Philosopher (2nd Eternity) MBTI Personality Type
Personality
What personality type is Philosopher (2nd Eternity)? Philosopher (2nd Eternity) is an personality type in MBTI, 4w5 - sp/sx - in Enneagram, in Big 5, in Socionics.
[Full Temporistic Description by Alexander Latyshev] —— [The philosopher] The aspect of eternity is interested in long-lived things coming out beyond one human life. Why do I live? How is the world? Creative aspect approaches this issue philosophically. Perhaps eternity will open slightly if I join the harmony of numbers? Or maybe this path lies through music? Is there a God? And if not? Who is closer to the truth Aristotle or Socrates? Not so important, I'll try on I will understand myself. This is the position of the Philosopher. The second eternity is almost as strong as the first, but more flexible and tuned in to dialogue. People with a creative eternity are characterized by the presence of good analytical skills, the ability to see the relationships between events, to detached perception. Unlike the first eternity, which, if it is impossible tosee the meaning of something, often synthesizes and creates it, the second does not see any reason in this. For a philosopher, meaning is a tool that helps in solving problems, both everyday and global. A philosopher is easier than other types to perceive other people's worldview concepts, it is easier for him to “try on” them for himself, since the question “why do I live?” not so critical for him. It is important for a philosopher to feel the general meaningfulness of life, his work, activity, and sometimes even better withoutthe constraining specifics. This gives him a feeling of freedom and strength. For a philosopher, eternity (as an aspect) is an endless riddle and one can solve it all his life (basically answering a main question of this aspect – Why am I?). ——
Biography
"The second eternity is almost as strong as the first. People with creative eternity are characterized by the presence of good analytical abilities, the ability to see the relationships between events, to a detached perception. Unlike the first eternity, which, if it is impossible to see the meaning of something, often synthesizes and creates it, the second does not see any reason in this. For a philosopher, meaning is just a tool that helps in solving problems, both everyday and global. A philosopher is easier than other types to perceive other people's worldview concepts, it is easier for him to “try on” them for himself, since the question “why do I live?” not so critical for him. It is important for a philosopher to feel the general meaningfulness of life , his work, activities, and it is better without constraining specifics. This gives him a sense of freedom, strength." Source - http://temporistics.ru/?q=theory_description
