ESTP

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METAPHYSICS

ESTP / Sec

Extroverted Sensing Thinking Prospecting

The Entrepreneur / Cheetah

The ESTP:

Energetic and adaptable, ESTPs thrive in dynamic, hands-on environments where they can respond quickly to new challenges. Known for their confidence and charm, they often excel in social situations, enjoying spontaneity and risk-taking. ESTPs are pragmatic problem-solvers who prefer practical solutions over theoretical ones. They are often adventurous and thrive on excitement but may sometimes overlook the longer-term consequences of their actions, focusing instead on immediate experiences.

Advanced description

ESTPs lead with Se, making them highly attuned to their environment and quick decision-makers. Ti, their auxiliary, helps them assess situations logically and make efficient choices. Tertiary Fe encourages them to seek social connections, making them charming and adaptable in groups. Their inferior Ni can cause occasional uncertainty about long-term goals, favoring immediate experiences over future planning.

Conscious  Ego
Primary Ego ESTP
Purposeful

ESTP Conscious ego subconscious good

Conscious thoughts
Conscious self control

Strongly favours present moment experiences.
Hero thoughts
1st priority (Hero)
#1
Thoughts and feelings of
EXPERIENCES
Se c Extraverted
Responsibly handles logical thoughts.
Parent thoughts
2nd priority (Parent)
#2
Thoughts and feelings of
LOGIC
Ti c Introverted
Delights in reading / managing other's feelings.
Child thoughts
3rd priority (Child)
#3
Thoughts and feelings of
FEELINGS
Fe s Extraverted
Fears or resists thinking of their future.
Inferior thoughts
4th priority (Inferior)
#4
Devil.ai
Thoughts and feelings of
FUTURE
Ni s Introverted
Conscious  Subconscious  Ego

Primary alter ego / Nis cause

INFJ Subconscious alter ego conscious good

Subconscious thoughts
Subconscious superego control

 thinking of their future.
Science thoughts
1st priority (Hero)
#1
Thoughts and feelings of
FUTURE
Ni s Introverted
 reading / managing other's feelings.
Logic thoughts
2nd priority (Parent)
#2
Thoughts and feelings of
FEELINGS
Fe s Extraverted
 logical thoughts.
Ethics thoughts
3rd priority (Child)
#3
Thoughts and feelings of
LOGIC
Ti c Introverted
 present moment experiences.
Willpower thoughts
4th priority (Inferior)
#4
Devil.ai
Thoughts and feelings of
EXPERIENCES
Se c Extraverted
Subconscious  Ego

ISTJ Subconscious ego conscious evil

Conscious feeling
Subconscious self control

Worries over or doubts thoughts of the past.
Nemesis thoughts
5th priority (Nemesis)
#5
Thoughts and feelings of
PAST
Si c Introverted
Harshly critiques organisational thinking.
Critic thoughts
6th priority (Critic)
#6
Thoughts and feelings of
ORGANISATION
Te c Extraverted
Misses or overlooks personal principles.
Trickster thoughts
7th priority (Trickster)
#7
Thoughts and feelings of
OPINION
Fi s Introverted
Rejects or opposes thoughts of other's future intentions / actions.
Demon thoughts
8th priority (Demon)
#8
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Thoughts and feelings of
POSSIBILITIES
Ne s Extraverted
Subconscious  Subconscious  Ego

ENFP Subconscious alter ego subconscious evil

Subconscious feeling
Conscious superego control

 thoughts of other's future intentions / actions.
Duty thoughts
1st priority (Hero)
#5
Thoughts and feelings of
POSSIBILITIES
Ne s Extraverted
 personal principles.
Rationale thoughts
2nd priority (Parent)
#6
Thoughts and feelings of
OPINION
Fi s Introverted
 organisational thinking.
Morals thoughts
3rd priority (Child)
#7
Thoughts and feelings of
ORGANISATION
Te c Extraverted
 thoughts of the past.
External thoughts
4th priority (Inferior)
#8
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Thoughts and feelings of
PAST
Si c Introverted
How does this work?
Designed by Jack

Conscious control ego ESTP
Subconscious experience of experience
Conscious understanding
Strengths
ESTPs are energetic, dynamic, and action-oriented individuals who excel in fast-paced, hands-on environments. They are quick thinkers who can adapt to changing situations and make decisions on the spot. ESTPs are highly social and enjoy engaging with others, often bringing excitement and energy to social gatherings. They are natural problem-solvers, able to assess situations rapidly and take action when needed. ESTPs value freedom and excitement, seeking out new challenges and opportunities for adventure. They thrive in high-energy environments where they can use their practical skills and spontaneity to succeed.


Weaknesses
ESTPs can be reckless and impulsive, sometimes acting without considering the long-term consequences. Their love for excitement and novelty can lead them to take unnecessary risks or make hasty decisions. ESTPs can be overly focused on the present moment, neglecting future planning or long-term goals. They may struggle with commitment, preferring freedom and flexibility over routine or responsibility. ESTPs can also be insensitive to the feelings of others, prioritizing action over empathy, which may lead to misunderstandings or conflicts in relationships.


Rubix model
Interactive new Rubix model for the ESTP personality type demonstrating how all new class personality types and function personality types line up to form a perfect sudoku/rubix formation.
Sec
Conscious  Ego
Primary Ego ESTP
Purposeful

ESTP Conscious ego subconscious good

Conscious thoughts
Conscious self control

Sec S Heroes
Sec ESTP
ESTP Hero
Sec
Tic T ISTP Parent
Tic
Fes F ENFJ Child
Fes
Nis N INFJ Inferior
Nis
Sic S ISTJ Nemesis
Sic
Tec T ESTJ Critic
Tec
Fis F INFP Trickster
Fis
Nes N ENFP Demon
Nes
Heroes
Sec ESTP
Tic S Parents
Tic ISTP
Sec T
Nis F
Fes N
Tec S
Sic T
Nes F
Fis N Parents
Tic ISTP
Fes S Children
Fes ENFJ
Nis T
Sec F
Tic N
Fis S
Nes T
Sic F
Tec N Children
Fes ENFJ
Nis S Inferiors
Nis INFJ
Fes T
Tic F
Sec N
Nes S
Fis T
Tec F
Sic N Inferiors
Nis INFJ
Sic S Nemeses
Sic ISTJ
Tec T
Fis F
Nes N
Sec S
Tic T
Fes F
Nis N Nemeses
Sic ISTJ
Tec S Critics
Tec ESTJ
Sic T
Nes F
Fis N
Tic S
Sec T
Nis F
Fes N Critics
Tec ESTJ
Fis S Tricksters
Fis INFP
Nes T
Sic F
Tec N
Fes S
Nis T
Sec F
Tic N Tricksters
Fis INFP
Nes S Demons
Nes ENFP
Fis T
Tec F
Sic N
Nis S
Fes T
Tic F
Sec N Demons
Nes ENFP
What is the Rubix model?
Designed by Jack




First impressions
The first impression of an ESTP is often one of charisma, adventure, and boundless energy. They are known for their outgoing, confident nature and their ability to engage with people and situations with enthusiasm. ESTPs have a magnetic presence, drawing others in with their boldness and sense of adventure. Their willingness to take risks and dive into new experiences makes them exciting to be around, and they often leave a lasting impression as energetic, spontaneous individuals who are always ready for action. Whether it’s a group setting or a one-on-one conversation, ESTPs bring a sense of vitality and excitement that makes them stand out.
Gifted at
ESTPs possess exceptional adaptability, quick thinking, and the ability to turn challenges into opportunities for excitement and growth. They thrive in fast-paced environments where they can make split-second decisions and use their resourcefulness to overcome obstacles. Their ability to think on their feet allows them to stay calm under pressure and turn difficult situations into moments of opportunity. Whether it’s a challenging project, a complex social situation, or an unexpected problem, ESTPs have the ability to pivot quickly and find practical solutions that create new possibilities and excitement for themselves and others.
Parenthood
ESTPs are energetic, adventurous parents who value fun, excitement, and hands-on experiences in their approach to parenting. They encourage their children to be active, independent, and confident, often involving them in spontaneous activities or new experiences. ESTPs are practical and enjoy teaching their children how to solve problems in real-world situations. They value action and often take an energetic approach to parenting, making sure that their children are always engaged in something new and exciting. However, ESTPs may sometimes struggle with emotional depth or consistency, preferring immediate results and fun to long-term planning or reflection.
Friendships
ESTPs are energetic, adventurous friends who love to engage in fun, spontaneous activities. They are often the life of the party and enjoy friendships that offer excitement and new experiences. ESTPs value action and are always up for trying something new or pushing their boundaries. They are direct, straightforward friends who enjoy practical, hands-on activities, and they appreciate friends who are equally enthusiastic and willing to take risks. While they may not always be emotionally deep, ESTPs offer loyalty, support, and a great sense of humor, making them fun and dependable companions.
Fundamental logic
The ESTP is the ESTP's Se Hero

The ISTP is the ESTP's Ti Parent

The ENFJ is the ESTP's Fe Child

The INFJ is the ESTP's Ni Inferior



The ISTJ is the ESTP's Si Nemesis

The ESTJ is the ESTP's Te Critic

The INFP is the ESTP's Fi Trickster

The ENFP is the ESTP's Ne Demon

Se Hero
Strongly favours present moment experiences.


Ti Parent
Responsibly handles logical thoughts.


Fe Child
Delights in reading / managing other's feelings.


Ni Inferior
Fears or resists thinking of their future.


Si Nemesis
Worries over or doubts thoughts of the past.


Te Critic
Harshly critiques organisational thinking.


Fi Trickster
Misses or overlooks personal principles.


Ne Demon
Rejects or opposes thoughts of other's future intentions / actions.


The ISTJ:
is the subconscious of the ESTP Se Hero

The ESTJ:
is the subconscious of the ESTP Ti Parent

The INFP:
is the subconscious of the ESTP Fe Child

The ENFP:
is the subconscious of the ESTP Ni Inferior

The ESTP:
is the subconscious of the ESTP Si Nemesis

The ISTP:
is the subconscious of the ESTP Te Critic

The ENFJ:
is the subconscious of the ESTP Fi Trickster

The INFJ:
is the subconscious of the ESTP Ne Demon

Fes Fes Dominant Child Child Hero
Sec Sec Core Child Child
Nes Nes Dominant Demon
Sec Sec Core Demon


Flirtation technique
ESTPs are bold and confident when flirting, often using humor, action, and a playful approach to show interest. They are likely to make lighthearted, spontaneous remarks or initiate fun, adventurous activities to engage with someone they are interested in. Their flirtation style is direct and full of energy, relying on their charm and ability to create a lively, engaging atmosphere. ESTPs often prefer to show affection through playful gestures, daring actions, or witty banter, rather than through overtly romantic gestures. Their flirtation is less about deep emotional connection and more about enjoying the moment and having fun together.
Worst quality
ESTPs’ worst quality is their impulsiveness and tendency to focus on immediate gratification, often disregarding long-term consequences. This inclination can lead them to make rash decisions or take risks without fully considering how their actions might affect the future. Their desire for quick rewards can sometimes overshadow their ability to think strategically or plan for the long-term, which may result in regret or setbacks down the road. While their impulsivity can lead to exciting experiences, it can also create instability in both personal and professional spheres, especially when they fail to consider the lasting impact of their choices.
Career paths
ESTPs are energetic, action-oriented individuals who excel in careers that involve risk-taking, quick thinking, and hands-on problem-solving. They are often drawn to fields like entrepreneurship, sales, marketing, emergency services, and sports, where they can take charge and work in dynamic, fast-paced environments. ESTPs enjoy careers that provide variety and the opportunity to work with others in high-stakes situations. They thrive in roles that require immediate action and results. ESTPs may struggle in careers that are overly routine, slow-paced, or require excessive long-term planning.
Workplace habits
ESTPs are energetic, action-oriented, and results-driven in their workplace habits. They thrive in fast-paced environments where they can take on new challenges, solve problems quickly, and work with others in a dynamic setting. ESTPs enjoy roles that require immediate action and decision-making, often excelling in fields like sales, marketing, or emergency services. They value efficiency and enjoy using their hands-on skills to address problems. ESTPs are adaptable and enjoy the thrill of taking risks. However, they may struggle in roles that require extensive planning, routine tasks, or lack opportunities for excitement.
Piano model
Interactive representation of the ESTP personality type with all new conscious egos + more data.
Conscious  Ego
Primary Ego ESTP
Purposeful

ESTP Conscious ego subconscious good

Conscious thoughts
Conscious self control

Strongly favours present moment experiences.
Hero
Conscious ESTP
#1
Thoughts and feelings of
EXPERIENCES
Se c Extraverted
Responsibly handles logical thoughts.
Parent
Conscious ISTP
#2
Thoughts and feelings of
LOGIC
Ti c Introverted
Delights in reading / managing other's feelings.
Child
Conscious ENFJ
#3
Thoughts and feelings of
FEELINGS
Fe s Extraverted
Fears or resists thinking of their future.
Inferior
Conscious INFJ
#4
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Thoughts and feelings of
FUTURE
Ni s Introverted
Conscious  Subconscious  Ego

Primary alter ego / Nis cause

INFJ Subconscious alter ego conscious good

Subconscious thoughts
Subconscious superego control

 thinking of their future.
Science
Subconscious INFJ
#1
Thoughts and feelings of
FUTURE
Ni s Introverted
 reading / managing other's feelings.
Logic
Subconscious ENFJ
#2
Thoughts and feelings of
FEELINGS
Fe s Extraverted
 logical thoughts.
Ethics
Subconscious ISTP
#3
Thoughts and feelings of
LOGIC
Ti c Introverted
 present moment experiences.
Willpower
Subconscious ESTP
#4
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Thoughts and feelings of
EXPERIENCES
Se c Extraverted
Subconscious  Ego

ISTJ Subconscious ego conscious evil

Conscious feeling
Subconscious self control

Worries over or doubts thoughts of the past.
Nemesis
Conscious ISTJ
#5
Thoughts and feelings of
PAST
Si c Introverted
Harshly critiques organisational thinking.
Critic
Conscious ESTJ
#6
Thoughts and feelings of
ORGANISATION
Te c Extraverted
Misses or overlooks personal principles.
Trickster
Conscious INFP
#7
Thoughts and feelings of
OPINION
Fi s Introverted
Rejects or opposes thoughts of other's future intentions / actions.
Demon
Conscious ENFP
#8
Devil.ai
Thoughts and feelings of
POSSIBILITIES
Ne s Extraverted
Subconscious  Subconscious  Ego

ENFP Subconscious alter ego subconscious evil

Subconscious feeling
Conscious superego control

 thoughts of other's future intentions / actions.
Duty
Subconscious ENFP
#5
Thoughts and feelings of
POSSIBILITIES
Ne s Extraverted
 personal principles.
Rationale
Subconscious INFP
#6
Thoughts and feelings of
OPINION
Fi s Introverted
 organisational thinking.
Morals
Subconscious ESTJ
#7
Thoughts and feelings of
ORGANISATION
Te c Extraverted
 thoughts of the past.
External
Subconscious ISTJ
#8
Devil.ai
Thoughts and feelings of
PAST
Si c Introverted
What is the revised model?
Designed by Jack

Conscious control ego ESTP
Subconscious experience of experience
Conscious understanding




Advice
ESTPs would benefit from learning to consider the long-term impact of their actions and exploring deeper emotional connections with others. While their focus on the present moment and desire for excitement is a strength, it is important for them to also take time to reflect on the future and think about how their decisions might affect their relationships and goals. Building stronger emotional connections with others, as well as developing the ability to commit to long-term plans, will help ESTPs achieve greater stability and fulfillment in their personal and professional lives. Learning to balance their love for action with a consideration of consequences will lead to more sustainable success.
Award for
ESTPs would win an award for being the life of the party, always seeking adventure and ready to take on any challenge with energy and enthusiasm. They are the individuals who bring excitement and dynamism to any group or situation, fueling others with their energy and spontaneity. Whether it's a spontaneous trip, a new project, or a social gathering, ESTPs are the ones who bring the action and keep things lively. Their infectious enthusiasm and willingness to embrace new experiences make them natural leaders in social and adventurous settings, always ready to take the next step and inspire others to do the same.
ESTP Introduction
"I’m always ready for the next adventure, thriving in fast-paced, dynamic situations where I can act quickly and solve problems on the spot. I’m deeply in tune with my surroundings, making decisions on the fly based on what’s happening right now. Risks excite me, and I love living in the moment, whether it’s trying something new or jumping into an exciting opportunity. Being social comes naturally—I enjoy being the center of attention, but I’m also all about getting things done and achieving success in whatever I take on. The thrill of the challenge drives me, and I’m always eager to take the next step."






Function connections


The shorter the connecting lines, the easier you will find it to connect with their functions.

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Function Development
How functions differ by development.
An underdeveloped Se Hero in an ESTP often leads them to become overly impulsive and sensation-seeking, focusing on immediate gratification rather than long-term goals. They may struggle with attention to detail, neglecting the environment around them or engaging in risky behavior without considering the consequences. This impulsiveness can lead to poor decision-making and a lack of sustained focus, as they become distracted by momentary pleasures and external stimuli.
A developed Se Hero in an ESTP enhances their ability to fully engage with the present moment, allowing them to observe and respond to their environment with heightened awareness. They become skilled at noticing details, adapting quickly to changes, and seizing opportunities. This development allows them to remain grounded in reality while pursuing excitement and challenges, striking a balance between action and mindful awareness.
An underdeveloped Ti Parent in an ESTP can cause them to struggle with organizing and structuring their thoughts. They may find it difficult to logically analyze complex situations or solve problems in a methodical way. This can result in impulsive decisions, a lack of consistency, and a tendency to overlook important details. They may also dismiss their own internal insights, relying too much on external experiences instead of their own understanding.
A developed Ti Parent helps an ESTP to think critically and analyze situations more logically and systematically. They can break down complex problems, focus on precision, and approach challenges with a more structured mindset. This development enables them to make more informed decisions, utilize their strong problem-solving skills, and understand the deeper mechanics of their experiences, ultimately leading to more thoughtful action.
An underdeveloped Fe Child in an ESTP can make it difficult for them to understand and express their own or others’ emotions. They may overlook the emotional impact of their actions or words, leading to misunderstandings in their relationships. They may also suppress their own emotional needs, focusing more on external stimulation than on their emotional well-being. This can result in a lack of emotional depth or connection with others.
A developed Fe Child in an ESTP allows them to become more empathetic and attuned to the emotional needs of others. They begin to express themselves emotionally in healthier ways and foster deeper, more meaningful relationships. This development helps them to navigate social interactions with greater awareness, recognizing the emotional climate and responding in ways that promote harmony and understanding.
An underdeveloped Ni Inferior in an ESTP can cause them to struggle with long-term planning or envisioning future outcomes. They may focus primarily on the present moment and fail to see how their actions today could impact their future. This can lead to impulsive decisions, lack of foresight, and difficulty making long-term commitments. Their preference for immediate results often overrides the need for long-term vision.
A developed Ni Inferior helps an ESTP to consider the deeper meanings and future implications of their actions. They begin to recognize patterns and make connections between past experiences and future outcomes, allowing them to plan more strategically. This development allows them to develop a more balanced perspective, incorporating both short-term excitement and long-term goals into their decision-making process.
An underdeveloped Si Nemesis in an ESTP can lead them to dismiss past experiences and important details, making them prone to repeating mistakes. They may struggle with routine or tradition, favoring novelty and change over stability. This lack of attention to sensory data and past experiences can lead to poor memory, inconsistent behavior, and difficulty maintaining routines or managing everyday tasks.
A developed Si Nemesis allows an ESTP to appreciate the value of past experiences and learn from them. They begin to understand the importance of stability and routine, incorporating lessons learned into their present decisions. This development helps them to balance their drive for novelty with the need for structure, creating a more grounded approach to their everyday lives.
An underdeveloped Te Critic in an ESTP can result in difficulty organizing their external environment or managing tasks effectively. They may struggle with planning and setting long-term goals, focusing instead on immediate action without considering the broader picture. This can lead to inefficiency, confusion, and a lack of structure in their work or personal life, preventing them from reaching their potential.
A developed Te Critic helps an ESTP to organize their environment and work toward goals with greater efficiency. They become more adept at structuring their tasks, planning their actions, and considering long-term outcomes. This development allows them to be more productive, achieve their objectives, and take control of their external environment, leading to greater success in both personal and professional spheres.
An underdeveloped Fi Trickster in an ESTP may lead them to struggle with understanding their own values or making decisions based on personal beliefs. They might be disconnected from their emotions, often relying on external factors or social approval rather than internal guidance. This can result in a lack of authenticity in their choices, as they may act in ways that feel out of alignment with their true self.
A developed Fi Trickster enables an ESTP to recognize their personal values and begin making decisions based on what feels authentic to them. They become more aware of their emotional needs and take steps to express themselves in a way that aligns with their true beliefs. This growth helps them to foster a deeper sense of self-awareness and authenticity in their relationships and actions.
Ne Demon
An underdeveloped Ne Demon in an ESTP can result in a limited ability to see the big picture or imagine alternative possibilities. They may feel uncomfortable with abstract thinking or complex ideas, preferring concrete facts and immediate results. This can lead to a lack of creativity or innovation, and a tendency to focus only on what is directly in front of them, overlooking other potential opportunities or solutions.
A developed Ne Demon allows an ESTP to embrace abstract thinking and envision future possibilities with more clarity. They begin to explore new ideas, considering multiple perspectives and future outcomes. This growth helps them to become more innovative, open to new experiences, and capable of seeing the broader context in which their actions and decisions occur.




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Health care providers
ESTPs prefer practical and efficient healthcare approaches that focus on action-oriented solutions to health issues. They value healthcare providers who are straightforward and result-oriented, offering clear, effective treatment options that allow them to address their health concerns quickly and efficiently. ESTPs may not have a great deal of patience for lengthy processes or overly complex treatments, preferring instead solutions that are direct and get to the point. Their preference for action and speed in other areas of life extends to their healthcare choices, where they seek providers who are proactive and focused on delivering fast results.
Something challenging
For ESTPs, slowing down to consider long-term plans and taking responsibility for their actions can be especially challenging. Their focus on immediate gratification and excitement often leads them to overlook future consequences, making it difficult for them to commit to long-term goals or reflect deeply on the impact of their decisions. Developing the ability to consider the future and take ownership of their actions will help ESTPs grow both personally and professionally, as they learn to balance their love for action with more thoughtful, intentional decision-making.
Unstereotypical traits
Despite their bold and confident outward appearance, ESTPs can have a surprising sensitivity to others’ needs and emotions. While they may prioritize action and results, they are not indifferent to the feelings of those around them, particularly in one-on-one interactions. ESTPs are often perceptive and able to read people’s emotions, even if they do not show it openly. This hidden emotional depth allows them to connect with others on a more personal level, especially when they see their actions or decisions affecting those they care about. Their sensitivity may not always be immediately apparent, but it surfaces in moments that call for empathy or understanding.
Seeks
ESTPs seek adventure, excitement, and the thrill of new experiences and challenges. They are driven by the desire to explore the world, push boundaries, and take risks. Whether it's through physical activities, engaging in new social experiences, or tackling complex problems, ESTPs are energized by the prospect of taking on new challenges. Their need for excitement often leads them to seek out activities that provide an adrenaline rush, whether it’s extreme sports, spontaneous travel, or challenging work projects. For ESTPs, life is an opportunity to seize the moment and engage with the world in a direct, hands-on way.
Switch model
All the conscious and subconscious class egos in the ESTP personality type with their subclasses
Sec
Conscious  Ego
Primary Ego ESTP
Purposeful

ESTP Conscious ego subconscious good

Conscious thoughts
Conscious self control

Hero
Sec Heroes
Sec ESTP
Tic Parents
Tic ISTP
Fes Children
Fes ENFJ
Nis Inferiors
Nis INFJ
Sic
Tec
Fis
Nes
Parent
Devil.ai
Tic
Sec
Nis
Fes
Tec
Sic
Nes
Fis
Child
Fes
Nis
Sec
Tic
Fis
Nes
Sic
Tec
Inferior
Nis
Fes
Tic
Sec
Nes
Fis
Tec
Sic
Nis
Conscious  Subconscious  Ego
Primary Alter Ego INFJ
Spontaneous / Inferior cause

INFJ Subconscious alter ego conscious good

Subconscious thoughts
Subconscious superego control

Science
Nis Heroes
Nis INFJ
Fes Parents
Fes ENFJ
Tic Children
Tic ISTP
Sec Inferiors
Sec ESTP
Nes
Fis
Tec
Sic
Logic
Devil.ai
Fes
Nis
Sec
Tic
Fis
Nes
Sic
Tec
Ethics
Tic
Sec
Nis
Fes
Tec
Sic
Nes
Fis
Willpower
Sec
Tic
Fes
Nis