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Why are the innate basic values of all people not the same? Despite the fact that people partially copy each other's behavior in society, there are some hidden things in their thinking and basic needs. These are values. And these values are innate and obviously different for different people. In some people, they are similar (because they may belong to the same group). It is these values that will be discussed in this short podcast and described for all the personality types we have identified.
Source: https://worldtypology.com/innate-human-values/
Web archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20240308193547/https://typology.one/innate-human-values/
Some people are prone to stable congenital depression. These are atypical types. Typical types are not prone to causeless congenital depression. More details on this below.
Source: https://worldtypology.com/innate-depression/
Web archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20240121111828/https://www.typology.one/innate-depression/
We have already created descriptions of all 16 types of thinking that exist in nature. But now we would like to share with you an audio recording of these descriptions, which will be of interest to anyone interested in the topic of typology and the innate nature of human thinking.
Source: https://worldtypology.com/sixteen-characters-of-people/
Web archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20250614103753/https://worldtypology.com/sixteen-characters-of-people/
In our work, we have discovered and described the fact that there are four innate categories of people in nature. These are active and passive patriots, as well as pacifists and recluses. Patriots are collectivists and do not understand the lifestyle and thinking of individualists. Pacifists (peace-lovers) and recluses are individualists. More details about this can be found in this podcast.
Why is it wrong to transplant plants from their historical homeland? Why can it disrupt the ecosystem and natural appearance of a certain area. Let's briefly understand what a biocenosis is and its connection with typology.
Our typological world map of nature: https://worldtypology.com/how-to-choose-nature-for-you/
Source: https://worldtypology.com
Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20250525020942/https://worldtypology.com/
A democrat is a stable opposite of an aristocrat in his life character and thinking. You can learn more about this from this short podcast.
Source: https://worldtypology.com
Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20250525020942/https://worldtypology.com/
Probably some have noticed that in every team or neighbor there are people who consider themselves important people. Their behavior is interesting, their clothes are pretentious, their hair has a bit of pathos, etc. This is not without reason and this is not upbringing. This is a hereditary quality of a person, which is called in typology - aristocracy. More about aristocrat in this short podcast.
Source: https://worldtypology.com
Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20250525020942/https://worldtypology.com/
In previous episodes, we discussed logic and ethics as two opposing innate thinking tools that are present in different people. These tools, despite their differences, attract each other. This is how relationships and so-called love are born. We will discuss this issue of human relationships in more detail in this episode.
Source: https://worldtypology.com
Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20250525020942/https://worldtypology.com/
Ethics for some people it is a stable tool of thinking that only they understand and use. People with good logic do not always understand what ethics is and what is its meaning and purpose. Because logic and ethics are two innate opposites by nature. Let's talk about ethics.
Source: https://worldtypology.com
Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20250525020942/https://worldtypology.com/
What is a fact? Not all people pay attention to facts and do not often use them in their lives and everyday analysis. Let's figure out what a real fact is and why they are important.
Source: https://worldtypology.com
Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20250525020942/https://worldtypology.com/
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