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안녕하세요, Erik Thor입니다. 개발자이자 심리학자, 작가로서 활동하고 있습니다. 성격 스펙트럼과 인지 기능, 그리고 성장에 대해 탐구합니다. 내 스토리 읽기 또는 활동 지원하기.

What is the nature of good and evil? Good is mostly visible in a person who is in a flow state. Evil in a person who is taken over by stress or negative emotion.

While most people are more or less neutral, or switch between these alignments, most people have an alignment that more or less describes them. Neutral people are best described by a general ambivalence towards both scales.

Lawful and chaotic types are also very different from one another. A lawful good person seeks to live within their own code of morals or their own ethics. A chaotic good person may break the law, lie, in order to achieve a good outcome.

Similarly, a chaotic evil type is often a type of “Punisher” who does what they do in order to correct an injustice or a perceived wrong, any means necessary. This is different from the Lawful Evil type. I believe the lawful evil stereotype fits the average German soldier during world war two. Someone who did not think about whether something was right or wrong, but simply did what was necessary.

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Erik Thor

Erik Thor

작가, 심리학자 & 프로그래머

성격 스펙트럼, 융의 인지 기능, 그리고 자아 소유권을 탐구합니다. 코치, 온라인 크리에이터, 저자로서 다양한 프로젝트를 진행하며 공동체의 조화, 자기 역량 강화, 그리고 성장을 돕는 도구를 만들고 글을 쓰는 것이 목표입니다.

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