Worldview

Comprehending fundamental truths and developing abstract concepts (including ideological directions). Ability to create fundamentally new ideas; for forming the general informational paradigm of an individual and social groups, up to humanity as a whole. The ideas of this group are 'heavier' than those of the group of 'Relativists', as they invariably reflect the subject's inner 'self' rather than the dictates of the external environment. Corresponds to the talent of a creator who, from their imagination, brings forth new worlds, concepts, and fundamental knowledge - things that previously did not exist in this world. Marked by a search for eternal truth and beauty, an ability to love the imagined more than the real, and an indifference to profit and everyday life - as something low and unworthy of attention.

Key word: Always

Adapting abstract concepts to real-life situations and applying them to real people. Ability to negotiate, find common informational points. Ensures the formation and maintenance of social consensus. Increased interest in the products of others' work, in reworking and adapting them; with tolerance and openness toward all people and ideas; with the ability to adapt to injustice, to be diplomatic and not get irritated by anything or anyone; and with avoiding fanaticism in any form.

Key word: Now

Corresponds to traditional values that are most clearly expressed in clan- or community-based social structures. These values include a sense of belonging to a unified national body, love for one's homeland and ancestors, and collective emotional experiences associated with feeling part of great events. Change over time and influence from outside are distrusted. Tend to have the fastest sensory memory on average; also more likely to be athletic and physically resilient.

Key word: Everywhere

Focused on maintaining the functionality of a large number of complex things, more diligent and attentive to details. Ensures sustainable reproduction of material resources and the increasing complexity of the technosphere as a whole. Down-to-earth life goals and aspirations, indifference to ideologies and distrust of abstract knowledge detached from practice, a focus on personal physical self-preservation, well-being, and comfort, as well as apathy toward heroic military pathos and any form of self-sacrifice.

Key word: Here