Main Introduction (by a parent who lost her child to suicide):My name is Emily. I’m not a doctor or a therapist. I’m just a mom.Three years ago, I lost my son, Noah, to suicide. He was 17. He had dimples when he smiled, a love for bad puns, and a heart so soft he once cried at a dog food commercial. He also carried a pain I didn’t fully see. Or maybe I saw … [Read more...] about Suicide Prevention: 5 Conversations That Can Save Lives
Haruki Murakami’s Norwegian Wood: INFJ × ENFP Love Journey
Introduction by Haruki MurakamiI never intended to write about types.When I wrote Norwegian Wood, I was simply trying to understand how memory lingers in the body, how silence shapes a person, and how two people can love each other deeply and still not be able to stay. Years later, I’ve come to believe that people move through love like they move through time—on … [Read more...] about Haruki Murakami’s Norwegian Wood: INFJ × ENFP Love Journey
The Alchemist Through INFJ and ENFP: MBTI Dialogues Unfold
Introduction by Paulo Coelho: I have always believed that the universe conspires in favor of those who listen to their hearts. And yet, no journey is taken alone. Behind every dreamer stands a guide, a friend, a mirror.In writing The Alchemist, I saw in Santiago the wild fire of an ENFP—curious, searching, trusting in signs. And I have met, in many quiet … [Read more...] about The Alchemist Through INFJ and ENFP: MBTI Dialogues Unfold
If Countries Had MBTI Types, What Would That Reveal About Us?
MB:Welcome.I am MB—short for Myers-Briggs, but not your usual test form.Today, I’m not here to label you.I’m here to listen to you.You—nations, cultures, people—have always talked at each other.Through treaties, speeches, wars, and tweets.But what if, just once, we listened not to what you say...But how you say it?Because every country has a type.Not a flag or a … [Read more...] about If Countries Had MBTI Types, What Would That Reveal About Us?
Emma Knight on The Life Cycle of the Common Octopus
Emma Knight“The octopus became my metaphor before I even understood why.”That was the first line I wrote in my journal before I ever began my novel, The Life Cycle of the Common Octopus. I had been thinking about transformation, secrets, identity, the emotional landscapes women inhabit—and how little language we have for what truly shapes us from the inside … [Read more...] about Emma Knight on The Life Cycle of the Common Octopus
Bitcoin 2025: Can Freedom Replace the Nation-State?
Introduction by Nick SasakiWelcome to Bitcoin 2025—the most consequential gathering of digital freedom fighters, policy architects, and financial innovators on the planet.Over the next five conversations, we’re not just talking about Bitcoin. We’re questioning the very structures that shaped the 20th century—central banks, government trust, monetary control—and … [Read more...] about Bitcoin 2025: Can Freedom Replace the Nation-State?
Epic Universe Adventure: Magic, Monsters & Mayhem
Hi, I’m Conan O’Brien, and somehow—either by portal or poor decision-making—I’ve become your tour guide through Universal’s Epic Universe. That’s right, five worlds, countless rides, too many churros, and at least one awkward moment involving a dragon’s nostril.Now, you may be asking, ‘Why me?’ And I say, why not me? I’m tall, confused, and just delusional enough … [Read more...] about Epic Universe Adventure: Magic, Monsters & Mayhem
Charlie Kirk, Sammy McDonald and Others on Ending Violence
Introduction by Yuval Noah HarariI don’t come to this table to debate ideology. I come as a historian—someone trained to look beyond this month’s headlines and ask: Where are we heading?For thousands of years, humans lived in cycles of war, revenge, and sacred violence. We told ourselves stories that justified suffering, so long as it happened to them. But now, … [Read more...] about Charlie Kirk, Sammy McDonald and Others on Ending Violence
MBTI Mastery: With Isabel Briggs Myers and Carl Jung
When I first began developing the MBTI, I wasn’t trying to categorize people—I was trying to understand them. My mother, Katharine Cook Briggs, taught me that each person’s mind is shaped by invisible preferences—how they take in the world and how they make decisions. I believed, and still do, that if we can see those differences clearly, we can replace judgment … [Read more...] about MBTI Mastery: With Isabel Briggs Myers and Carl Jung
Beyond the Stage: BTS Reflects on Identity Through MBTI
Introduction by RM (INFJ):We’ve been together for over a decade now—through lights, through shadows, through change.Along the way, we’ve learned something simple but powerful:We don’t all think the same. We don’t all feel the same. And that’s not a problem—it’s a gift.MBTI gave us a language to talk about things we didn’t know how to explain before—like why … [Read more...] about Beyond the Stage: BTS Reflects on Identity Through MBTI