Article: On the correct understanding of dichotomy Logic/Ethics in Socionics

[xerx]

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[ouronis]

I agree with most of this, except that it contradicts itself when talking about ethics both following ethical rules closely and disregarding them. Further clarification is required on that part. All in all...it lays out a suspicion I've had for a long time. There is no conclusive result, because the author admits that "intellectually developed" people often do well with both.

[Myst]

no I find T/F is relatively easy to tell, S/N is much harder for me to see

[Zero11]

Logic is the tendency to appeal to reasoning and data analysis in terms of material (inert, inanimate) aspects of phenomena;
Ethics is the tendency to appeal to reasoning and data analysis in terms of energy (animated) aspects of phenomena.

what?