Originally Posted by
leckysupport
The imperial/metric example doesn't particular work. Distance is far less complex than personality as metric/imperial is directly interchangeable without having an effect on how physical distance is perceived, where as I can't say the same for socionics theories and typing of individuals.
I'm of the opinion that knowledge must be grounded by it's "source".
I.e martial arts by effectiveness in a real fight, measurement of distance (imperial/metric example) by physical space and programming knowledge by software performance and durability.
Socionics should follow the same example, but as of now it is not grounded.