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Re: Fudjack's an egotist
Re: Fudjack's an egotist
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Posted by BlueLamp on March 11, 2000 at 11:29:32:
In Reply to: Fudjack's an egotist posted by Cory on March 10, 2000 at 19:25:24:
John Fudjack really does see personality as parallel to the structure of
the universe (as do I)... John created a Z axis to go with an X axis of
MBTI SN and a Y axis of MBTI TF... his X & Y axes are like my circumplexes
and his Z axis is like my MBTI EI (and Fudjack even though he didn't say
so in his papers gave me a big YES! when I mentioned this new axis seemed
like the EI scale... Fudjack's EI for this has a "dynamic" definition due
to the way he conceived of it by parallels to Buddhist meditation both
outward (E like) and inward (I like)... a personality system like the
MBTI or the Enneagram can use the same types whether you are talking
static test score biases or dynamic maturity/use of traits so to me it
doesn't really matter if one talks dynamic or static when doing parallels
to the structure of the universe since personality has the same structure
whether it is dynamic or static... Fudjack sees E as going out into space
and I as going inward to a smaller space and then somehow the two look
alike (since Buddhist inward and outward meditation ends up in the same
"place")... Greene's Torus kind of wraps space back on itself is the
physics parallel Fudjack uses... I see E as going out into space and time
and I as going in to space and time back to the big bang... a large old
cold universe creates the initial conditions for new big bangs in Tony
Smith physics which is why outward E looks like inward I (the beginning
of our big bang)... Fudjack hasn't thrown JP into his model yet, I throw
mine right into the circle with SN and TF and create three arrangements
of the circle, one for spacetime, one for matter and one for antimatter...
My E goes out to find new parallel universes while my I stays at home in
its own universe... John
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