without experiment, there is no knowledge. without action there is no experiment. what does good mean? introverted feeling thinks that painful outcome is bad and gratifying outcome is good. likewise does extroverted feeling, but it has different aspects in mind, when judging the impact that outcome has on emotion. it focuses on the experience of the experiment, while introverted feeling focuses on the lasting impact, that the result has, onto the subject. how does it shape you? extroverted feeling likes redundant experiments, if they are fun in the making. introverted feeling fears the element of surprise of outcome, it would prefer routine over true experiment. introverted thinking thinks that experiments are either teaching you something or they are redundant. a redundant experiment isn't only one, that has been done before but also one, wherein outcome can't be interpreted in meaningful manner. finally, extroverted thinking appreciates experiments and outcomes for what they are, according to criteria that are derived from comparisons with other experiments and outcomes and regales of whether something was learned or how it felt. whatever is works out as intended, is a good job. it's happy to be repetitive without much of a cause.
there is no objective truth (unless you define the phrase "objective truth" according to one of those subjective points of view).
the question is: do YOU want to be the one, who is going to do that one weird unpredictable thing, that will certainly be done by someone, someday. or would it be better for you, if it were someone else.
and the actions of others will still affect you. but you don't get to have a say in that matter. because nobody is listening.
