Spins in Pictures
Si+
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Si-
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Ni+
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Ni-
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Ne+
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Ne-
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Se-
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Se+
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Fi+
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Fi-
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Something bugged so I solved it like this:
Te-
Te+
Ti-
Ti+
Fe-
Fe+
Last edited by Tigerfadder; 03-10-2018 at 02:15 PM.
Si
Last edited by Hope; 03-10-2018 at 02:29 PM.
Mi+
Mi-
Le+
Gi-
Sҳ-
Ii+
Ii-
Ie+
Ke+
Ke-
You still using Gulenko's shitty definitions @Tigerfadder?
gulenko's definitions are the best
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...there is in the forum another text of him that says SLI is -Si. Its very confusing.Originally Posted by Bertrand
Gulenko is the only one who calls them spins.
@Tigerfadder This is a very nice idea! Se- is missing, do you have one for that as well?
yeah hes changed it more than once I think, section 2. talks about it some, and then he's done it again pretty sure, but this is the latest...there is in the forum another text of him that says SLI is -Si. Its very confusing.
Maybe, I got a bit stuck there.
Se-
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Question: When should you know that you deal with a hypothesis made by Victor Gulenko?
Answer: When socionics meets particle physics.
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Ah, and? The Se+ image reminded me of it, that one was a crossover.
Perhaps, dancing just hit me as Se+.Ah, andAnd the fireworks and all that stuff.
Hm, I met some resistance when trying to go on thats why I ended it at Fi-. The basic idea is that in life you sometimes need to reject one thing in order to get an other. That elimitation would be -. Focusing on the negative. So It would mean that - have less stuff but perhaps more valuable stuff because they can reject things and eventually only end up with the good stuff. I try to find them pictures some other day.
He's not the only one who's tried to link socionics and physics - Bukalov probably more notably, and myself. (Plus some ideas going back to Aushra like the combustion engine and space/time/energy/matter)Question: When should you know that you deal with a hypothesis made by Victor Gulenko?
Answer: When socionics meets particle physics.
Particle physics in particular - maybe
Last edited by Exodus; 03-10-2018 at 01:07 AM.
analogies between physics and human activity are very useful in my opinion, because they arise out of common modes of organizing information whatever the objects giving rise to the data may be
https://www.law.uchicago.edu/news/co...-and-economics
I had a dream like Ie+ O_o
Yes! Fireworks are a good analogy.Perhaps, dancing just hit me as Se+.
Hm, I met some resistance when trying to go on thats why I ended it at Fi-. The basic idea is that in life you sometimes need to reject one thing in order to get an other. That elimitation would be -. Focusing on the negative. So It would mean that - have less stuff but perhaps more valuable stuff because they can reject things and eventually only end up with the good stuff. I try to find them pictures some other day.
Like a filter, I get it. Looking forward, it's very illustrative
I think it is the way to go further. ;p
The ones Bertrand posted is the real one. The other one was before when they still tried to figure it out....there is in the forum another text of him that says SLI is -Si. Its very confusing.
The thing with the spins is that is split the 16 types into 8x8. Also it split all the quadras. Its good because it kills the idea of quadra. (I like the idea but it need a bit more nuance). Also it is accurate which is mostly what im going for nowadays.
I think we can differentiate Te+ and Te- as to Expansion and Profit. So
Te+
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Te-
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I think the plot of "mr nobody" sums up Ni+ well
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