Socionics Order Ring Energy Flows (expand)

Dialectical thought always returns to its starting point (last in action, first in thought):

LSI: Intuition -> Logic -> Sensation (Design)

LII: Sensing -> Logic -> Intuition (Induction)

EII: Sensing -> Ethics -> Intuition (Reconciliation)

ESI: Intuition -> Ethics -> Sensing (Disapproval)

ESE: Intuition -> Ethics -> Sensing (Cheer)

EIE: Sensing -> Ethics -> Intuition (Drama)

LIE: Sensing -> Logic -> Intuition (Market)

LSE: Intuition -> Logic -> Sensing (Production)

SLE: Ethics -> Sensing -> Logic (Instincts)

SEE: Logic -> Sensing -> Ethics (Interests)

IEE: Logic -> Intuition -> Ethics (Hidden)

ILE: Ethics -> Intuition -> Logic (Promise)

ILI: Ethics -> Intuition -> Logic (History)

IEI: Logic -> Intuition -> Ethics (Novelty)

SEI: Logic -> Sensing -> Ethics (Treatment)

SLI: Ethics -> Sensing -> Logic (Nature)

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Evolutionary Order of the Functions: ...Sensing-Ethics-Intuition-Logic...

Right Spinners: simple to complex (Sensing-Ethics-Intuition-Logic-Sensing)
Left Spinners: complex to simple (Sensing-Logic-Intuition-Ethics-Sensing)

https://varlawend.blogspot.com/2019/07/notes-on-hangout-21-left-vs-right.html

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