Si + Ti

Markers of the Combination of Two Simultaneously Strong Functions: Si + Ti

1. I rely only on myself and almost never try to take advantage of anyone.
2. I probably make mistakes in my communication practice more often than others, because I project my own intentions and thoughts onto the other person - and they ultimately act differently, because they think completely differently and proceed from different information.
3. I have always had a good ability for mathematics and logic.
4. Flattery, pretense and manipulation of the truth are completely unacceptable methods for “building a career” for me, even if they lead to quick success for other people around me.
5. I am best at some kind of “subtle” work based on small details and nuances.
6. It is usually difficult for me to “get into someone else’s skin” and understand the source of another’s delusion.
7. I do not know how to shame people with a look or words, I do not have such a gift.
8. I remember the entire multiplication table perfectly by heart.
9. I can do the same thing or the same enjoyable game for many days and weeks in a row without getting tired or striving for variety.
10. I am almost always inspired by the beauty of a clear and perfect structure.
11. I am often “viscous” in conversation or thoughts - it is difficult for me to ignore the current thought and get distracted, it is difficult to quickly switch to something else.
12. I am a straightforward person, I do not know how to dissemble or cast doubt on the fence.
13. If I see a river for the first time or read about it, I always ask myself what areas it flows through, where it originates, and especially - where it flows.
14. I always put only a single and clearly defined meaning into my statements.
15. My trouble is that I do not know how to “dissemble” at all.
16. I would like a blue-collar profession related to carpentry or joinery.
17. I can entertain myself for months with the same games and activities, I don’t like to “change the record” often.
18. I think that the comparison “higher-lower” is used more often than the comparison “faster-slower”.
19. I would like to work in a state bank at a special job - selecting counterfeit banknotes from all the money by some characteristics and separating them from the real ones.
20. The time spent is secondary and not so important if we are talking about “polishing” the work or document in full compliance with the requirements and rules.
21. I would like the profession of a jeweler.
22. I often concentrate my visual attention for a long time on some one small object, studying its movements or transformations.
23. I can show weakness and mistakes in determining how and when some people can cause trouble.
24. I believe in the need to serve society
25. Even from disparate, cut parts, I quickly assemble the desired object with my gaze, as if restoring it as a whole from memory.
26. My hatred and opposition are often more constant and deep in relation to orders than in relation to specific people.
27. My weakness in comparison with others is that, unlike most, I am not at all able to lie for some kind of benefit.
28. I prefer to do any task without haste and get irritated if I am rushed.
29. More often than not, I look for a source of optimism in my family and friends, than they look for it in me. 30. In a concert hall, I would rather work as a lighting technician than as a sound engineer. 31. I am much more indifferent to money than most.
30. Even if there was an opportunity to partially evade, I would still pay all the required taxes in full.
31. As a rule, I can only keep my attention on one thing at a time.
32. I usually find it difficult to predict people’s reactions to my actions.
33. Even when I’m sad, I like it when everyone around me is happy.
34. I find it difficult to move from one task to another.
35. Over the past couple of years, I have never had hiccups (5 - if I definitely haven’t, 4 - if I most likely haven’t, 3 - if I have, then once, 2 - I have probably had several times, 1 - if hiccups happen often, at least once a month)
36. I would really enjoy working on finding wells with water in the desert.
37. The great idea of ​​Service (with a capital S!) is close to me.
38. I instantly notice any inconsistencies, the slightest deviations from the ordinary in the overall picture of the surrounding world - be it a bent leaf, or a bump on the ground, or a slight deviation of a physical phenomenon from the pattern.
39. In my youth, I was withdrawn and rather cold and indifferent to the people around me.
40. I rarely think about the motives of other people’s actions.
41. It is difficult for me to base my guesses only on one available fragment of a phenomenon - before building hypotheses about it, I first need to form the most complete, holistic picture of it, collecting an almost exhaustive set of facts.
42. I can only do with interest those things that are really needed by someone and are truly useful for something - and money is far from the main thing for me here.
43. I can easily draw a diagram of the area or a plan of a room from memory.
44. I immediately see when a person is happy, but when he is sad - I notice far from immediately.
45. I am too calm and lazy to fight, but I am also fearless - and therefore I will never retreat. Let the enemy retreat, or fight me if he himself wants to.
46. I would like to work as an engraver or a jeweler.
47. As a game, I can easily freeze for ten seconds and assume the pose of a motionless statue, without moving once and maintaining my balance.
48. It is characteristic of me that, compared to others, I especially cannot stand it when I am rushed and hurried at work.
49. I often cannot grasp the logic of other people’s actions.
50. I feel quite comfortable and “in my element” when I am doing monotonous physical work for a long time that requires a lot of effort - carrying some bags, chopping wood, digging beds, weeding seedlings, etc. Once I get into the physical rhythm of this process, it seems like I don’t want to add variety to it, and I don’t want to stop until I finish or get completely tired.
51. As a child, I really enjoyed collecting postage stamps, postcards, labels or badges and looking for a suitable classification for them by type.
52. I always find it difficult to get started, to get into some new activity.
53. I am shy and wary of any “left”, unofficial income.
54. I am indifferent to fashion and often wear whatever comes to hand.
55. I like to read serious history and journalistic books.
56. Political differences can very well cause a family breakdown.
57. At school, geography was more interesting to me than history.
58. I easily reconstruct in my mind a complete image of an object from some of its separate parts.
59. It is true that I do not see any particular difference between “love” and “being in love” - ​​for me they are one and the same.
60. In my thoughts, I often reason with the help of words, mental speech, and moreover, sequentially, rather than in leaps and bounds or with the help of some vague visual “insights” and images.
61. I really like to pull fish out of the water with a fishing rod.
62. As a child, I liked (and still like) patiently assembling a cardboard jigsaw puzzle based on a given picture.
63. I can easily imagine in my mind’s eye what any object on display will look like after being rotated in space.
64. If I look slightly to the side of the TV, I notice with my peripheral vision that its screen does not glow with a steady light, but quickly flickers (check).
65. If there are problems with the electrical wiring in my house, I can fix them myself.
66. I am indifferent to such things as particularly fashionable wristwatches, fashionable iPhone models, etc.
67. I like to tidy up my things.
68. I have a good spatial imagination.
69. I am sick of all kinds of lies and secrecy; if I had my way, I would ban all secrets and untruths in the world.
70. I would like to diligently and enthusiastically solve codes and find the right key for them.
71. It is true that I do not approve of piercings and tattoos, I have a sharply negative attitude towards them, as well as towards any artificial intervention in my body.
72. I work more often for the common good, rather than for the individual.
73. I often have a slightly sad-serious outlook on life, rather than a cheerful one.
74. It is true that I have a certain oddity of character, as well as a one-sidedness and strong unevenness in the development of interests and abilities.
75. I am objective and harsh in judgments and principled assessments; structures, classifications, concepts - this is my style.
76. It is true that I do not approve of any silicone or Botox plastic surgery - this is disrespect for your body, causing it unreasonable harm.
77. My hands never shake.
78. I get great pleasure from popular science films and TV programs about hypotheses related to the structure of the Universe - about black holes, invisible etheric matter, the laws of gravity, the Big Bang, etc.
79. A person must be ready to sacrifice himself in the name of social or group interests.
80. Anxiety is not characteristic of me.
81. I have a hard time remembering my friends’ birthdays.
82. I more often organize “for the sake of eternity” than create and transform to suit the needs of the moment.
83. It is true that over the past year I have not had a single nightmare.
84. I am a sincere and fair person, there is much less duplicity and greed in me than in others.
85. My body is usually relaxed, and when I sit or lie quietly, there is absolutely no residual tension in my muscles, I don’t feel them at all.
86. I watch TV on average more than an hour a day.
87. I always check the temperature of a glass of hot drink with my finger before picking it up.
88. I have a quick and keen attention to the spatial arrangement of cars on the road, so I can cross the road in busy places easily and without fear.
89. I prefer songs in minor keys rather than major ones.
90. I would enjoy processing sociological statistics, using mathematical methods to identify relationships and trends in people’s preferences.
91. I have a good sense of direction - both in the city and in the forest. I have a good memory for the way to the right place.
92. Quickly rotate your LEFT hand clockwise (ten times in a circle, as if stirring water), then sharply change the direction of rotation to the opposite - counterclockwise. Then - clockwise again. If you can switch the direction of rotation quickly and clearly, without errors, write the number “5”. If it is difficult to switch and obvious errors occur, put the number “1”.
93. I spend most of my free time at home in a chair or on the couch.
94. Sometimes I find it difficult to stop making minor semantic edits to prepared documents - as they say, “the process sucks me in.”
95. It is true that I never used cheat sheets in school, and it irritated me when others did.
96. As a child, I loved to watch crawling insects for a long time.
97. I would have made a good proofreader or editor - I know how to find mistakes in texts and probably would not miss a single one.
98. Among the peculiarities of my face are rather large eyebrows, noticeably protruding above my eyes.
99. I have difficulty remembering the names of new acquaintances.
100. My usual state is emotional relaxation (absence of any emotional tension) with the simultaneous confidence that everything will be fine.
101. I am more picky in controlling my logic than my ethical and emotional manifestations (I often let them go as they please).
102. I am sensitive to deviations of objects from the correct shape - a deviation of a plate from a perfect circle, for example, or a slightly unevenly hung picture on the wall - which others do not notice.
103. I do everything at a pace that is comfortable for me, without contradicting anyone, but at the same time I pay very little attention to haste from others.
104. The idea of ​​​​selfless service for the good of humanity is closer to me than others.
105. I would enjoy the work of a biologist, geneticist, zoologist, botanist.
106. There are often days (about half or more) when I think more often about the common good or the good of others than about my own.
107. I often write in a small, “beaded” handwriting.
108. I quickly get tired of even one task, so I never take on several tasks at the same time.
109. Life decisions are always delayed for me if the options seem equivalent.
110. I feel hopeless or powerless.
111. I prefer watching sports on TV.
112. I remember well and can easily recognize the shape of the bodies of cars I meet, the spatial arrangement of rooms and furniture when visiting new acquaintances, etc.
113. I like to watch films about modern detectives on TV (i.e., the detective genre).
114. Compared to other people of my sex, I have always been more indifferent to issues of salary and career.
115. Very often, inadvertently (not intentionally), I allow myself to be tactless towards someone.
116. I very sympathetically believe in lone heroes who lay down their lives on the altar of service not to themselves, not to their family, but to all of humanity.
117. The work of a dog breeder (raising and training purebred dogs) would suit me better than the work of a salesman.