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When are you going to move past Socionics?
Why should I when it works and it is the most advanced body of knowledge in its area?
Let me put it this way, Socionics is how you process information, correct? If such is the case, then if you divided up how all people process and conclude "is male/female concrete and objective," into yes/no, then half of the societypes would select Yes, and half would select No. This is one of the dichotomies. You would not have one individual of one type fundamentally agree with Yes and another individual of the same type fundamentally agree with No, because such would invalidate the entire system which is based upon them processing this information in the same manner.
Sure, you can divide all people into those two dichotomies, but will it be type related? You think will will not find a LII that says one, and then another LII that says the other?
Take this. It will knock out all but 2 types based on Reinin dichotomies. Make sure you agree with your results. HelloQuizzy.com: The Sublime Philosophical Crap Test
I got: "You are an N-A-O: a metaphysical Non-Reductionist, an epistemological Absolutist, and a moral Objectivist". I generally agree with the result. How do the results of this test tie in with socionics? This was an amusing test to take, but a bit too "philosophical" for my tastes.
I agree, especially where personality is concerned. There is a rough dichotomy in some aspects of biology, but even there, there are far more similarities than differences. I have found that personality is a much stronger influence on how someone thinks, reacts, decides, and views the world. Of course it is all skewed by the considerable effects of social conditioning, but even there, type comes into play, sometimes to mitigate, sometime to reinforce it. All in all, male and female are about as useful in personality analysis as handedness is.
The thing is, I think that this is exclusivelly to humans, due to their rationality. Animals' physical gender always matches their brain gender (even though some animals engage in homosexual behaviors).