The Four Types of Human Behavior

Ever felt like you’re surrounded by people who just don’t get it? In this deep dive inspired by Thomas Erikson’s *Surrounded by Idiots*, we explore the four distinct personality types—Red, Yellow, Green, and Blue—that shape how people think, behave, and communicate. Discover how understanding these types can transform your relationships at work, at home, and beyond. This isn’t just a guide; it’s a masterclass in decoding the madness of human interaction. Get ready to see the world through a whole new lens.

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[benwherlock]

I'm surrounded by actual proper idiots that don't really fit into any of these categories. Now every time I type 'surrounded by idiots' into my computer I get this simplistic bullshit spouted back at me. 😂

[BunnyDarko]

Fascinating, and tempting to simplify people into Four Simple Categories. However, I'd argue we may have different presentations in different relationships (love, work family, sports, etc.). Regardless, I welcome AA;s perception of the human experience - oh to be that *objective* - no hormones, neurotransmitter chemicals, personal histories / memories of feelings to 'color' our Perception.

[slimehex]

Im mostly blue and hate that I feel such a need for security(being inside something reassures me of my security across many different contexts) I want to be better socially because I feel it’s the missing piece. Im too in my head most of the time thinking about how to solve this puzzle and be consistent and still improve in quality.

[pedrorosas]

I have been wanting to read this book for a while. After listening to the video, I am more curious than ever now

[magicturtles]

I swear he got this from 'The LightBringer' fiftion novel series, sounds exactky what the book describes as 'energy workers who have broken their iris/eyecolour"

[jnxwho]

It Still Feels Like A Waste Of Energy, Learning How To Understanding Someone
Without Them Taking The Time To Understand You

[thecardboardbunny]

I most closely resemble a color I can only describe as "rorange, " a bit of all of the colors.

[Virtualleeeeee]

Thomas Erikson??? I never thought id see a youtube video about this book popping up on my recommended randomly

[danthesquirrel]

Poetry doesn't describe truth, it can't, for it is the truth. Nobody is stupid says the one smart man in the room. Wisdom howls as it gazes upon four moons. Refrigerator.

[ratsrat]

I'm a mix of blue and yellow it just depend on who I'm with

[greenthunder]

It’s too simple. Due to the nature of reproduction, colours can mix in an indefinite amount. Defining different types of people is impossible.

[jackalope]

I think personalities are like paintings. For instance, I'm mostly green, with large blobs of blue and yellow and a tiny dot of pure red.

[_Fulgur_]

Missed opportunity to title this vid “the four horsemen of human behavior”

[methadonematt]

I needed to hear that. I understand that fully now. It's like you are making sure I understood the reds and the blues and the yellows and the greens. I also understand what all these people are saying too. I liked this video

[quesomquefaz]

Only for the AI made synth sound im the background... again ❤

[akreation]

Do the four colors represent people born in the different four seasons?

Red = summer
Blue = winter
Green
Yellow

[jonahjohn]

I'm a bit of yellow but mostly green and blue

[ElkoJohn]

some fights just can't be won
the powerful control the lives of the powerless
that's the way the world works

[psikeyhackr]

*The Tyranny of Words* by Stuart Chase

*The Screwing of the Average Man* by David Hapgood

[blackravenmeditation]

Can we look at this in terms of AI creation? Humans have developed Psychology through series of observations that has develop common criteria. Do AI possess these same types of templates of "personality" for lack of a better word? Does anyone sit back and observe AI in the same way...are criteria present for AI tendencies and the ways they interact effectively? This was fascinating! I look forward to looking into Eriksons work more too, its complex in its simplicity, good stuff!