Creative Seeker

Not just a thinker, he works with aspirations for the future. He is interested in new, mysterious, or just poorly understood phenomena. His inventive talent is revealed in unusual projects or bold technical solutions. He willingly attracts people to new ventures and prefers to do what is interesting rather than what is profitable. Distracted by interesting details, he often does not have time to execute major projects by the deadline. Therefore, his work is periodically rushed to compensate for missed opportunities. He cannot tolerate strict regulations and monotonous routine work. He defies authoritarian pressure. In such circumstances, he exacerbates the conflict. He cannot live a sedate and measured life, as ordinary people with routines do. He is quite scattered, leaving things where they were last used. By regularly switching to something new, he forgets what he was going to do at the moment; therefore, maintaining constant order with personal matters is difficult. He dislikes dealing with issues of everyday life, except when using advanced technology. On matters of aesthetics, he often relies on a partner with taste and generally has little interest in clothing or appearance. He can easily move from unfamiliar interlocutor to quickly- drawn familiarity when it's sensed, though he never displays an appropriate smile. When thoughts spring to mind, he cannot wait and has an urge to digress. He needs a listener who is willing to listen to his mind's freshlyemerging stream of thought. Issues of ethics and subtle emotional cues are perceived as unnecessary, hindering his inventive process. Reproaches can make him lose control, and may cause him to leave, slamming the door as he goes. He likes to surprise others with sensational news and paradoxical stories. He willingly advises on ways of getting out of difficult situations, often offering the most radical solutions. He appreciates a good sense of humor and knows how to make jokes. He has a surprising combination of shrewdness and naivety, alongside a stream of thought with an infantile egoism.