Believer, Rationalist and Synthesizer
The history of humanity is not merely a history of technological advancement, but a history of the struggle to perceive and interpret reality. Though we may live in the same era and witness the same events, the worlds reconstructed within our minds are astonishingly different. This frame of perception acts as a fundamental force that determines not only the fate of individuals but the rise and fall of entire eras. It can be broadly categorized into three archetypes: the "Believer," the "Rationalist," and the "Synthesizer." The Believer The first archetype is the Believer. They treat what they want to believe as truth, rather than objective facts or data. Their world is built upon the pillars of experience, tradition, and emotion, and any information that threatens to crack this structure is treated as a foreign substance and rejected. For them, truth is not something to be discovered, but something to be defended. In the past, during the agrarian age wher...
