On the quadral axes
To start presenting the quadral axes, I'll first lay some definitions for the Jungian axes: Logic (T): abstract aspects of a system, how it all fits together Ethics (F): emotive aspects of human interaction, personal relations Sensing (S): empirical aspects of present reality, what can be done Intuition (N): interpretative aspects of non present reality, what could happen With that being said, I can move on to the definitions: Coherence (C): making things consistent to facilitate communication Ti: checking the internal consistency of an abstract framework Fe: unifying the mood at a social gathering S-: creating common structures for work N+: creating a common way of understanding the world Accuracy (A): focusing on particulars to avoid oversimplifying Te: checking how a system would translate into the real world Fi: focusing on personal feelings proper to one person S+: anticipating setbacks to a plan and working around them N-: identifying the limitations of a paradigm Harmony (H)...