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Is the term "stabilizer rationalist" just off the cuff, or is it something from a larger categorization, perhaps from a book?
by JackMorgan 4y ago
Is the term "stabilizer rationalist" just off the cuff, or is it something from a larger categorization, perhaps from a book?
- themodelplumber 4y agoBoth. If you want an introduction to the topic framed objectively, you'll want to start with Linda Berens, David Keirsey, etc. They will use words like those. Linda taught me about this stuff, and my own coach connected me to Keirsey's work. See the upper-right quadrant in the table on this page: https://lindaberens.com/resources/methodology-articles/temperament-theory/ https://lindaberens.com/resources/methodology-articles/tempe... Groups of people like you find in tech communities, for contrast, are usually found in that lower-left zone. But also, they are words that I use for my own work because they fit really well and offer a lot of reliable leverage in context. So I am not using these to reference the work of those particular individuals so much as I'm using them because they fit and also because I like them. In fact Linda might tilt her head at my use of rationalist along with stabilizer, until she understands what I mean by that (social bell curve; this is connected to Jungian and post-Jungian theory as well).