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Alexander Tsekalo
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Alexander Tsekalo
Intuitive Logical Introvert
Socionics Type: Balzac (Critic)
MBTI Personality Type: INTP (Logician)
Base (worldview): Intuition of Time
Creative (also strong): Pragmatic Logic
Painful (most vulnerable): Ethics of Emotions
Suggestive (expected from others): Volitional Sensing
Block of Joy: Volitional Sensing and Ethics of Relations
Temperament: Receptive-Adaptive (~Melancholic)
Communication Style: Cool-Headed
Quadra: Gamma (values: time and change, struggle and willpower, personal relationships, practice and application)

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Intuition of Time

Ongoing changes, the flow of time, events, how events will develop and how long they will take, history, present, past, future, how they are connected, necessary timing, dreams and fantasies, premonition, astrology, magic, rituals, the supernatural, art as captured time, etc.

Pragmatic Logic

Order and correctness of actions, application, practice, mastery and professionalism, work, abilities and skills, technologies, production, materials, tools, methods, facts, efficiency, usefulness, quality, use of objects, useful properties of objects, mechanisms and devices, interaction of mechanisms, money (from the standpoint of related actions), competitiveness, sales and purchases, income and expenses, prices, profit, etc.

Ethics of Emotions

Emotional states, one’s own feelings and the feelings of others (joy, sadness, anger, fear, etc.), emotional influence, creating the necessary mood, expressing feelings, reading people’s emotions, subtle shades of emotion — the ability both to perceive and express them, acting, facial expressions, compassion, empathy as understanding emotional states, enthusiasm, etc.

Volitional Sensing

Influence, force, power, imposing one’s will, possession, space (from the standpoint of ownership, influence, danger, size, etc.), resources and money (from the standpoint of possession), wealth, pressure, punishment, conquest and defense, struggle, danger, safety, persistence, overcoming, achievement, territory, status, signs of influence, understanding volitional and force-related qualities, etc.

Ethics of Relations

Relationships between people and managing them, family ties, friendships, morality, ethics, friendship, likes and dislikes, attraction and repulsion, love and hate, morality and immorality, compassion and heartlessness, decency, humanity, tactfulness, warmth, personal boundaries, conscience, upbringing, actions, attitude toward something, desires, empathy as understanding attitudes, etc.