self development within the socionics theory

[InvisibleJim]

Is there a right answer?

No, because all of these questions are the wrong questions.

Intelligence, wisdom and knowledge are gained simply through experiencing the world, the quantity an quality of this increases with experience. They are all in part information.

Socionics deals with information metabolism, therefore not the quantity or quality of information.

The information elements in reality are simplifications of the psyche and the psyche is more complex. You cannot say 'I worked Fi, my Fi is better'. You can gain experience which helps you in life but it will have some or no impact on the information metabolism within the psyche depending on what that information is.

[Tropski Bolest]

no to both questions. i was not expressing a wish relating to my own needs.

I apologize, I must have misinterpreted you then.

From what I understand you say objective self improvement is, if there were to be such a thing, increasing optionality; if a person gains more options. I interpreted this as saying self improvement is increasing one's abilities, knowledge, work capable machines and so on, in general things that increase one's reach and impact in the real world?

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Based on your responses are you saying socionics cannot aid in self improvement other then by accident and sticking to it may even be counterproductive and harmful? Or something like that?

[InvisibleJim]

Based on your responses are you saying socionics cannot aid in self improvement other then by accident and sticking to it may even be counterproductive and harmful? Or something like that?

I don't think socionics can make much difference to self development. It categorises and it an 8 dimensionality of information metabolism. Self development has a number of dimensions which are focused on the information rather than the metabolism which are all unique to each individual.

Playing with socionics to impact individual development seems like pushing a string to move a house.