LFVE (Plato) - Psyche Yoga Description [1L] First Logic: The motto of LFVE can rightfully be expressed as; “I know how to.” and “The law is harsh, but it’s the law.” In terms of LFVE, they establish clear rules to maintain what is ordered and at peace. Because without rules, the world will turn into chaos, which is simply impossible to survive. Deviations from the rules are allowed only in exceptional cases. The dominant type in Ancient Rome was LFVE, because it was only LFVE who could create such a detailed system of Roman law. They are characterized by taking all advances into account and developing solutions for all possible scenarios to avoid problems. So, they do not solve a problem instantly, just as long until they are sure that they know how to solve it. In addition, LFVE is characterized by a desire for justification in any act, and every action that they go along with should have a logical reason for the action. [2F] Second Physics: Above all else, LFVE is a natural born realist. Unlike other first logic types, the logic of LFVE is tied to a constant proximity to the material side of the world, summarizing the experience of reality. That is why LFVE perform excellently in the occupations of business and administration. LFVE possess an ability to solve problems logically and to put their thinking in action practically. Moreover, many of them strongly value sports and manual labor, which feels like a natural need for their bodies. [3V] Third Willpower: LFVE has a very reverent attitude to rules according to a simple basis: LFVE believes that wrong decisions and violations of the rules can lead to trouble. This allows people to be wrong without doubting themselves or can perpetuate careless behavior; that is why rules must take precedence over personal desires. Compliance with the rules and curbing bad actions is absolutely necessary to insist that people only choose actions that have specific requirements that go along with the rules. Actually, LFVE seeks to primarily to avoid all possible risks. The very same LFVE knows that all the rules must operate perfectly, so that they can use them in their favor in almost any situation. [4E] Fourth Emotion: LFVE withhold a very reserved attitude to manifestations of emotions of others, even if they are able to fend them off, they will still leave a strong impression on them. In their view, emotions are almost nothing compared to the knowledge of the world and are yet still valuable, only as they do not violate the established stability. LFVE is able to establish the fact that they are happy, but not violently inclined to express this joy. Another form of expression of joy that the LFVE might be inclined to express can be a story about an event that gave rise to this joy. https://www.the16types.info/vbulletin/showthread.php/49853-Psyche-Yoga-Sexta-2

"most precise" - Ti "state their opinions and do not like to waste much time debating the facts" - Ti "has no problem teaching people the basics of how to take care of themselves" - Se "responsibilities are handled when they have enough information" - Ti "most comfortable in life when they’re trying to find the right formula" - Ti "wear clothes that reflect their opinions of style but they take an interest in other aesthetics" - Se "perfecting their physical care habits" - Se "low emotional needs" - not having Fi I don't think "structure and stability" is enough evidence for Si-Te when there's all this stuff for Ti-Se. Also, LFVE is Lo- Eo+, which is obviously more Ti/Fe if you know anything about the theory.

LSI? Wait up. Well, there are already some LSE votes, but i have to say it; 2F correlates -> HEAVILY <- with Si in socionics. Mind you, TiSe LSI is a type that "Tends to be unconcerned with having a pleasant physical environment" or "perhaps more than any other type, are reputed for their stubborn resistance to the reality of their bodies, and the nonrelevance of their physical states as compared to their own personal goals and volitions" While for LFVE, it's more "Time is not wasted when explaining how certain health routines enhance wellness and what it feels like." or "enjoys making a functional space that is comfortable for everyone" So what's the fit then? LSE my dear. Let's play a game, guess which ones of the following quotes come from (A) the Flexible Physics description or (B) the LSE's Si description. 1 - "Often place a great deal of importance on free time, commodious surroundings, and familial well-being" 2 - "May converse about sensory experiences for long periods of time. " 3 - "Often enjoy recreation with a physical element, including hiking, sports, etc." 4 - "Notice quality of clothing and have a keen sense of what patterns and colors work together. Tend to offer solutions on how to keep things tidy and neat" 5 - "They want to share their thoughts on healthy living while incorporating all feedback" 6 - "Recognize their leisure time as essential to their overall well-being, and may exhibit a need to fulfill certain internal obligations" 7 - "May become very materialistic but not in a selfish manner." You probably figured it by now, but that was just an ENTJ trick to get you to notice the similarities between those two. Still, i'll give you the answers. B : 1, 3, 6 ||| A : 2, 4, 5, 7 And if you're wondering why LSE over SLI; unlike Si-leading SLI, both LSE and LFVE lead with a form of logic, they're both practical doers who put logic as their crux. I could repeat the exact same game with 1L and LSE's Te and you'd, again, have to enable your brain. But i'm confident in that it won't be needed, after all you now know how closely LFVE and LSE are related.