivator it keeps

us alert and active but beyond a certain point stress stops being helpful and

starts causing major damage to our health, our mood, our relationships and

our quality of life at this point it's very important to know how to deal with

major and minor stress events and when to seek help.

stress during pregnancy

pregnancy is a time of many changes your body, your emotions, family

everything will be changing you may welcome these changes happily but it can

also add some new stresses to your life feeling stressed out is a common thing

during pregnancy because there will be a lot of hormonal changes taking place in

your body when stressed out you may experience frequent headaches, loss of

appetite trouble in sleeping and sometimes you will overeat if it's for a

short time then it's fine but if it continues for a longer time then you may

have problems like high blood pressure or even heart disease and this type of

stress during pregnancy can cause premature birth or sometimes babies with

low birth weight so what causes stress during pregnancy it can vary for every

women but here are some of the common causes you may be dealing with the

discomforts of pregnancy like constipation, morning sickness, frequent

headache, backache being tired all the time , mood swings bacause

your

hormones are changing which can cause mood to change mood swings can make it

harder to handle stress you may have the fear of labor pain or

how to take care of your baby and if you're a working mom to be you

may be worried about your job responsibilities and so on all these

things can add stresses to your life so to help you out I will be sharing some

simple yet effective tips to deal with stress during pregnancy tip number one

prepare yourself right from day one luckily for us women

pregnancy is a nine month long journey so make sure that you utilize these nine

months to prepare yourself physically and mentally start everything right from

day one don't think that you have nine months to

go because these nine months will pass in the blink of the eye tip number two

always talk openly about your concerns during my pregnancy I had a lot of

concerns and I'm sure many women go through this talk openly to your doctor

or Midwife if you're not comfortable talking to them you can talk to your mom

who has gone through this earlier or your partner or friends sharing your

concerns will make you feel a lot better tip number three create your pregnancy

journal start writing about the minute changes your body goes through each day

or each month this will keep you occupied and you could also cherish this

for years to come you can create your own journal or you can get it from store

number four stop worrying about the future don't sit and worry whether you be

a perfect mom or not parenting is something you learn along the way every

mother has her own unique way of taking care of her baby if you're still

concerned try spending some times with young

babies of your friends or family to know how it really feels tip number five

take a holiday going on a holiday is one of the best way to de stress don't

worry about your work and commitments because this is your time so just go

relax and pamper yourself you need not select exotic

locations for an holiday you can go to any place within your budget and as per

your convenience tip number six eat well and exercise if your worried about your

to be born baby's health then first you will have to take care of your own

health because a healthy mother will give birth to a healthy baby

start eating well maintain a well balanced diet and perform exercises which are

safe during pregnancy this way you can reduce stress and you also feel better

tip number seven bring back your childhood days now that you're grown up

does not mean that you can't be a kid again watch your favorite childhood

cartoons bring back all your childhood memories I love cartoons

and it is one of the best ways to de-stress I'm sure many people who love

it buy yourself a coloring book and crayons and start coloring like how you used

to do in school start playing your childhood games go through your

childhood photos and videos and recreate those memories also laughing is one of

the best ways to de-stress watch a funny movie or a video sit and chat with

friends and family and talk about the funny events that happened in the past and

laugh out loud tip number eight prioritize your life we humans do not

have any superpowers at times we all feel a bit overburdened and this is a very

common cause for stress accept that you cannot do everything at once and start

to prioritize your life tip number nine listen to music listening to music is a

very good way to de-stress whenever you feel lonely or busy with thoughts that

disturb you turn on some light music to distract yourself tip number 10 focus on

your body focus focus on your body and the baby that is growing inside you keep all

your work aside because everything else can wait always listen to your body and

give yourself enough time because you deserve it the most your body is working

hard to nourish the baby that is growing inside you so you will need enough rest

and sleep always remember one thing life is busy and sometimes it takes

unexpected turns that does not stop just because you're pregnant pregnancy is

just a phase of life so enjoy this phase to the fullest capture each and every

moment of your pregnancy because trust me later you will miss being pregnant I

hope today's video was helpful to you if you liked it do not forget to hit the

like button and subscribe also for notifications click on the bell icon

next to the subscribe button in my next video I will share simple tips to deal

with stress post delivery so I'll see you next week until then take care bye

bye

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Interview de M. Khemaies Jhinaoui à Wion tv Inde - Duration: 10:55.

حوار وزير الشؤون الخارجية، خميس الجهيناوي لقناة WionTV الهندية

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Hi I'm awesome just kidding. Please don't kill me.

Overwatch potg theme song

Time to raise my APM!

Are you ready?! Here I come!

NERF THIS!!!!!!! ksabfhagwhghgjhdasjd

Quadruple quintuple killlllawjhdg

GAME ON!

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Tall Curvy Girls Wear Heels: Why I Finally Love My Body | Hear Me Roar - Duration: 3:49.

It's very, very hard to survive

small and oftentimes white and Western.

is small and oftentimes white and Western.

I'm usually taller than the average men around me.

Thank you, Josh.

When I was 12 years old,

I was looking for shoes to wear

for my Bat Mitzvah celebration.

Salespeople would look at me

and be like you're 12 and you're already a size 11?

I'm sorry, we don't have your size.

And then we heard that there was one shoe store

that was selling big shoe sizes for women

and we walk into the store

and the salesperson looks at me

and he says you know what?

My daughter, she also has a big size like yours

and she went on a diet

and she lost weight

and because she lost weight,

her shoe size also shrinked.

I remember looking at my big feet

and feeling embarrassed

and I remember going out of the store

with my mother and just wanting to shrink.

I wanted to contain myself into something smaller.

For years I tried to lose weight

because I thought that I'm taking up too much space,

you cannot be so tall.

For years I heard relatives and friends

telling me don't wear heels to weddings,

you're already too tall,

you're gonna be the tallest girl around anyways, wear flats.

It will scare off men.

It will threaten men.

Don't wear big gold earrings.

You already have enough presence.

That dress - I don't like it,

it hugs your curves.

You know what?

It's not that you're fat,

you're just full in some areas in your body.

What you can do, just quit carbs,

quit sugar for one week

and you'll see the difference.

I remember I was invited for a wedding

and as soon as I started getting ready for that wedding,

all the voices that everyone had been telling me

for years started echoing in my head

and I paused and I took a deep breath

and I told myself

those voices will probably always be around me

but the most important one

is the one saying "I am beautiful."

I made a decision in that wedding.

I made a decision that I'm going to wear

whatever is comfortable for me that day

and I told myself

I'm gonna enter this room

and everyone's gonna notice me

because I'm big, because I'm beautiful,

because I'm tall, because I'm dark,

because I'm curly, because I'm curvy

but mainly because I'm happy

and I want to feel secure with myself

and secure in my own skin.

For years I tried to lose weight

because I tried to adjust myself

into a smaller size.

I didn't wear heels because I was afraid

to be the most dominant girl in the room.

Well, you know what?

I'm the most dominant girl in the room

and I love it,

and I'll wear heels,

and I'll be the tallest girl around

and if you are scared of dark women,

curly women, curvy women or taller women than you,

it's not my problem, I think you have a problem.

(laughing)

- Yaah -Whoa.

(inspirational music)

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Filipino Stand Up Comedy: Laugh and Stack Finals - Duration: 2:08.

for the single guys out there

this is what's gonna happen to you

so if Abe said at one point

you wanted to be this this is it!

[audience laughter]

this will be the highlight of your life

[audience laughter]

performing for a bunch of strangers on Saturday night because you want to

escape your kids

[audience laughter]

I mean we love our kids don't get us wrong but sometimes you

want to kill 'em right? that's why you leave

and then you vent and then you come back

the lovey-dovey dad again. coz you gotta take a break

otherwise... that's why in the States they don't have yayas

they kill their kids

that's what happens

I'm not saying it's right I'm just trying to explain why

they do it it's true

it's true

so what is the secret when you're married what

is the secret happy wife...

happy life. see they're well trained they know happy wife...

HAPPY WIFE!

especially coz their wives are here

[ouch] happy life

why is it not happy husband happy life?

why not?

because it doesn't rhyme.

[audience laughter]

that's why nothing rhymes with husband

that's why it's like happy husband - who cares

nobody gives a ****

you happy you sad just pay the bill

just pay the bill [bleep]

we don't care if you're happy

we give you one day, father's day

and who cares? even on father's day

you still have to pay the bill [bleep]

[audience laughter]

everybody, all the guys they have to pay right you have to pay for

sex that's true

maybe not always in cash

you pay with commitment

you marry you ladies for life

anyway if you

guys want to keep your wife happy here's the secret

you just gotta always say those three words that she wants to hear from you

even if you don't feel like saying those three words you say it

you say ang payat mo [you're so thin]

oh my god she'll give you a...

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12 Surprising Secrets of the INFJ Personality Type - Duration: 10:38.

12 Surprising Secrets of the INFJ Personality Type

INFJ from the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator instrument is believed to be the rarest personality

type, and to make up less than 2% of the population.

INFJs can be difficult to spot due to the fact that they are not prevalent in society

and tend to be reserved individuals.

However, INFJs make fiercely loyal friends, empathetic and organized workers, and exceptional

leaders for causes they deem worthy and for the greater good of humanity.

In this video, I'm going to share with you 12 surprising secrets of the INFJ personality

type.

If you find this information is helpful to you, make sure to like this video and subscribe

to this channel so you won't miss any of our interesting updates in the future!

So, let's take a look at some of the "secrets" of what it means to be an INFJ personality

type.

1.

INFJs are true introverts.

Yet people not very close to them believe them to be extroverts.

This happens because INFJs can be social chameleons and have an innate ability to blend in in

any social setting.

The INFJ can be the life of the party for a night or two, showcasing their inviting

nature and vivaciousness.

However, this is never prolonged because, in introverted-fashion, they lose energy from

others.

Those close to an INFJ know that this type prefers bars over clubs and barbecues over

balls, and can give a speech to thousands of people

but cringes at the idea of mingling with the crowd afterward.

Eventually, this type will need to retreat home for some quiet time to "recharge their

batteries," or they will become very on-edge and exhausted.

2.

INFJs are sensitive to conflict.

Fe makes INFJs seek harmony in their relationships.

They strive to create good feelings whenever they interact with someone.

So when conflict arises, especially in close relationships, INFJs can become extremely

distressed.

They may have trouble sleeping or lose focus at school or work.

They may even feel the stress of the conflict physically in their bodies, getting headaches,

muscle aches, upset stomaches, etc.

This does not mean INFJs should avoid conflict by becoming passive pushovers or constant

people-pleasers.

INFJs should set boundaries and stick up for their own needs.

They can do this in a way that's diplomatic, using the warmth and understanding that flow

naturally from their Fe.

3.

One of their greatest strengths is their ability to create intimacy.

In the presence of casual acquaintances, INFJs might come across as quiet and reserved.

Remember, they usually don't open up to people right away.

But INFJs are actually extremely relational.

Because they can feel other people's pain and joy, they are able to truly walk in another

person's shoes like no other personality type can.

This ability to empathize creates strong bonds of intimacy.

4.

INFJs absorb other people's emotions.

No other Myers-Briggs personality type has this unique ability.

Some INFJs even report absorbing the emotions of strangers.

An INFJ may suddenly feel grumpy, only to look around the room and discover a grumpy-looking

person has just walked in.

The closer the person is emotionally to the INFJ, like a spouse or best friend, the more

likely it is that the INFJ will absorb that person's mental state.

To feel not only your own strong emotions, but those of other people too, can be overwhelming.

But the INFJ's ability can also be used to bring emotional healing and comfort to

others.

"The ability to unconsciously absorb other people's emotions with very little information

to go on.

"INFJs have the ability to get inside the suffering of others and tell them it's going

to be okay."

5.

INFJs feel profoundly misunderstood.

Many INFJs feel deeply misunderstood.

The reason many people are not on the same wavelength as the INFJ is because the INFJ's

dominant function is Introverted Intuition (Ni).

(A personality type's "dominant function" is the primary way that person takes in and

processes information.

It's the main way a person interacts with the world.)

Ni subconsciously notices patterns.

Specifically, INFJs notice patterns related to human nature,

because their secondary function, Extroverted Feeling (Fe), orients them toward people.

Ni works mysteriously and subconsciously.

It allows the INFJ to know information without knowing why or how they know it.

Often, INFJs give up trying to explain their ability.

Or they don't try at all, because they know how unusual it sounds.

This leaves them feeling isolated and misunderstood.

6.

INFJs have amazing long-range forecasting abilities.

Sometimes INFJs may feel like prophets or fortune-tellers.

That's because Ni helps them see the big picture, notice patterns, and make predictions

for the future based on the patterns they've observed.

For example, let's say an INFJ meets a new love interest.

Right away, possibly within minutes, they start predicting where the relationship could

go.

Could they see themselves marrying this person or would it just be a fling?

If they don't think the relationship will bring the desired outcome, "they may immediately

cut themselves off from that relationship.

However, INFJs are not actually psychic.

They see what could be, not necessarily what will happen with absolute certainty.

But mature INFJs have honed their forecasting abilities well.

7.

Though they are Feelers, INFJs can easily access their Thinking ability.

INFJs often mistype as INTJs, the "Thinking" twin of the INFJ.

Although INFJs are indeed people-oriented, due to their third function, Introverted Thinking

(Ti), they are also analytical and scientific.

They may enjoy careers in technology, the sciences, and research.

Because Fe is second in their functional stack and Ti is third, these two functions are fairly

balanced in the INFJ.

Indeed, INFJs don't outwardly appear as emotional as an ENFJ or ESFJ, whose Feeling

function is their dominant function.

An INFJ might lament that they are "too emotional for the Thinkers but too logical

for the Feelers."

But this common sense comes in handy, making INFJs generally balanced and well-rounded.

8.

INFJs know a lot about people.

Ni and Fe work together to gather information about people.

But INFJs don't just remember when someone's birthday is or how they take their coffee;

INFJs use Ni to penetrate below the surface.

They get into other people's heads and figure out what makes them tick.

For example, they understand that the emotional pain their friend is experiencing stems not

just from their ex's recent unkind words, but also from a deep fear of not feeling valued.

They often know when someone is lying even to themselves.

INFJs are not consciously aware of how they know so much about other people, and they

rarely reveal the depth of their knowledge.

9.

Many relationships are one-sided for INFJs.

INFJs tend to be great listeners because they truly care about other people.

Likewise, they enjoy helping others understand their emotions and grow.

They're nicknamed "the Counselor" for a reason.

Unfortunately, this may result in the INFJ's relationships becoming one-sided.

Other people come to the INFJ when they need to vent.

Or they may take advantage of the INFJ's desire to help.

One day, the INFJ wakes up and wonders why their relationships are so draining.

The people in the INFJ's life are getting so much out of the relationship but the INFJ

is getting little in return.

What INFJs need is relationships that are a two-way exchange of fulfillment, support,

and understanding.

10.

INFJs are looking for their soul mates.

INFJs desire to connect deeply with others.

Shallow, one-sided relationships won't do.

Likewise, because they are introverts, they have limited social energy.

So INFJs look for friends or a partner who are their "soul mates."

These are people who truly click with the INFJ and can feed their very real need for

authentic connection, intimacy, and meaningful conversation.

However, INFJs often struggle to create the kind of relationships they desire.

When they do find people with whom they truly connect, it feels like a miracle.

11.

INFJs are "fixers," and they gravitate towards people who need help.

This type loves a good fixer-upper and with their ability to see the "good bones" of another

person, their true motives and intentions, and to readily provide comfort and compassion,

they fall victim to the Broken Wing Theory, or the idea that they can rescue others who

have a "broken wing," or who have been dealt a poor hand.

This can be rewarding for the hopeful INFJ but also frustrating and depleting when boundaries

are overstepped.

12.

INFJs are visionaries who always see the big picture.

This type tends to always operate about ten steps ahead.

They are skilled planners and focus their sights on the end goal and what is needed

to propel them there.

However, while INFJs are off in dreamland about their futures, they can sometimes forget

to be present in the world that is happening now.

As a result, they do well with other more grounded types who can remind them to live

in the moment.

All in all, that's the 12 surprising secrets of the INFJ personality type.

Really cool information isn't it.

Please share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!

Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and watch all our other amazing videos!

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3d audio | Arensky & Joan Ember - Weakness (ft. Harley Bird) in 3d Sound | Lazy Boys Productions - Duration: 3:42.

I see those eyes

and my walls come down

I've spent my life building around

Though I may try I can't breathe when you're

not around

I can't help it with what I've found

You build me up

you break me down

and only you know how

I've given up

I must confess

You are my weakness

No matter what you throw my way I'm yours

In my life I hope you'll stay forever more

Though I may try I can't breathe when you're not around

I can't help it with what I've found

You build me up

you break me down

and only you know how

I've given up

I must confess

You are my weakness

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Parents Tell Son They Can't Take Care Of A Handicap, Don't Know That Son Lost Limbs In War - Duration: 2:11.

Parents Tell Son They Can't Take Care Of A Handicap, Don't Know That Son Lost Limbs

In War

A soldier was finally coming home after having fought in Korea.

He called his parents from Los Angeles.

"Mom and Dad, I'm coming home, but I've a favor to ask.

I have a friend I'd like to bring home with me.

"Sure," they replied, "we'd love to meet him."

"There's something you should know," the son continued, "he was hurt pretty badly

in the fighting.

He stepped on a land mind and lost an arm and a leg.

He has nowhere else to go, and I want him to come live with us."

"I'm sorry to hear that, son.

Maybe we can help him find somewhere to live."

"No, Mom and Dad, I want him to live with us."

"Son," said the father, "you don't know what you're asking.

Someone with such a handicap would be a terrible burden on us.

We have our own lives to live, and we can't let something like this interfere with our

lives.

I think you should just come home and forget about this guy.

He'll find a way to live on his own."

At that point, the son hung up the phone.

The parents heard nothing more from him.

A few days later, however, they received a call from the Los Angeles police.

Their son had died after falling from a building, they were told.

The police believed it was suicide.

The grief-stricken parents flew to Los Angeles and were taken to the city morgue to identify

the body of their son.

They recognized him, but to their horror they also discovered something they didn't know,

their son had only one arm and one leg.

Moral: The parents in this story are like many of us.

We find it easy to love those who are good-looking or fun to have around, but we don't like

people who inconvenience us or make us feel uncomfortable.

We would rather stay away from people who aren't as healthy, beautiful, or smart as

we are.

Thankfully, there's someone who won't treat us that way.

Someone who loves us with an unconditional love that welcomes us into the forever family,

regardless of how messed up we are.

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Student Hates 'Strict' And 'Stern' Teacher, Then Discovers He's Leading A Double Life - Duration: 2:37.

Student Hates 'Strict' And 'Stern' Teacher, Then Discovers He's Leading A Double

Life

"Don't judge a book by its cover" is an adage we are all familiar with, one that

most of us would think we have no problem upholding.

I'm sure the students of Jim O'Connor, a 70-year-old algebra and calculus teacher

at St. Francis High School in La Cañada, California, thought they had him all figured

out when they labeled him as "strict" and "stern."

Mr. O'Connor himself probably wouldn't disagree with those labels.

He told CBS News, "It drives me crazy when people say school should be fun.

I mean, it's nice if it could be, but you can't make school fun."

Even still, O'Connor, a Vietnam veteran and former engineer, knows there are sides

to him the students couldn't even imagine!

Despite his seemingly tough outward demeanor – and unbeknownst to his students – O'Connor

has a soft heart that he puts to work outside of his school hours.

Pat McGoldrick, a senior at the all-boys preparatory school, was the first to discover all that

lies beneath the hard exterior of his "mean" math teacher.

Pat was visiting Children's Hospital Los Angeles for a school blood drive when, to

his surprise, he discovered the teacher whose class he looked the least forward to was actually

a top blood donor, holding a record at the hospital…PLAQUE and all!

"It was disbelief, really," Pat said, "It was almost, like, kind of finding this

alter ego that he has."

As if this discovery wasn't enough of a perspective shift for Pat, he learned something

else about his teacher…something even more admirable.

It turns out Mr. O'Connor spends several days a week volunteering at the hospital as

a baby cuddler.

Having never been married and with no kids of his own, O'Connor's job is to hold,

snuggle, walk, and endear the infants whose parents just aren't able to.

Apparently, he's also really good at it.

"They just stare at him adoringly and he can really just get the crabbiest baby to

calm down," said registered nurse Sherry Nolan.

"He's just a natural-born cuddler."

It didn't take long for news of Mr. O'Connor's hidden side to break at St. Francis High School,

and the students have grown to respect him more because of it.

Sometimes a hard shell is covering up a soft inside.

Be encouraged to dig deeper.

I'm so happy to see that Pat and his fellow classmates have come to think better of their

awesome math teacher!

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