Drew Burney

Yeah.

I think I'm slightly over average, but not like you.

What is that supposed to be?

We'll get to why that might be.

Yeah, what is that supposed to be?

Not super high, no.

I think maybe slightly above average or right around average, I would say, yeah.

People would wonder, like, why would neuroticism even, like, why?

Why do we have that?

If you're in a chaotic, unstable environment, go, go, do it.

Can I guess what you're going to say?

Is only the paranoid survive?

Yes.

Right?

In a lot of ways, that's true.

And you could make the argument too that, yeah, the people who are more neurotic are looking out for everyone who's not so neurotic and probably should be a little bit more worried.

And, you know, the point is it's not all black and white.

Even neuroticism.

Another one of the reasons that this framework, the Big Five framework, has lasted throughout the decades, too, is that it does actually have predictive power.

Unlike a lot of the other models that came before this, the Big Five can actually predict some outcomes.