The psychological reason for human progress

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The Psychological Perception of the Unity of Nature, that guides all human progress

I have come to the conclusion that there are only four mental processes and no more

These four processes are

Logic, also,known as thinking, which is nothing more than a set of predetermined rules
Emotion, also known as feeling, which is nothing more than (personal moral) values
Practicalism, also known as sensing, which is nothing more than the uniqueness of elements
Theoreticim, also known as intuition, which is nothing more than how things are derived from each other

This is the construct I propose;

The mental functions;

Thinking: Is the investigation into the rules governing the elements of that unity of nature

Feeling: Is the investigation into the morals of elements that contribute to the unity of nature

Intuition: Is the investigation into how the elements derive from each other in the unity of nature

Sensing: Is the investigation of each element and how they contribute to the unity of nature

The mental attitudes;

Extraversion: The realization that your effort is required for the unity of nature

Introversion: The realization that your effort is not required for the unity of nature

The Jungian Functions;

Extraverted Thinking: The active molding to be in line with the rules of the unity of nature

Introverted Thinking: The discovery of the rules governing the unity of nature

Extraverted Feeling: The active molding to be in line with the morals of the unity of nature

Introverted Feeling: The discovery of the morals governing the unity of nature

Extraverted Intuition: The active derivation of the elements of the unity of nature

Introverted Intuition: The discovery of how the elements drive from each other in the unity of nature

Extraverted Sensing: The active contribution of the elements to the unity of nature

Introverted Sensing: the discovery of the contributions of the elements to the unity of nature

The only way to prove I am right, is to do a self assessment survey of what functions different people require unity on.

The structure known as the MBTI proposed by Myers and Briggs is still unproven

and can be proven using this proposed assessment;

Ask a sample of individuals to take the MBTI self assessment test

Ask them where they find unity from a list of dominant functions

If their dominant function agrees with their need for unity in that function, then I am right, if not, then I am wrong

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Perhaps it might help your writing if you would learn what an adjective really is, I mean, you use the word "Psychological " like many people use salt, dumping it on almost anything.

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What is the “psychological reason for human progress” ?

What is the “unity of nature” ?

What is the point of all your classifications?

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i like salty foods

i guess that has some psychological implications

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The actions of life in all of us are the same and are outside the field of thought.

Any action that is outside the field of thought is one with the movement of the flow of life. This is a state of freedom from the hold of mental images of something expected, often compared to its reality. Nature is not in the business of creating perfect individuals in a perfect reality. That’s an artificial existence. Yet, this artificial situation is so much depended upon for a good grounding of consciousness, that there is the fear of losing a foothold on reality even if the reality is understood to be manmade. We don’t have to escape from the freedom which nature offers us, but we are afraid of being lost in it.